mmblz 04:04 PM 11-30-2010
Originally Posted by NCRadioMan:
If you're worried about germs, I hope you never handle money, public door knobs or drink from public fountains. Three of the dirtiest, bacteria laden things ever. :-)
How about ketchup bottles?
Germs rarely cross my mind but when I pick up a ketchup bottle, then immediately pick up a hamburger and start to eat it.... well...
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MajorCaptSilly 04:09 PM 11-30-2010
Originally Posted by mmblz:
How about ketchup bottles?
Germs rarely cross my mind but when I pick up a ketchup bottle, then immediately pick up a hamburger and start to eat it.... well...
You shouldn't eat ketchup bottles. Stick with the hamburger.
I'm Major Captain Silly
MCS
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Blueface 04:19 PM 11-30-2010
Originally Posted by NCRadioMan:
If you're worried about germs, I hope you never handle money, public door knobs or drink from public fountains. Three of the dirtiest, bacteria laden things ever. :-)
I always laugh silly at the precautions folks take in public bathrooms.
They will use a roll of toilet paper to cover the seat.
Some even use a roll to fill up the bowl so nothing splashes.
On and on.
Well, did any of those geniuses ever stop to consider that when they walked into the stall, and used the lock mechanism to secure the door shut, well................how can I put it, other than bluntly, someone else just used that and they had chit on their hands.
:-):-):-)
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mosesbotbol 04:23 PM 11-30-2010
Originally Posted by Blueface:
I always laugh silly at the precautions folks take in public bathrooms.
They will use a roll of toilet paper to cover the seat.
Some even use a roll to fill up the bowl so nothing splashes.
On and on.
Well, did any of those geniuses ever stop to consider that when they walked into the stall, and used the lock mechanism to secure the door shut, well................how can I put it, other than bluntly, someone else just used that and they had chit on their hands.:-):-):-)
I gave up on all that after staying in India.
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sikk50 04:24 PM 11-30-2010
I remember Grant (Groogs) brought something from the 40's to a Sierra Nevada herf at MOBD's house to PPP. It was during the height of the Swine Flu thing.....It was a delicious cigar, and I'm humbled to have been given the chance to smoke something almost three times my age
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Skywalker 04:28 PM 11-30-2010
Originally Posted by Blueface:
I always laugh silly at the precautions folks take in public bathrooms.
They will use a roll of toilet paper to cover the seat.
Some even use a roll to fill up the bowl so nothing splashes.
On and on.
Well, did any of those geniuses ever stop to consider that when they walked into the stall, and used the lock mechanism to secure the door shut, well................how can I put it, other than bluntly, someone else just used that and they had chit on their hands.:-):-):-)
Oh snap!!!
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replicant_argent 04:34 PM 11-30-2010
Originally Posted by Blueface:
how can I put it, other than bluntly, someone else just used that and they had chit on their hands.:-):-):-)
You remember when I licked your eyeball?
I opened the stall with my mouth five minutes before that.
BTW, my dogs taught me how to drink out of the toilet.
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Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
You remember when I licked your eyeball?
I opened the stall with my mouth five minutes before that.
BTW, my dogs taught me how to drink out of the toilet.
Why doesnt this surprise me???
:-)
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replicant_argent 04:42 PM 11-30-2010
Originally Posted by Ogre3239:
Why doesnt this surprise me???:-)
You knew I was learning things from my dog?
Where is the camera?
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Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
You knew I was learning things from my dog?
Where is the camera?
Your dog told me. Where do you think I learned how to do it???
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Blueface 04:53 PM 11-30-2010
Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
You remember when I licked your eyeball?
I opened the stall with my mouth five minutes before that.
BTW, my dogs taught me how to drink out of the toilet.
:-)
You are a sick man.
I should know.
It takes sickness to recognize sickness.
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