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Mar 31, 2010 19:41

Looks like somebody (SKIVEE) needs to work on his impulse control. And perhaps adjust his meds.*

Thank goodness nobody reads this anymore.

* And update his CALENDAR. April Fool's day is TOMORROW.

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pyratelady April 1 2010, 00:59:35 UTC
Oh yeah! I forgot that April Fool's Day is March 32! My mistake!

He's still lousy at spelling, though. GAWD.

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skivee April 1 2010, 17:06:36 UTC
I'm great at spelling, It's my typling that sucks

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kateslover April 1 2010, 07:13:15 UTC
Damn. You mean there won't be Bacon-enrobed Porque Cordon Bleu at MDRF? I was going to make the trip back to MD for that...

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skivee April 1 2010, 17:08:24 UTC
It does sound pretty good, eh?

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kateslover April 1 2010, 18:05:54 UTC
Trust me Skivee - if there's not already a recipe out there somewhere, I WILL create one!

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3fgburner April 1 2010, 19:13:45 UTC
Ok, now _I_ have to do some research. Can you say, "Perfect for Atkins", boys and girls?

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3fgburner April 1 2010, 19:27:39 UTC
"Looks like somebody (SKIVEE) needs to work on his impulse control."

A lady asked Skivee for dresses,
We had some of those on board.
A skirt she wanted,
Jump'er he did!
And now we don't sail there no more.

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kateslover April 2 2010, 00:41:07 UTC
I never did get the bouy line: a "bumper" in naval parlance is a fender, not a bouy. Or maybe I'm just thinking too hard instead of just having fun.

Anyway, I offer another verse if anyone's interested:

A lady asked Skivee for playing cards,
We had some of those on board.
Cards she wanted?
Poker I did!
That's why we don't sail there no more.

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3fgburner April 2 2010, 01:55:10 UTC
Bumper >> Bump 'er >> Bump her he did.

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kateslover April 2 2010, 02:04:46 UTC
I get that. But the "bumper" word play was on "buoy," as "jumper" was on "skirt/dresses."

A buoy she wanted?
Bumper I did...

Ah well, it's just a fun song and like I said, I'm making it too hard...

...uh... I mean too difficult...

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kateslover April 2 2010, 01:55:07 UTC
As promised ( ... )

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skivee April 15 2010, 18:58:06 UTC
Sounds tasty!. What's the sodium level like?

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kateslover April 15 2010, 19:44:41 UTC
"Nutrition Facts: Don’t Sail There"

Having said that, the "only" source of sodium is the ham and the bacon, so it depends on the brand of each.

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suehypno April 4 2010, 22:46:39 UTC
I was wondering. I mean, Pabst?? That's the reason I LEFT Wisconsin! lol

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