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A 2600 Sprint, yaay!
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#43 timeless art forms from 1503, 1962, (and 2008, ha.ha.ha, ...)
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Is that cleavage or a necklace I'm noticing?
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Not necessarily rhetorical...
Should this thread be re-named to the "OFFICIAL cartoon thread of Chicago Convention" ? 
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just a wee bit of off placed cleavage! Here I will blow it up for you abit so you do not have to strain eyes!
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Che Bella!
Now can you please fix her eyes? I hate the way she looks at me! She's got an eye on me, the other on Alfason.
I hate competition!
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#44 broken dreams (true)
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Unofficial Cartoon Thread of the Chicago Convention
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#44 broken dreams (true)
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That trunk lid must be heavy as lead, I've found that the metal that woods are made of is quite strong.
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#45 spider steer ropin practice hits a snag
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#45 spider steer ropin practice hits a snag
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Unofficial Thread of Chicago Covention
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are you referring to her continuous banter with the rest of us bb'ers?
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The reference to my arm most likely is that I have very limited use of my left arm, pretty much splinted from shoulder to wrist, and am still undergoing ionophoresis treatments in an attempt to avoid surgery. Fortunately, I do not make my living wrestling steers and I'm right-handed so I would still have a chance of survival.
As far as mud wrestling....as I posted on another thread it's not attractive to me, not even to watch; but sometimes you have to get down in the gutter or the trenches to understand what the problems are before they can be solved, and we have a few that can only view the problems from the curb, where everything is sublime and the acknowledgment of problems and their solving simply does not exist.
My best guess, he did not like having me included in the grouping of names you presented.
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#46 enough said
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OK Jerry, I know the names of the three Marx Brothers, but let's see who elso knows; Groucho, Harpo and ? (first correct answer gets a Leinenkugel's in the hotel parking lot). I'll save one for you, too.
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#46 enough said
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Chico, Zeppo, Groucho, Harpo and of course Alfa Romeo!
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