blueridgeTiger

I was on the LSU campus walking between when a co-ed was crying and saying "they've shot the President." I skipped class and went to the Field House and watched the news on the TV in the day room.

and the winner, Beetlebaum.

Never “in love” or would consider marriage, but was in lust for four of my cousins (and even more so with their mother)

I lived in Tuscaloosa in 1993. The Tigers were 21-point underdogs, and the shite talk around the office was unbelievable. Pigs flew, and I got the last laugh..

Breakfast burritos.

but ... but ... what about diversity?

Eh?

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Old arse OT

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No offense, blueridge. That included me and was said with love

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:cheers:

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In her younger days (in the 1970s), my wife was a model, and is in the 1975 Sears and Monkey Ward catalogues, showing off swimwear, nightclothes, and lingerie. She pulled in $75 an hour (compare that to the minimum wage at that time of $2.50 per hour.