tsar4

Not necessarily a bad thing, I had more than one teacher that handed out multiple versions of the same quiz with the numeric order of the questions scrambled.

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Bombay's like to play "fetch". If mine is any indication of the breed, they don't jump very well either.

Hi Dunn, how's Bradstreet?

You get used to it.

More like Meshugenah, oy, oy, oy, oy, oy!

No, I thought you deserved something beyond the average facepalm.

Because Doom Metal Alchemist brought it up in the first place - I initially replied to that post.

Could be a supersaturated solution. One more granule of sugar and all the sugar within would precipitate out. (this ends the sum and total of tsar's HS Chem class learnings)

I jus need tree fiddy.

It should hardly have been "obscure" to the person I initially replied to if they knew anything about the skit, which was an ongoing gag at the time.

If you could just stop...that would be greeeaaaat.

Cheer up!

*starts lurking immediately*

You had Subway on your list. I haven't had Jack In The Box since they left Illinois in the '70s, so either them or Bojangles would be my next choice.

I take it their nachos (the one's being pushed on tv ads now) aren't edible? No Chipotle near you? If'n it were me, Subway out of the above.

BTW - if you want a soap to alternate with, try something with mint in it. It feels great, but can dry the skin if overused.

Thinking is never hard, you should try it sometime.

Saw an ad for this trendy men's grooming crap "Dr. Squatch", including "Tar Soap". What cracks me up is that stuff isn't new, my great grandparents would have used it. At least one company with it calls itself "The Grandpa Soap Co".

Abdicating thinking today, are we? It was another reference from SNL's "Coffee Talk with Linda Richman".