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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/27/2008 8:08:58 PM   
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Lion: Your former avatar (the cute kittty) definitely has some Maine Coon blood, thought it doesn't look like a purebred. But that's OK, none of current pride are purebred.

The kitty in your current avatar is no doubt a boy. It illustrates one of the crucial differences between men and women.

A woman can gain five pounds, have a hair out of place, and get a small wrinkle and stand in front of the mirror and thinks that she looks horrible. A man can gain 40 pounds, lose half his hair, nad be as wrinkled as a prune, but when he looks in the mirror he says: "Not Bad".

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/27/2008 8:10:02 PM   
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Thanks to everyone for the nice well wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving.

Guess I will have to start a new thread this weekend. Be sure to look for it.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/27/2008 8:41:55 PM   
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Happy Thanksgiving!!!



Happy Thanksgiving to all you guys from me too. My girls and I just spent a relaxing day with friends from our church, eating, watching football, singing, roasting marshmallows etc. Very nice.

Phosy, I like your siggy. It always amazes me what people will put on resumes or job applicatons. My favorite two that I have seen personally were "Reason for leaving last job - Personality conflict with my moron supervisor" and "I get laid off a lot."

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/27/2008 8:45:38 PM   
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Happy Thanksgiving Counselor. And may your rival game day be to your liking. As a matter of fact I hope everyone's football Rival day turns out well. Unless you are a Auburn fan of course.


Well said, Sam.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/27/2008 9:01:46 PM   
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ORIGINAL: singLOUD
"Reason for leaving last job - Personality conflict with my moron supervisor" and "I get laid off a lot."

zzzzzzzzzzz







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A woman can gain five pounds, have a hair out of place, and get a small wrinkle and stand in front of the mirror and thinks that she looks horrible. A man can gain 40 pounds, lose half his hair, nad be as wrinkled as a prune, but when he looks in the mirror he says: "Not Bad".
heeheehee


Counsellor, I hope the consolation activities are going well this evening.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 12:32:36 AM   
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Well, that explains why I didn't see you at the concert. I kept looking for you. It was another great concert. Don't tell Cindy, but even Michael Combs did a good job!

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 12:30:40 PM   
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Counselor:
Did you ever wear a mustache? I have had mine since the 70's (that is the decade, not my age ) and I am considering parting with it before Christmas. Any relevant thoughts?

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 12:31:42 PM   
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Counselor:
Did you ever wear a mustache? I have had mine since the 70's (that is the decade, not my age ) and I am considering parting with it before Christmas. Any relevant thoughts?


Two cents: No one will recognize you.
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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 3:10:47 PM   
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What does Phyliss think about the idea?

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 3:36:08 PM   
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She told me maybe I would not sneeze so much if I got rid of it. My nearly 6 yr old granddaughter has mentioned me getting rid of it several times.
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What does Phyliss think about the idea?


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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 3:40:26 PM   
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I've had mine since the 70's too and the goatee since the late 80s.

One of my biggest concerns would be wondering how many times I'd cut my self shaving in areas that I haven't practiced on in 20 to 30 years.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 8:08:17 PM   
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I've had mine since the 70's too and the goatee since the late 80s.

One of my biggest concerns would be wondering how many times I'd cut my self shaving in areas that I haven't practiced on in 20 to 30 years.



I have my beard and 'stache about since the early 80's myself.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 8:24:55 PM   
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Lion, what happened to the astronomically high post count (that I shall never see under my name)?

BTW, cute kitty.

I opened another account because there is a glitch with my inbox on my original one. I mean, what if someone...anyone...tried to send me a PM????


Okay, so what if that's unlikely, I can still pretend to be wildly popular, can't I?


Thanks for the kitty compliment. I think she's saying (not to you, to others who know who they are )
"You're weird. But I'm entertained, nonetheless."

Kerr, I think she's a Maine Coon kitten, what do you think?


I just posted a pic of my wife's cat, Daisy. She has to stay with my in-laws because we're not allowed to have pets here.

I'm sorry you can't have her with you. She's sure a pretty cat. I bet your wife really misses her.


She does. But hopefully we'll soon be able to find a place for all three of us.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/28/2008 11:22:09 PM   
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So it looks like Lane Kiffin got the coach's job after all. Thoughts?

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 9:32:32 AM   
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Hope we can hear you Tennessee fans today holloring
GO DAWGS!

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 11:42:48 AM   
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A woman can gain five pounds, have a hair out of place, and get a small wrinkle and stand in front of the mirror and thinks that she looks horrible. A man can gain 40 pounds, lose half his hair, nad be as wrinkled as a prune, but when he looks in the mirror he says: "Not Bad".


Kerr,

Not exactly my proudest moment, but when forced to enter a speech contest in high school, I won the "oral interpretation of poetry" category with a peom by Ogden Nash about women and their concern for weight. It reads in part,

"Some women smoke to much, and some women drink too much, and some women pray too much, but all women think that they weigh too much. They may be a slender as a sylph or a dryad, but just let them get on the scales and they embark on a doleful jeremiad. No matter how low a figure the needle happens to touch, they always claim it is at least 5 pounds too much."

The last line reads:

"So I think it is very nice for women to be lithe and lissome, but not so much that you cut yourself if you happens to embrace or kissome."

Funny stuff. I am not saying it is true, because I like sleeping indoors, but funny stuff nevertheless.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 11:44:25 AM   
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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 12:20:57 PM   
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ORIGINAL: singLOUD

"So I think it is very nice for women to be lithe and lissome, but not so much that you cut yourself if you happens to embrace or kissome."

Funny stuff. I am not saying it is true, because I like sleeping indoors, but funny stuff nevertheless.

zzzzzzzzzzzzz


LOVE IT

Love Ogden Nash poetry. Such a troll he was.


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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 4:16:59 PM   
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HA! FINALLY! Sharon-Marie, I want you to know it took me a long time to find this post.

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ORIGINAL: WhiteRoseBlessings

Before I forget (again) . . . CRANKY!!!

How did the tea and your testimony go?

How was Mr. Cranky's sermon?



The tea went well. I had to lead the ladies in a couple songs, and give my testimony. The testimony went great, I guess, people were laughing and crying. Is that good or bad? I think I heard them laughing at the funny parts and crying during the sad parts, so that must be good.

Mr. Cranky preached a great sermon! For an engineer, he can preach very well. He taught on the consequences of Biblical illiteracy.

At the end he told them to write their complaint letters and send them to the pastor's email. What a guy!

Thank you for asking!

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 4:37:57 PM   
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HA! FINALLY! Sharon-Marie, I want you to know it took me a long time to find this post.
LOL! Cranky, I considered giving you a link, but I thought a bit of hunting would do you good. Uhm, that, AND the fact that providing a link would have meant that I would have to do the hunting.




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The tea went well. I had to lead the ladies in a couple songs, and give my testimony. The testimony went great, I guess, people were laughing and crying. Is that good or bad? I think I heard them laughing at the funny parts and crying during the sad parts, so that must be good.
This seems like the correct order.




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Mr. Cranky preached a great sermon! For an engineer, he can preach very well. He taught on the consequences of Biblical illiteracy.

At the end he told them to write their complaint letters and send them to the pastor's email. What a guy!
LOL!

Wow; his sermon subject sounds awesome. I don't suppose there's a written copy? I'd love to read it.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 4:39:45 PM   
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Good Afternoon Kerr and Kerrziens!

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 7:52:08 PM   
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Bama is heading to the SEC Conference Championship game at 12-0.

Beat Auburn today for the first time in Tuscaloosa. Final score Bama 36 Auburn 0.

ROLL TIDE!!!!!!!

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 8:47:01 PM   
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Bama is heading to the SEC Conference Championship game at 12-0.

Beat Auburn today for the first time in Tuscaloosa. Final score Bama 36 Auburn 0.

ROLL TIDE!!!!!!!

VT beat UVA...Virginia Tech is going to ACC championship!!!



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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 10:23:07 PM   
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LOL! Cranky, I considered giving you a link, but I thought a bit of hunting would do you good. Uhm, that, AND the fact that providing a link would have meant that I would have to do the hunting.


Glad I saved you the trouble.

Sending you a pm about the sermon.

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RE: Kerr's Turkey Talk - 11/29/2008 10:26:47 PM   
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Oh cool! Thank you; I'll be on the lookout for it.



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