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Is anyone else getting concerned about Lou's need to start exposing himself??? He is probably going to hide behind 'it was for a good cause' but some here know him better. I am not one of them so I find myself wondering what I will see next. I'm just relieved the images are getting higher rather than lower....ewkkkk!!!
 
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BE NICE!!!

Lou, like me, can't see real well (and he's not old yet). So, we post photos assuming the rest of you will see the same "Inner beauty" we see, when we look in the mirror.

Keep trying!!!
 
I bet you wouldn't mind if I looked like one of those Chippendale dancers, Ruth! [8D] (And yes, if I have any beauty, it would have to be the inner kind!).
 
Lou has a great heart. Kelly feels he is a beautiful person, kind and generous.

I hear air going in. Kinda like a balloon getting aired up.[:p][}:)]
 
To be honest, before I saw your nip pic I imagined you to be about 6', 250, short, short hair cut, and shades. All the while moving to the sound of jazz......it's painful what ones imagination can do. Now if the nibs were actually body piercings that's another story ;)
 
My honest reaction to the photo?

Well, at first I thought it was ummmmm shall we say . . . "educational". Then, upon closer inspection . . . I hyperventilated. Thank goodness, my wife happened to walk by the study when she saw me gasping ... a brown paper bag did the trick! ;);)

Interestingly enough, my wife stayed up late that night "working" at the computer. Wasn't I surprised the next morning . . . . when I found that "THE" picture was now our latest screensaver. [:0][:0][:0]
 
Originally posted by DocStram



Interestingly enough, my wife stayed up late that night "working" at the computer. Wasn't I surprised the next morning . . . . when I found that "THE" picture was now our latest screensaver. [:0][:0][:0]
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Well, I don't know if screen"saver" is the best choice of words...As soon as the photo came up on my screen, it went to black and white and a funny smoke was coming up from the monitor![:0][:p]I have also developed a sharp pain in my head everytime I see a nib...Thanks Lou![B)];) It's always nice to see someone with a great sense of humor.
 
Some of us older members may remember hearing the song by Gus Kahn called "Makin' Whoopee". Evidently, it was from an old Broadway play "Whoopee". (Dang, until this post I didn't realize I had been spelling it with one "o" ... arghhhh!!)

Well, back in the 1970s, somebody thought that Macon, Georgia, needed a hockey team. The owners of the team came up with a clever marketing strategy for the team's name .... "The Macon Whoopees". The team lasted a few years then folded.

Actually, Macon is really known for its musical heritage. The Allman Brothers Band, Little Richard . . . and my favorite . . . Otis Redding "Try a Little Tenderness" and "Sitting on the Dock on the Bay"!
 
Originally posted by DocStram

Some of us older members may remember hearing the song by Gus Kahn called "Makin' Whoopee". Evidently, it was from an old Broadway play "Whoopee". (Dang, until this post I didn't realize I had been spelling it with one "o" ... arghhhh!!)

Well, back in the 1970s, somebody thought that Macon, Georgia, needed a hockey team. The owners of the team came up with a clever marketing strategy for the team's name .... "The Macon Whoopees". The team lasted a few years then folded.

Actually, Macon is really known for its musical heritage. The Allman Brothers Band, Little Richard . . . and my favorite . . . Otis Redding "Try a Little Tenderness" and "Sitting on the Dock on the Bay"!
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Here in Lancaster, PA, the Amish make and sell home made 'Whoopie Pies' all over the place.

Now, I'm not from around these parts, I'm a west coast guy, so that name is funny right there, I don't care who you are.

Of course, I also live within walking distance of villages called 'Bird in Hand, PA', 'Blue Ball, PA' and 'Intercourse, PA'. They're on the map and everything - My house is right about in the middle of the triangle between Paradise, Bird in Hand and Intercourse. heh...:D You know, you gotta wonder sometimes.

There isn't a day goes by during tourist season that there's not a whole bunch of yahoos stopping and taking pictures under the 'Welcome to Intercourse' sign. Drives me nuts. [:p]
 
The ol' Bluesman has been to Blue Ball and Intercourse and has seen Paradise by the Dashboard Light. (Note: No nudie shots in this post!) [8D]
 
"Oh yes they call him the streak, boogety, boogety, fastest man on two feet, boogety boogety..."

And just as in the song, "... there he was... didn't have on nothin' but a smile..."

So I hollered, "DON'T LOOK, HONEY." But it was too late. She'd already been nipped!

Thanks, Ray Stevens![:p]
 
Originally posted by DocStram

Some of us older members may remember hearing the song by Gus Kahn called "Makin' Whoopee". Evidently, it was from an old Broadway play "Whoopee". (Dang, until this post I didn't realize I had been spelling it with one "o" ... arghhhh!!)
Well, back in the 1970s, somebody thought that Macon, Georgia, needed a hockey team. The owners of the team came up with a clever marketing strategy for the team's name .... "The Macon Whoopees". The team lasted a few years then folded.

Actually, Macon is really known for its musical heritage. The Allman Brothers Band, Little Richard . . . and my favorite . . . Otis Redding "Try a Little Tenderness" and "Sitting on the Dock on the Bay"!
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Therin lies the "thrust" of my "humor sword"!!

Cutting to the meat of the matter:
<center> YOU MIS-SPELLED YOUR TEAM NAME, DOC!!!!!!!!</center>
 
Originally posted by ed4copies

Originally posted by DocStram

Some of us older members may remember hearing the song by Gus Kahn called "Makin' Whoopee". Evidently, it was from an old Broadway play "Whoopee". (Dang, until this post I didn't realize I had been spelling it with one "o" ... arghhhh!!)
Well, back in the 1970s, somebody thought that Macon, Georgia, needed a hockey team. The owners of the team came up with a clever marketing strategy for the team's name .... "The Macon Whoopees". The team lasted a few years then folded.

Actually, Macon is really known for its musical heritage. The Allman Brothers Band, Little Richard . . . and my favorite . . . Otis Redding "Try a Little Tenderness" and "Sitting on the Dock on the Bay"!
Click to expand...

Therin lies the "thrust" of my "humor sword"!!

Cutting to the meat of the matter:
<center> YOU MIS-SPELLED YOUR TEAM NAME, DOC!!!!!!!!</center>
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That's what I like . . . a gentle, subtle correction when I make a mistake! Good thing I don't live in Houston .... and follow baseball. ;) Billy? Can you give Ed a lesson in "gentle teaching"????:D:D:D
 
Ed attended the Bobby Knight Charm School and then the Woody Hayes School of Etiquette. I know, since we were classmates. [8D] He's now attending the Juan Marichal School of Gentle Persuasion. (This one's for us old timers!)
 
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