Comments by ATACdawg (page 35)

That should have been "Gun", not "Fun". I plead fat fingers.

Have Fun, Will Travel (Richard Boone) and The Bounty Hunter (Steve McQueen), both good shows. Also, Cheyenne.

Amen, and amen. Thanks for that thought 25!

Reminds me of an anecdote from Iacocca. It seems that Henry Ford II had the same thing for lunch every day, a hamburger steak, in the executive dining room. He would always say it was the very best burger he had ever eaten. He finally convinced Iacocca to try one, and yes! It was very, very good. Iacocca, unlike Ford, went into the kitchen to ask the chef what the secret was. The chef laughed, went to the cooler, brought out a beautifully marbled Porterhouse, and fed it to the meat grinder. Mystery solved!

My impression was that Miss Kitty had previously worked as a prostitute but as the owner/manager of the Long Branch was now functioning as a madame - maybe with some "extras" for the federal marshall.😉

If you go to a passport issuing office, you can get a passport virtually overnight if you are willing to pay one of their employees to walk your application through the passport office. I have done it. It is not cheap, but it is quick.

Club ad or shill review!!!👎😂

My 2006 Dodge Charger R/T is 16, and our Pacifica is a 2016. Both are running great and we have no plans to replace them.

"There's no place like home. There's no place like home......"

Boy, I'm a' Sue..... For shootin' me in the pee pee!

Dancers won't breastfeed them now?

Heaven help me, I just couldn't resist. I just had to get on this thread with a 0-value comment!!!

Boxers, briefs or boxer briefs?? There's a topic that deserves BigThirdEye's attention!!

None of my uncles had a college education. One owned a pair of hardware stores that did very well until the economy of Flint tanked and his customer base disappeared almost overnight. He continued to make a living wage in small engine repair. The other uncle ran a small town hardware and was also a master plumber. My dad went to engineering college on the GI Bill and with his practical farm education became one hell of a farm equipment engineer. I went to college for naval architecture and marine engineering. I always say that I got my Masters degree working in the shipyard by listening what the workers had to say. That respect paid off, because those guys listened to me as well when I had something to say. I have always treated the tradesmen who have worked on my house or boat with total respect. Not everyone needs or is suited for college, and a tradesperson, or baker, or pool maintainer can make a good living. Society needs people of all descriptions, and looking down one's nose at people who don't have a college education really don't have anything but blurred vision and big noses.