Just remember that many ladies on here have eaten spooge once, and gone back for more. The cookbook isn't real, but cum-yumming isn't any worse than eating the old bearded clam.










































And I speak as someone who has dined at both tables...

John, the shepherd doing the chinplant is hilarious.

Sundae, I'll take your word for it.

CLAMS GOT BEARDS!!!

:p:

Well, we've definitely had spooge here at the Cellar before. Lotta love here in the Cellar.

I thought it smelled kinda spoogey in here.

I'll take three. Wish I knew what year this was from.

The style looks like 1910s or 1920s.

Very close:

1908-1914...see pics below:

http://www.searsarchives.com/homes/1908-1914.htm

I'm partial to 154. It looks like a house that eventually ends up haunted. A lot of these houses look like houses in my town. Very cool!

I love those houses! I would take even the smallest one.

My beloved house (lost in my divorce) was similar to #3190-The Puritan. It was built in 1925 and had lots of character. It was gray and white with red shutters and a red door, as well as a brick walk going up to the front door. Loved that house!! :sniff:

The first home I owned was a Victorian style bungalow cottage in the Houston Heights, one of the oldest neighborhoods. It was built in 1913 and I bought it in 1986 for $40,000 and it needed a lot of remodeling, everything from plumbing and electrical to new floors, sheet rock a kitchen and bath remake. I sold it in 1996 during my divorce for $140,000. Unfortunately due to my divorce settlement my ex got 80% and I only got 20% despite having done all of the work on it! The house is listed at the tax office now for about $220,000 but at the height of the housing bubble about 8 years ago it was valued at over $300,000. This was only a home that was 1200 sq feet, 3 bedroom and one bath on a lot that was 50 x 100 ft!

We had several old titles on the house from the previous owner including the original purchase papers that said it sold from the builder for $1400.

Some Walmart shoppers need help with their math!

but how can you have that many with just one person? isn't it fifteen items per person? me and her together can have twenty items, right?

I just wonder how many Walmart shoppers wonder if this sign is for them if they don't have 3 hands? :eyebrow: