Bruce, you take that 'Official Dirty Old Man of The Cellar' title pretty seriously, don't you?

dude.
That's my wife. Now, she may not get that line, but I did. (actually, I'm sure she will) Ya know, I try to share a very special family like moment with the cellizens, and you gotta go there. You too, juju.... think back to when i first got here. I'll consider that post strike one

now you'd better buy me some beer and root for the cowboys this sunday or we may have another UnderSycaDavuation. :D

* this post is a dramitization and in no way depicts real life events. Any similarity to characters portrayed and real life persons is purely coincedental

Settle down beavis.

You made your post at 12:42 AM. I made my post responding to it at 11:25PM some 23 hours later. There are 11 posts in between that I had not finished reading yet, when I responded to your post.
Apologies will be accepted in the form of tribute. Trinkets, beads, Dodads.:p

If you don't want me to oogle your wife then you'll have to invest in a burka because she is much too lovely not to be admired.

still a great movie

brains, too.




it's a problem

....big problem

Main Entry: ad·mire
Pronunciation: &d-'mIr
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): ad·mired; ad·mir·ing
Etymology: Middle French admirer, from Latin admirari, from ad- + mirari to wonder, from mirus astonishing
Date: 1579
transitive senses
1 archaic : to marvel at
2 : to regard with admiration
intransitive senses, dialect : to like very much <I would admire to know why not -- A. H. Lewis>
synonym see REGARD
- ad·mir·er noun
- ad·mir·ing·ly /-'mI-ri[ng]-lE/ adverb

Main Entry: 1de·sire
Pronunciation: di-'zIr, dE-
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): de·sired; de·sir·ing
Etymology: Middle English, from Old French desirer, from Latin desiderare, from de- + sider-, sidus heavenly body
Date: 13th century
transitive senses
1 : to long or hope for : exhibit or feel desire for
2 a : to express a wish for : REQUEST b archaic : to express a wish to : ASK
3 obsolete : INVITE
4 archaic : to feel the loss of
intransitive senses : to have or feel desire
synonyms DESIRE, WISH, WANT, CRAVE, COVET mean to have a longing for. DESIRE stresses the strength of feeling and often implies strong intention or aim <desires to start a new life>. WISH sometimes implies a general or transient longing especially for the unattainable <wishes for permanent world peace>. WANT specifically suggests a felt need or lack <wants to have a family>. CRAVE stresses the force of physical appetite or emotional need <craves sweets>. COVET implies strong envious desire <covets his rise to fame>.

There's a difference.
big difference.:)

Now I'm even more confused than I was, but I read this to mean that it was an unfortunate juxtaposition of your allegedly prurient post, rather than any actual lecherous intent, which resulted in my having taken it altogether wrong (to be fair, Lumberjim took it wrong too).

At any rate, for all these misunderstandings and more, and out of a sincere desire to avoid recreating anything remotely resembling our recent upheavals...I apologize, and am actively seeking tribute.

yeah, i didn't know what the hell he was talking about. I suspect that bruce thinks on an altogether different and foriegn plane of consciousness than humans sometimes. as you put it elspode, he's denying his insinuation.

So,.... what was the wink for, then?
...i was just popping off, anyway...I'm not the jealous type. I don't mind that bruce "admires" her....

I scarcely know bruce, and cant say wether he was or was not ...you know....I also think he realizes that if refering to ....what he refered to.....about someone he scarcely knows' wife......isn't over the line, it's at least CLOSE to the line. Risky humor, but very funny. I know he wouldn't intentionally offer offense. I can just tell. I just thought it would be funny to tie it back to that other thread,.... and try to get some beer out of it.

I do have one problem with this tho, She's gonna kick my ass for weeks over this for making her the topic of discussion......

sorry, shelb

huh?

i didnt say you "desired" her, i was saying that not only is she "admirable" looking....she's smart too. meaning...she's a "sprited philly"...

not meaning that i have a problem with you , bruce old boy.

I'm not only cute, I'm slippery as hell.
One thing I can tell you young whippersnappers. Married women always tell their spouse. Sometimes it takes awhile. Sometimes it's in a shamefull confession. Sometimes it's a vengeful weapon.
But guaranteed, they will tell. That's why I don't mess with married women.:)

EDIT: anymore.

lumberjunior

http://pic7.picturetrail.com:80/VOL2...7/39318443.jpg

I'll post a picture of the decorated results as soon is it becomes a decorated result.....i think we're doing the lights tonight! I love this shit

There ya go !! Put them young'n to work !!!!;)