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Define "classy"

Post by i95 on Fri Oct 16, 2009 10:04 am


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Re: Define "classy"

Post by bbqboy on Fri Oct 16, 2009 10:08 am

A trip to Bountiful?

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by Independent George on Fri Oct 16, 2009 8:15 pm

Maybe it wasn't his kid. Just because you bring some pregnant chick to the hospital, you aren't allowed to fondle the nurses? Sheesh.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by Agent 13 on Fri Oct 16, 2009 8:50 pm

Independent George wrote:Maybe it wasn't his kid. Just because you bring some pregnant chick to the hospital, you aren't allowed to fondle the nurses? Sheesh.


Well, here is a little tip from your old pal Agent 13...forget fondling...don't even make comments about the attractive, and I should add, very well endowed, maternity nurse when you at are the hospital for the birth of a child. It will not go over well.

Trust me. I know.

My wife will be happy to tell the whole story...ugh.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by Independent George on Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:20 am

Next time...get her the Demerol BEFORE you start hitting on the nurses. She won't remember a thing.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by Agent 13 on Sat Oct 17, 2009 10:25 am

Independent George wrote:Next time...get her the Demerol BEFORE you start hitting on the nurses. She won't remember a thing.


Yeah, where were you when this advice would have meant something.

Bastard.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by i95 on Sat Oct 17, 2009 11:12 am

Agent 13 wrote:It will not go over well. Trust me. I know. My wife will be happy to tell the whole story...ugh.


Maybe you should sing her this song. God bless.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by Billy Heff on Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:44 pm

i95 wrote:
Agent 13 wrote:It will not go over well. Trust me. I know. My wife will be happy to tell the whole story...ugh.


Maybe you should sing her this song. God bless.


I thought for sure John belushi was going to step in and smash the guitar.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by Billy Heff on Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:49 pm

Agent 13 wrote:
Independent George wrote:Maybe it wasn't his kid. Just because you bring some pregnant chick to the hospital, you aren't allowed to fondle the nurses? Sheesh.


Well, here is a little tip from your old pal Agent 13...forget fondling...don't even make comments about the attractive, and I should add, very well endowed, maternity nurse when you at are the hospital for the birth of a child. It will not go over well.

Trust me. I know.

My wife will be happy to tell the whole story...ugh.


And I thought I was the biggest asshole on this site?

I now bow before you and hand over my crown.

Being that you are still alive, I guess you didn't make the comment during labor.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by i95 on Sat Oct 17, 2009 1:12 pm

Billy Heff wrote:I thought for sure John belushi was going to step in and smash the guitar.


Hey, Billy Heff, I know we've gotten off on the wrong foot what with you believing that I post under an alias on this site and my believing you to be, well, uninteresting at best and downright paranoid at worst, please be made aware that we are all HUGE Stephen Bishop fans on this site and don't take lightly any minimization of his significant contributions to modern music.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by clothier on Sat Oct 17, 2009 2:39 pm

i95 wrote:

Stephen Bishop



who?

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by pastrami-on-wry on Sat Oct 17, 2009 9:56 pm

i95 wrote:
Billy Heff wrote:I thought for sure John belushi was going to step in and smash the guitar.


Hey, Billy Heff, I know we've gotten off on the wrong foot what with you believing that I post under an alias on this site and my believing you to be, well, uninteresting at best and downright paranoid at worst, please be made aware that we are all HUGE Stephen Bishop fans on this site and don't take lightly any minimization of his significant contributions to modern music.


I hate when i95 goes "On and On".

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by Independent George on Sun Oct 18, 2009 2:03 am

i95 wrote:
Billy Heff wrote:I thought for sure John belushi was going to step in and smash the guitar.

...please be made aware that we are all HUGE Stephen Bishop fans on this site and don't take lightly any minimization of his significant contributions to modern music.


Wait. I thought we were all fans of the above-referenced Stephen Lynch?

Seriously. I thought we were.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by i95 on Sun Oct 18, 2009 9:24 am

Independent George wrote:Wait. I thought we were all fans of the above-referenced Stephen Lynch?


You're thinking Stephen Baldwin. You know, from "30 Rock" with Amy Poehler.

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Re: Define "classy"

Post by Independent George on Sun Oct 18, 2009 10:22 am

Are you sure? I thought Stephen Baldwin was that comedian who always talked in the monotone voice.

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