What the hell...

[Redbeard]

Shall we take a poll on which of our members here wears them or something similar?

[GadwallGetter530]

Shall we take a poll on which of our members here wears them or something similar?

If any one shows up to the WCH wearing anything like those jeans. I'll be getting arrested for a hate crime.

[Nanook]

I think I was born in Levi's....

[FlintRiverFowler]

Shall we take a poll on which of our members here wears them or something similar?

All the Cali members
Jehler
Assateague
Dc727

[Feelin' Fowl]

Shall we take a poll on which of our members here wears them or something similar?

All the Cali members
Jehler
Assateague
Dc727

DC for sure, and Wisconsin...

[huntall6]

Shall we take a poll on which of our members here wears them or something similar?

All the Cali members
Jehler
Assateague
Dc727

DC for sure, and Wisconsin...

Goldie

[FlintRiverFowler]

Shall we take a poll on which of our members here wears them or something similar?

All the Cali members
Jehler
Assateague
Dc727

DC for sure, and Wisconsin...

Goldie

We need to see if they make those in a skinny version to be sure.

[huntall6]

Shall we take a poll on which of our members here wears them or something similar?

All the Cali members
Jehler
Assateague
Dc727

DC for sure, and Wisconsin...

Goldie

We need to see if they make those in a skinny version to be sure.

Pretty sure that something looking that gay only comes in the skinny variety. I am surprised there isn't a butt flap so their boyfriends don't can just fold it down to get to the poop chute.

[Feelin' Fowl]

[GadwallGetter530]

[quote="Redbeard"]Shall we take a poll on which of our members here wears them or something similar?

All the Cali members
Jehler
Assateague
Dc727

DC for sure, and Wisconsin...

Goldie

We need to see if they make those in a skinny version to be sure.

Pretty sure that something looking that gay only comes in the skinny variety. I am surprised there isn't a butt flap so their boyfriends don't can just fold it down to get to the poop chute.[/quote]

Right in the binger!:lol:

[Nanook]

Pretty sure that something looking that gay only comes in the skinny variety. I am surprised there isn't a butt flap so their boyfriends don't can just fold it down to get to the poop chute.

Winner! Thats funny as hell!

[FlintRiverFowler]

Y'all think if reds boy showed this thread to Cody he would change his mind about them jeans?

[Feelin' Fowl]

Y'all think if reds boy showed this thread to Cody he would change his mind about them jeans?

Not a chance. Californians have convinced the world that it's not a choice...you're born that way.

[GadwallGetter530]

Y'all think if reds boy showed this thread to Cody he would change his mind about them jeans?

Not a chance. Californians have convinced the world that it's not a choice...you're born that way.

STATE OF JEFFERSON!!!!:mrgreen:

[Redbeard]

Y'all think if reds boy showed this thread to Cody he would change his mind about them jeans?

says a buncha guys who get together on the internet to chat

[FlintRiverFowler]

Y'all think if reds boy showed this thread to Cody he would change his mind about them jeans?

says a buncha guys who get together on the internet to chat

That's been my point here for a while hasnt it. None of us are really all that cool huh?

[Nanook]

So says my 16 year old step-son.... I'm not cool and I'm old.

[FlintRiverFowler]

So says my 16 year old step-son.... I'm not cool and I'm old.

I'm not cool at all. Nor do I care.

[Feelin' Fowl]

So says my 16 year old step-son.... I'm not cool and I'm old.

I'll 2nd that!

[FlintRiverFowler]

So says my 16 year old step-son.... I'm not cool and I'm old.

I'm not cool at all. Nor do I care.

[RonE]

When I graduated 8th grade in Alameda, Ca. 1958 I got out of the school and into the family station wagon (1953 Ford) and headed south to San Jose. My father had been stationed at Moffit Field and we were moving into our new house. My parents bought the house for $17,500 and it was brand new, so new that they hadn't finished paving the streets in the subdivision. We got there the same time as the moving van. My parents went to bed that night, happy that I had finished the 8th grade for sure but worried that they wouldn't be able to make the first payment on the new house, $104 per month. I had 5 younger brothers and sisters. My mother still lives there. Our family has never been big on 8th grade graduation. I had 7 brothers and sisters and about the best we ever celebrated elementary school graduation was a special dinner my mother made and perhaps a cake and a card. We were a family of 10 living on my fathers military pay. Lots of water under the bridge since then. The house was paid off in 1988. At my last brothers wedding we had 41 people all from our direct family. We've re-roofed the house three or four times, remodeled a couple of times, added central air when my dad thought my mother was getting old and all the kids were gone. I've always considered that house in San Jose my 8th grade graduation present.

[FlintRiverFowler]

See. I even double post shit like a loser.

[jarbo03]

Only gift I got for graduating 8th grade was not getting a beating.

[FlintRiverFowler]

When I graduated 8th grade in Alameda, Ca. 1958 I got out of the school and into the family station wagon (1953 Ford) and headed south to San Jose. My father had been stationed at Moffit Field and we were moving into our new house. My parents bought the house for $17,500 and it was brand new, so new that they hadn't finished paving the streets in the subdivision. We got there the same time as the moving van. My parents went to bed that night, happy that I had finished the 8th grade for sure but worried that they wouldn't be able to make the first payment on the new house, $104 per month. I had 5 younger brothers and sisters. My mother still lives there. Our family has never been big on 8th grade graduation. I had 7 brothers and sisters and about the best we ever celebrated elementary school graduation was a special dinner my mother made and perhaps a cake and a card. We were a family of 10 living on my fathers military pay. Lots of water under the bridge since then. The house was paid off in 1988. At my last brothers wedding we had 41 people all from our direct family. We've re-roofed the house three or four times, remodeled a couple of times, added central air when my dad thought my mother was getting old and all the kids were gone. I've always considered that house in San Jose my 8th grade graduation present.

Was it 5 or 7?

[Redbeard]

Y'all think if reds boy showed this thread to Cody he would change his mind about them jeans?

says a buncha guys who get together on the internet to chat

That's been my point here for a while hasnt it. None of us are really all that cool huh?

speak for yourself

[FlintRiverFowler]

Only gift I got for graduating 8th grade was not getting a beating.

All I got was to go to public school for highschool instead of the private school that I hated. I was not from rich parents like most of the kids who went there and it sucked goin to school with those little snots. All my friends from the neighborhood went to public school and I was happy to join them in highschool.

[RonE]

Figure it out you big dummy, my parents had two more children after we moved to San Jose.

[jarbo03]

Y'all think if reds boy showed this thread to Cody he would change his mind about them jeans?

says a buncha guys who get together on the internet to chat

That's been my point here for a while hasnt it. None of us are really all that cool huh?

speak for yourself

haha. I make the other side of the pillow look like a heating pad!

[Redbeard]

So says my 16 year old step-son.... I'm not cool and I'm old.

I'll 2nd that!

I'm cool as ice

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[Redbeard]

When I graduated 8th grade in Alameda, Ca. 1958 I got out of the school and into the family station wagon (1953 Ford) and headed south to San Jose. My father had been stationed at Moffit Field and we were moving into our new house. My parents bought the house for $17,500 and it was brand new, so new that they hadn't finished paving the streets in the subdivision. We got there the same time as the moving van. My parents went to bed that night, happy that I had finished the 8th grade for sure but worried that they wouldn't be able to make the first payment on the new house, $104 per month. I had 5 younger brothers and sisters. My mother still lives there. Our family has never been big on 8th grade graduation. I had 7 brothers and sisters and about the best we ever celebrated elementary school graduation was a special dinner my mother made and perhaps a cake and a card. We were a family of 10 living on my fathers military pay. Lots of water under the bridge since then. The house was paid off in 1988. At my last brothers wedding we had 41 people all from our direct family. We've re-roofed the house three or four times, remodeled a couple of times, added central air when my dad thought my mother was getting old and all the kids were gone. I've always considered that house in San Jose my 8th grade graduation present.

nice story Ron...even for a grouchy ole sonuvabitch like you