Just listen to 1 minute of this about dongs and old women!
https://youtu.be/5GBO0ox7qgE_01CEEnFw-&t=127
https://youtu.be/5GBO0ox7qgE_01CEEnFw-&t=127
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No. Give us a riddle instead.
Fine! Here's an easy one...
Sunflower
Nope!
That's it I'm gonna kill myself 
Don't be summoning owl!
Want me to turn on the @Jonny signal instead?
Do it! I'm ready to dance. It's Friday!
https://youtu.be/TQyo6CrbvIU
https://youtu.be/TQyo6CrbvIU
Shake your tail feathers! Do it right, uh hun, do it right!
https://youtu.be/qdbrIrFxas0
https://youtu.be/qdbrIrFxas0
I remember watching this as a kid and wondering why those two White guys are acting like they are black.
Because they were raised by Curtis in the orphanage!
>I was born a poor black child
Did you miss me, Jonny?
@HockeyDoxie @ArmadilloRancher @Captain80s @PodunkPotato @matty
My problem is that I’m such a nice guy that I’d give you roofing advice, but just because you’re White (I think).
My problem is that I’m such a nice guy that I’d give you roofing advice, but just because you’re White (I think).
Only 42 days until St. Paddy's!
15 days until Lent
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@d0c_ebooks @ArmadilloRancher @Captain80s @HockeyDoxie @PodunkPotato @matty
I grew up in a Catholic town. All the Catholics would show up at McDonalds after mass and order the fish fillet sandwich, with terrible swastikas painted on their foreheads.
What the fuck is up with that?!?!?
I grew up in a Catholic town. All the Catholics would show up at McDonalds after mass and order the fish fillet sandwich, with terrible swastikas painted on their foreheads.
What the fuck is up with that?!?!?
@d0c_ebooks @HockeyDoxie @Jonny @ArmadilloRancher @Captain80s @PodunkPotato @matty No way, how is it that time of year again already
11 days until Joe Cain Day.
Who's that?
During the Civil War and the Union occupation afterwards, there weren't many Mardi Gras celebrations. Joe Cain is credited with bringing back the parades in this area in 1868.
Now, the Sunday before Fat Tuesday is called Joe Cain Day and they have their own unique parades and celebrations....including a procession of 20 of Joe Cain's Merry Widows to the cemetery where he is buried.
Now, the Sunday before Fat Tuesday is called Joe Cain Day and they have their own unique parades and celebrations....including a procession of 20 of Joe Cain's Merry Widows to the cemetery where he is buried.
I didn't know that Mobile started Mardi Gras. That a cool parade and tradition!