Doan Wells.

Sep 06, 2006 22:50

I meant to tell you guys this story a long time ago because to me, it is funny ( Read more... )

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st_sardonicist September 7 2006, 14:26:03 UTC
Dood! Your grandmother almost got felt up my Mary Ann!

(Too funny, if you've read the comments to my last post, that is.)

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bobjovi September 7 2006, 23:57:40 UTC
And they're so perky!

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st_sardonicist September 8 2006, 03:38:06 UTC
What could be better than female extraterrestrial?

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Re: That is awesome. bobjovi September 7 2006, 23:59:24 UTC
I don't have as many things to say that aren't, "hey, look at my babies," especially since I'm not in the classroom anymore. So, I have to rely on an 84 year-old woman for material.

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bobjovi September 8 2006, 10:57:45 UTC
No way. I guess I should think about my own reaction when you guys post about Ella (which is something along the lines of, "hurray for baby Ella posts!")

Keep them coming.

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sub_musashi September 7 2006, 15:02:15 UTC
I'm torn between ecstasy at the thought of Mary Ann naked and horror at a near-lesbian encounter involving a grandmother.

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bobjovi September 8 2006, 00:01:34 UTC
I know! I have to remind myself that his grandmother was also quite attractive, and that she was only a mom then, as opposed to a great-grandmother, but it's still weird.

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westerneyes September 7 2006, 17:13:01 UTC
I still can't get over the fact that women were once so into J.C. Pennis. My grandma still swears by them too. She even says "Sears and Roebuck's."

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bobjovi September 8 2006, 00:03:22 UTC
My memaw has this thing when she buys me stuff from Pennis where she'll show me the label.

"See, this is a (dramatically)White Stag cardigan. Their stuff will last you a lifetime."

Nevermind the fact that it isn't fashionable when she bought it, much less a lifetime later.

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st_sardonicist September 8 2006, 03:39:44 UTC
You laugh, but Stafford shirts are built (sewn, actually, I guess) for the long haul.

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