tomasulo
August 16, 2004 - 08:46 AM
TTB: That's funny....I thought I heard Thom in the background saying "Tommmmmmmmm..." as in "tomasulo".
big_fan_of_Jai
August 16, 2004 - 11:00 AM
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This may go down in history as the least-commented episode of QE!
If not that, it's going to be a episode where we post more about fabrics and ice water.
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Love for Jai!
ThomsTeddyBear
August 16, 2004 - 12:50 PM
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I knew as soon as Carson found that wedding dress, he wouldn't be able to resist trying it on. How cute was Thom's reaction to his doing so? "Caaarrrrssoonn!"
No no no, I keep telling everyone...he's not saying "Caaarrrrsssooon" - if you listen real close, he's saying "Daaaaaawwwwwnnn". I can see how those two names could get mixed up though
TTB
Okay, I just spent about five minutes considering this - "Daaawwwnn?? Why would he be saying that?? Why did it sound just like Caaarrrrsoooon??? Am I going to have to go watch that again?? But they sound nothing alike!"
OH. What an edjit I can be! Of COURSE that's what he was saying!
I could tell you why he was saying that but then I would have to kill you.
(KIDDING!)
TTB
notevayas
August 16, 2004 - 12:52 PM
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notevayas... remembering that time when we were children and you walked in on me and little Joe..
Do tell - who's this "Joe"? Was he hiding in your room at the storytime sleepover? I noticed that the first night at SA's, we shared a room with a bunk. Now, it appears that you have your own room...so that means that I've been sent to the room in THE BASEMENT so your little friend "Joe" can share the bunk with you. Tell us, does he help you practice for the "Gay Olympics"? Huh?? What would Uncle SA think if he ever found out about our little pal Joey?
Uncle SA in a previous post gave me my virtual G.I. Joe- to go with Rjaye's Ken doll (the one with the earring) and your Malibu Barbie. I know all about G.I. Joe because my lover had one and it can be argued that I have one now. You pull his string and he says things. I pull SA's string and he says things. How and what I pull affects what he says of course.. Anywayhow we have more Story.. yeah!
No my_guy_ky SA would never put you in the playroom in the basement. You walked in on me when I thought you were in the bath with Barbie.. and caught me helping out little Joe with a bit of Playdough and some glue. I was doing reconstructive surgery to replace a vital organ lost in combat! But you tattled and Uncle S.A. made me make it smaller so he would fit into his uniform without alterations. That is why I call him 'little Joe'. Satisfied? Tattletale...
Depoetic
August 16, 2004 - 05:22 PM
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This may go down in history as the least-commented episode of QE!
Just you wait until I get well! I don't have all those posts for nothin! LOL!
Peace! --De
my_guy_ky
August 16, 2004 - 08:18 PM
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Do tell - who's this "Joe"? ...
Uncle SA in a previous post gave me my virtual G.I. Joe- to go with Rjaye's Ken doll (the one with the earring) and your Malibu Barbie. I know all about G.I. Joe because my lover had one and it can be argued that I have one now. You pull his string and he says things. I pull SA's string and he says things. How and what I pull affects what he says of course.. Anywayhow we have more Story.. yeah!
No my_guy_ky SA would never put you in the playroom in the basement. You walked in on me when I thought you were in the bath with Barbie.. and caught me helping out little Joe with a bit of Playdough and some glue. I was doing reconstructive surgery to replace a vital organ lost in combat! But you tattled and Uncle S.A. made me make it smaller so he would fit into his uniform without alterations. That is why I call him 'little Joe'. Satisfied? Tattletale...
LOL! I just realized this after reading the other threads. Boy, I feel stupid! Of course, little GI Joe. Note to self: Don't post when you're too tired. Well, at least I don't have to sleep in the basement. I hope you and Rjaye aren't jealous of me that I'm Onkel SA's favorite. Nyah, nyah, nyah, nyah-nyah!
Superannualted
August 16, 2004 - 09:06 PM
RRRRing.....RRRRing.....RRRRing....
Hello, there! Is this the County Zoo?...It is? Good! I want to report that three of your specimens are on the loose and need to be recaptured right away...what animals, you ask?
Well, there's a my_guy_coy-ote, a R-Jaye Bird and a Notey-variegated Python roaming from neighborhood to neighborhood, stirring up trouble wherever they go...you've got to send a couple of keepers with butterfly nets and cages, right away.
What's that you say?...there's no room at the inn? Well, you've got to do SOMETHING! And pronto! They've got my cat up a tree, bird doo-doo all over my car, and the python has three bumps in his belly, one each for the neighbors' missing dogs.
...Whatta-ya mean, it's not your problem. Look here, fella...I've got two words for you and they ain't "Merry Christmas!"
(sound of a very loud hang-up, followed by a simpering, metallic voice, "...if you would like to make another call, please hang up and dial again.")
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The moral of this story, kiddies, is play nice, no poking, keep your voices down and behave like little ladies and/or gentlemen (you can make your own arbitrary choices)...or there will be no more stories until Onkel SA get's back to the U.S. of A.
freshstart
August 17, 2004 - 02:23 AM
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notevayas... remembering that time when we were children and you walked in on me and little Joe..
Do tell - who's this "Joe"? Was he hiding in your room at the storytime sleepover? I noticed that the first night at SA's, we shared a room with a bunk. Now, it appears that you have your own room...so that means that I've been sent to the room in THE BASEMENT so your little friend "Joe" can share the bunk with you. Tell us, does he help you practice for the "Gay Olympics"? Huh?? What would Uncle SA think if he ever found out about our little pal Joey?
Uncle SA in a previous post gave me my virtual G.I. Joe- to go with Rjaye's Ken doll (the one with the earring) and your Malibu Barbie. I know all about G.I. Joe because my lover had one and it can be argued that I have one now. You pull his string and he says things. I pull SA's string and he says things. How and what I pull affects what he says of course.. Anywayhow we have more Story.. yeah!
No my_guy_ky SA would never put you in the playroom in the basement. You walked in on me when I thought you were in the bath with Barbie.. and caught me helping out little Joe with a bit of Playdough and some glue. I was doing reconstructive surgery to replace a vital organ lost in combat! But you tattled and Uncle S.A. made me make it smaller so he would fit into his uniform without alterations. That is why I call him 'little Joe'. Satisfied? Tattletale...
I thought you were referring to "Little Joe" Cartwright of Bonanza (I wouldn't mind getting caught with him! ). Thanks for clearing this up!
freshstart
August 17, 2004 - 02:57 AM
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I don't know why Carson insist on cotton and linen. I detest them both. Against my better judgement was enticed into buying a couple of linen blouses this summer. 10 minutes out the door and I look like I've slept in them for a week. AND I HATE (I mean REALLY, REALLY HATE) to iron. Cotton and Linen just look rumpled and sloppy if not ironed.
I love cotton and linen, but I despise ironing and that's why I end up avoiding linen. Nothing wrinkles like linen, and it's so sad. I hate ironing so much that my house is full of bottles of spray-on wrinkle remover. {hoping Carson isn't reading this and going into a coronary arrest} It works very well as long as you use it in plenty of time for it to dry. But with linen, you can have all the wrinkles out and by the time you drive to work you're one big rumpled mess again.
This made me think of one of my favorite Sylvia cartoons - it's a questionnaire saying, "Which of the following is used to remove wrinkles from clothes:
1) A five-iron
2) A tire-iron
3) A dry cleaner"
My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
freshstart
August 17, 2004 - 03:33 AM
Can you say "bootilicious?!
ThomsTeddyBear
August 17, 2004 - 06:08 AM
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...For example, eating well is less expensive than buying processed fatty/salty/sugared quick foods.
An EXCELLENT post Note and I agree with almost everything you stated. But I had to post about the above statement - it is in no way true. Every now and then I talk about this among my friends. Go to your local supermarket and price the "healthy" foods - you'll find them to be quite pricey in comparison to the quick foods there. Even fast food restaurants are cheaper though their foods are not healthy.
Just one point to make - great post though. An $8,000 bike?? Omg, that's rent and groceries for a year!
ThomsTeddyBear
August 17, 2004 - 06:22 AM
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TTB: That's funny....I thought I heard Thom in the background saying "Tommmmmmmmm..." as in "tomasulo".
It does sound a little like "Tommmmmmaassuuulllooo" doesn't it - but you have to listen real close and you hear the "D" sound at the beginning, then you can make out the rest, "Daaaawwwwwwnnnnn", and it's like "Oh yeah! I hear it now!"
lol
tomasulo
August 17, 2004 - 09:02 AM
TTB: Oh yeah.....I hear it now....."Daawwwwnnnnnnnn..." (then in a whisper)"......can you tell tomasulo to come over here. I want to tell her that I'm in love with her."
raindog
August 17, 2004 - 01:16 PM
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My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
Here's something that doesn't work at all - trying to iron clothes while you're wearing them. Yes, I've tried. Very very very bad idea!
raindog
August 17, 2004 - 01:19 PM
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...For example, eating well is less expensive than buying processed fatty/salty/sugared quick foods.
An EXCELLENT post Note and I agree with almost everything you stated. But I had to post about the above statement - it is in no way true. Every now and then I talk about this among my friends. Go to your local supermarket and price the "healthy" foods - you'll find them to be quite pricey in comparison to the quick foods there. Even fast food restaurants are cheaper though their foods are not healthy.
This gave me flashbacks to my college years, when I'd run out of money and live on four-for-a-dollar packages of macaroni and cheese. And 25 cent packs of Raman noodles. And no-brand Corn Flakes. Talk about unhealthy.
big_fan_of_Jai
August 18, 2004 - 09:33 AM
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My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
Here's something that doesn't work at all - trying to iron clothes while you're wearing them. Yes, I've tried. Very very very bad idea!
Oh no! You really did that?! Ouch! Next time I suggest that you are at least 6inches away from the clothing...
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Love for Jai!
big_fan_of_Jai
August 18, 2004 - 09:35 AM
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TTB: Oh yeah.....I hear it now....."Daawwwwnnnnnnnn..." (then in a whisper)"......can you tell tomasulo to come over here. I want to tell her that I'm in love with her."
Ya, know, after what you guys have said, I actually think it's actually Jai behind Thom saying that. And he's saying "bigfanof JJJJaaaaaaaaiii." Yep, that's it.
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Love for Jai!
ThomsTeddyBear
August 18, 2004 - 11:35 AM
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My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
ROFLMBO!!
ThomsTeddyBear
August 18, 2004 - 11:38 AM
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Can you say "bootilicious?!
"I don't think you're ready
for this jelly
I don't think you're ready
for this jelly
I don't think you're ready
for this
Is my body too bootilicious for ya, baby"
"Bootilicious" - Destiny's Child
lol
ThomsTeddyBear
August 18, 2004 - 11:39 AM
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TTB: Oh yeah.....I hear it now....."Daawwwwnnnnnnnn..." (then in a whisper)"......can you tell tomasulo to come over here. I want to tell her that I'm in love with her."
lol!
ThomsTeddyBear
August 18, 2004 - 11:40 AM
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My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
Here's something that doesn't work at all - trying to iron clothes while you're wearing them. Yes, I've tried. Very very very bad idea!
ROFLMBOOOO!!!
LOLOL!!!
OMG!! Tell me you didn't really do that, lol!
ThomsTeddyBear
August 18, 2004 - 11:43 AM
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...For example, eating well is less expensive than buying processed fatty/salty/sugared quick foods.
An EXCELLENT post Note and I agree with almost everything you stated. But I had to post about the above statement - it is in no way true. Every now and then I talk about this among my friends. Go to your local supermarket and price the "healthy" foods - you'll find them to be quite pricey in comparison to the quick foods there. Even fast food restaurants are cheaper though their foods are not healthy.
This gave me flashbacks to my college years, when I'd run out of money and live on four-for-a-dollar packages of macaroni and cheese. And 25 cent packs of Raman noodles. And no-brand Corn Flakes. Talk about unhealthy.
Or how about a poor man's best friend - Ramen noodles! Five or six packs for one dollar!
big_fan_of_Jai
August 18, 2004 - 04:17 PM
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Can you say "bootilicious?!
"I don't think you're ready
for this jelly
I don't think you're ready
for this jelly
I don't think you're ready
for this
Is my body too bootilicious for ya, baby"
"Bootilicious" - Destiny's Child
lol
Ha! I got this off a site.
"This week's selection, "Bootylicious," by Destiny's Child, proves that even simple pop songs can have a deeper meaning that needs a little examination. Sure it has a catchy beat (a deft swipe of Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen") and a chorus that's fun to sing along to, but what the heck does "I don't think you're ready for this jelly" really mean? Ask ten people and you'll get ten answers - even Beyoncé, Kelly and Michelle themselves can't put it into words - but at Music-Critic.com, we've cracked the code.
Would you like some toast for that jelly?"
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Love for Jai!
my_guy_ky
August 18, 2004 - 06:39 PM
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Do tell - who's this "Joe"? ...
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Uncle SA in a previous post gave me my virtual G.I. Joe-
I have a 90's Weezer song running through my head: "Say It Ain't So". (I know it's about alcoholism, but I love the way it sounds) Anyway, part of the lyrics go:
"Flip on the telly
Wrestle with Jimmy..."
And I'm wondering: Who or what is this "Jimmy" that he's wrestling with after he's flipped on the telly?
(Hey, Note, are you wrestling with little GI Joe to bone up on the Gay Olympics? Shhhh...don't tell SA, or he may not tell us our story.) My_guy_kyote mischeiviously wanders off to the next thread.
tomasulo
August 19, 2004 - 05:37 AM
big_fan_of_Jai: Oh right...that's totally what Jai is saying in the background...how could TTB and I have been so wrong! (That's her, officer...over there with her ear against the t.v. screen. Please be gentle, she's not dangerous, just slightly delusional. If she won't come peacefully, you can coax her out with an assortment of photos of Jai in various hairstyles.)
raindog
August 19, 2004 - 06:19 AM
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My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
Here's something that doesn't work at all - trying to iron clothes while you're wearing them. Yes, I've tried. Very very very bad idea!
Oh no! You really did that?! Ouch! Next time I suggest that you are at least 6inches away from the clothing...
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Love for Jai!
Isn't that, like, the most idiotic thing you've ever heard?? Yes, I put on a pair of pants (I'm SURE they were linen) realized how wrinkled they were, was rushing around madly late (as always) to work, and decided I REALLY didn't have time to take them off and iron them properly. So I tried just running the iron down my leg. OW. It didn't actually burn me, but a leg just isn't a very good substitute for an ironing board.
raindog
August 19, 2004 - 06:22 AM
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My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
Here's something that doesn't work at all - trying to iron clothes while you're wearing them. Yes, I've tried. Very very very bad idea!
ROFLMBOOOO!!!
LOLOL!!!
OMG!! Tell me you didn't really do that, lol!
Only I would try something like that. It was the result of lateness-induced-insanity. I didn't actually burn myself, but it was quite uncomfortable and didn't even work. Maybe I should audition for Queer Eye For The Straight Girl.
raindog
August 19, 2004 - 06:23 AM
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Or how about a poor man's best friend - Ramen noodles! Five or six packs for one dollar!
And they're quite tasty as well!
KCee
August 19, 2004 - 07:05 AM
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Or how about a poor man's best friend - Ramen noodles! Five or six packs for one dollar!
raises hand ... hides eyes... Guilty your honor
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Mike--Don't pass around your nose hair trimmer!
Couldn't agree more! Besides the fact that he shared it, one wonders why he took it with him to the ballpark in the first place!!
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And, that was one lucky ball that he rolled on.
We did those pikes in pilates class last night and I couldn't help but think of Kyan! Frankly, it's harder than it looks, but with the instructor spotting me I was able to do it fairly well. (One first just has to get over the fear of landing on one's nose!) I'd like to get one of those exercise balls, but my apartment is kinda small to really use it.
ThomsTeddyBear
August 19, 2004 - 07:06 AM
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Can you say "bootilicious?!
"I don't think you're ready
for this jelly
I don't think you're ready
for this jelly
I don't think you're ready
for this
Is my body too bootilicious for ya, baby"
"Bootilicious" - Destiny's Child
lol
Ha! I got this off a site.
"This week's selection, "Bootylicious," by Destiny's Child, proves that even simple pop songs can have a deeper meaning that needs a little examination. Sure it has a catchy beat (a deft swipe of Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen") and a chorus that's fun to sing along to, but what the heck does "I don't think you're ready for this jelly" really mean? Ask ten people and you'll get ten answers - even Beyoncé, Kelly and Michelle themselves can't put it into words - but at Music-Critic.com, we've cracked the code.
Would you like some toast for that jelly?"
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Love for Jai!
Omg, you're kidding! They really didn't know what that meant? It's got the root word "booty" right in it!
Love the "toast for that jelly" line, lol
big_fan_of_Jai
August 19, 2004 - 08:56 AM
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big_fan_of_Jai: Oh right...that's totally what Jai is saying in the background...how could TTB and I have been so wrong! (That's her, officer...over there with her ear against the t.v. screen. Please be gentle, she's not dangerous, just slightly delusional. If she won't come peacefully, you can coax her out with an assortment of photos of Jai in various hairstyles.)
Ha! That made me laugh!
Ha! Don't forget, his best hair style is when he has it long....
my_guy_ky
August 19, 2004 - 05:20 PM
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Or how about a poor man's best friend - Ramen noodles! Five or six packs for one dollar!
raises hand ... hides eyes... Guilty your honor
They're good for quick meals, but not good if you're trying to watch your sodium intake. In that case, use half of the seasoning packet. It's a good dish to sneak veggies into if you're a finicky eater. Mushrooms and celery slices are good choices. Add some fresh cilantro to jazz it up more. Yum!
karenk
August 20, 2004 - 04:28 PM
Did anybody catch the make/model of the nose hair clipper the guys were all sharing after the softball game? It seemed to be pretty well liked, but it's not listed on the QE site. Thanks, Karen
KyansBabe
August 20, 2004 - 06:04 PM
I noticed his underwear too! And I was thinking the same thing.... in my next life, I want to come back as that exercise ball!!!
Depoetic
August 23, 2004 - 10:59 AM
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Did anybody catch the make/model of the nose hair clipper the guys were all sharing after the softball game? It seemed to be pretty well liked, but it's not listed on the QE site. Thanks, Karen
Honestly - no... but Philips/Norelco, Remington and Micro Touch all make good ones. I think the Norelco is what Kyan used, though I could be wrong. It looks like the same style as from the Steven S. Episode. ...I hope that helps.
Welcome to the forum, hon! I hope you feel free to drop in often! Peace and grace to you! --De
pripri
April 12, 2005 - 08:39 AM
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My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
Here's something that doesn't work at all - trying to iron clothes while you're wearing them. Yes, I've tried. Very very very bad idea!
ROFLMBOOOO!!!
LOLOL!!!
OMG!! Tell me you didn't really do that, lol!
Only I would try something like that. It was the result of lateness-induced-insanity. I didn't actually burn myself, but it was quite uncomfortable and didn't even work. Maybe I should audition for Queer Eye For The Straight Girl.
luvsthom
April 12, 2005 - 08:45 AM
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My brother's solution to ironing, lay your clothing out flat between your mattress and boxspring the night before you wearing them.
Do you see why Washington, DC, needs the Fab 5?
Here's something that doesn't work at all - trying to iron clothes while you're wearing them. Yes, I've tried. Very very very bad idea!
ROFLMBOOOO!!!
LOLOL!!!
OMG!! Tell me you didn't really do that, lol!
Only I would try something like that. It was the result of lateness-induced-insanity. I didn't actually burn myself, but it was quite uncomfortable and didn't even work. Maybe I should audition for Queer Eye For The Straight Girl.
Uh......I've tried to iron clothes while they graced my body....and it is not pleasant......
Deb
tomasulo
April 12, 2005 - 11:29 AM
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Uh......I've tried to iron clothes while they graced my body....and it is not pleasant......
Deb
Dear Deb,
Please be more careful, Pumpkin....I couldn't live without you.
Love, Thom
(Just a little joke, Deb......it's really me...Tomasulo! Had you fooled there for a minute though, huh? )
(Okay, somebody please find Tomasulo something to do until the new episode comes on tonight.)
luvsthom
April 12, 2005 - 11:44 AM
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Uh......I've tried to iron clothes while they graced my body....and it is not pleasant......
Deb
Dear Deb,
Please be more careful, Pumpkin....I couldn't live without you.
Love, Thom
(Just a little joke, Deb......it's really me...Tomasulo! Had you fooled there for a minute though, huh? )
(Okay, somebody please find Tomasulo something to do until the new episode comes on tonight.)
Thom on horseback tonight...........yeeeee haaaaaa!!!!!!
By the way Thom.....thanks for your concern.....can you massage my boo boo?......um...lower please.......
design_daddy
April 13, 2005 - 05:08 AM
His owies and boo-boo's would heal with the touch of us THOM Wives!
albertreyes1214
November 26, 2009 - 08:43 PM
grounnySymn
December 21, 2009 - 09:52 AM
We are aware that we came off to a rough start, but if you go to our youtube page and watch the newer episode out of gas, youll see that we have improved. The next one will be longer and will be more dialog and funny situations with mike and Craig. not aimless shenanigans.
Youtube Channelexactly how its spelled - RedDadaFilms
bradj
March 10, 2010 - 09:37 AM
Is this show still going then? I loved it but thought they were all repeats now. Am I right?
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