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Aktungbby 01-01-15 03:12 PM

A bilgerat emeritus! 'A before E' when in Rome BBY
 
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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2273935)
haha, as for the king size, you're in the wrong forum if you want to know that ending...

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I still have my Ceasar costume from our last aft party.....
Sorry! my interest is waaaay down:down::huh: "Caesar: "Every woman's husband and every man's wife". Thus is Julius Caesar characterized by Curio, according to Suetonius.
Julius Caesar was a man of great intensity. He openly enjoyed the "company" of both men and women and there were many scandals to go with this. He never hesitated to "borrow" other noblemen's wives and also "lend" his own wife Pompeia. (The NAG?) He was notorious for this and a typical ditty of the time, after his triumph in Gaul, says:
"Look to your wives, ye citizens, a lecher bald we bring,
In Gaul adultery cost thee gold, here 'tis but borrowing."
After what you did to my poor cheese goat...:wah:.
http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/images..._10.210.78.jpgyou stick with the toga:yep: I'm in my 'fishy murmillo' getup! for the slower movin' guys:D FYI: this is the anniversary of the inauguration of the Julian Calender! 46BC! we may not all be on the same wave length; but we're on the same day.....:timeout:

Wolferz 01-01-15 03:24 PM

Armistead,
 
You must stop tipping Aktung over.
Every time you do that, it takes days to clean up the mess after it's deciphered.:-?

Armistead 01-01-15 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Aktungbby (Post 2273968)
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Julius Caesar was a man of great intensity. He openly enjoyed the "company" of both men and women and there were many scandals to go with this. He never hesitated to "borrow" other noblemen's wives and also "lend" his own wife Pompeia. (The NAG?) He was notorious for this and a typical ditty of the time, after his triumph in Gaul, says:
"Look to your wives, ye citizens, a lecher bald we bring,

Are you say'n I don't have the ability to fill the toga of Julius? I enjoy the company of both men and women, just I don't company men openly, only aft parties in the ....aft.....Being stuck in the Bilge, one does what he must. I have no problem borrowing or lending,....my credit score is above average, but I only lend to trusted friends.....and you have proved you are not..

Aktungbby 01-01-15 04:27 PM

et tu Bruté?
 
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but I only lend to trusted friends... my credit score is above average.....and you have proved you are not..
POOR J.C. (the Roman one) should have listened to his (2nd) wife....a 'strange thing happened on the way to the forum'....and he had no 'trusted' friends----sounds very Bilgey to me! The more so as my B'day is naerly the IDES of March!??? You may fill his toga at your own risk; Don't worry about your credit score!>>> your 'score' problem is elsewhere::D 'as for wives there is a famous quote: Caesar divorced Pompeia, saying that "my wife ought not even to be under suspicion." This gave rise to a proverb, sometimes expressed: "Caesar's wife must be above suspicion." She was as bad as he was...in an emperor sized bed!
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after it's deciphered
Yeah! occasionally my riddle gets tossed outta my enigma as it departs my conundrum...:-? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...px-Eid_Mar.jpgcoin issued two years later 42BC "Ides of March" under 'the cap of freedom' by Brutus-bad idea:dead: nice pugios though...useful in the forum...or the bilge!

Armistead 01-01-15 04:52 PM

WTH.......:huh:

Wolferz 01-02-15 06:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Armistead (Post 2274031)
WTH.......:huh:

His eyes wide open.:up:

Now assist me in cleaning up what spilled out of his concussion.
Grab that air hose and set the compressor on LUDICROUS.

It's the only way to get all of the cottage cheese outta here.:yep:

Wouldja look at dat? I passed the 5k point, ten posts back. I wasn't watching the mile markers.

Tango589 01-02-15 07:19 AM

Fellas, fellas, I've got news concerning our New Year gig at the Foggy Valley Home for the Perpetually Bewildered, Podunk, Alabama. The gig is off. Apparently one of the inmates, ahem, patients had the clever idea of wiring a klaxon into the microwave so the hard of hearing could hear when dinner was done. (vid here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_aAnKhbhCw ) Unfortunately on the 3rd use the whole thing went boom and burned the home to the ground. There were no casualties, what with there only being 7 patients and 3 staff, so all were evacuated safely.

The good news is they had already paid for their tickets (repeatedly) to we are $5,000 in the kitty and have got away scot-free!:rock:

Would you be interested in finding another gig, or should we just keep the band for our own entertainment?

Wolferz 01-02-15 07:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Tango589 (Post 2274195)
Fellas, fellas, I've got news concerning our New Year gig at the Foggy Valley Home for the Perpetually Bewildered, Podunk, Alabama. The gig is off. Apparently one of the inmates, ahem, patients had the clever idea of wiring a klaxon into the microwave so the hard of hearing could hear when dinner was done. (vid here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_aAnKhbhCw ) Unfortunately on the 3rd use the whole thing went boom and burned the home to the ground. There were no casualties, what with there only being 7 patients and 3 staff, so all were evacuated safely.

The good news is they had already paid for their tickets (repeatedly) to we are $5,000 in the kitty and have got away scot-free!:rock:

Would you be interested in finding another gig, or should we just keep the band for our own entertainment?

Replenish our spirits poste haste.

Everyone sit Injun style with the back of your hands on your knees. Middle fingers pressed to your thumbs and chant with me....
Rummmmmmmmmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfuQ...7C7007&index=4

Armistead 01-02-15 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Tango589 (Post 2274195)

The good news is they had already paid for their tickets (repeatedly) to we are $5,000 in the kitty and have got away scot-free!:rock:

Would you be interested in finding another gig, or should we just keep the band for our own entertainment?

I say we pay off the loan on the rooster with it.. .

Get another gig if you can with the band, we've got to make money somehow with a lack of new members to video during confession....We don't do the band, it's back to our stripper act at the gay nursing home....

Tango589 01-02-15 11:09 AM

I've made a few enquiries, there is potential for a birthday bash we could play at. It's at 'Putting Bob's Golfing Emporium', next door to Crappy Jacks Bait and Tackle, Okeechobee, Florida. Their chief saleswoman, Glynness is having her 93rd birthday and they would like us to play. I've negotiated a $200 fee for us, plus a helping of birthday cake each. What do you think?

Aktungbby 01-02-15 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Wolferz (Post 2274199)
Replenish our spirits poste haste.

Everyone sit Injun style with the back of your hands on your knees. Middle fingers pressed to your thumbs and chant with me....
Rummmmmmmmmmm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfuQ...7C7007&index=4

^I like it! I've attached this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWB1U4oW4yw&list=PL83041B61597C7007&index= 5 to the goat to drown out its pitiful bleats; so Armistead won't get away with tainting the cheese supply. I'm afraid our cow is pretty much a 'lost cause'; maybe burgers... but I hate munching anything I knew the name of:huh: Does the band do Glenn Miller? Swamprat loves swing and I still can do a sedate Black Bottom, Carolina Shag, or the Lindy Hop if put to it. We'll leave the Boogie Woogie and Jitterbug to Tango and Eichhornchen:O: I imagine I'll have to break out the new Convers Allstar tennis shoes to save the deck paint. And no Clog dancing Armistead!...it leaves dents.

Armistead 01-02-15 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Tango589 (Post 2274239)
I've made a few enquiries, there is potential for a birthday bash we could play at. It's at 'Putting Bob's Golfing Emporium', next door to Crappy Jacks Bait and Tackle, Okeechobee, Florida. Their chief saleswoman, Glynness is having her 93rd birthday and they would like us to play. I've negotiated a $200 fee for us, plus a helping of birthday cake each. What do you think?

travel expense?

Tango589 01-02-15 12:06 PM

How much would it cost on the Greyhound?

Armistead 01-02-15 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Aktungbby (Post 2274262)
^I like it! I've attached this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWB1U4oW4yw&list=PL83041B61597C7007&index= 5 to the goat to drown out its pitiful bleats; so Armistead won't get away with tainting the cheese supply. I'm afraid our cow is pretty much a 'lost cause'; maybe burgers... but I hate munching anything I knew the name of:huh: Does the band do Glenn Miller? Swamprat loves swing and I still can do a sedate Black Bottom, Carolina Shag, or the Lindy Hop if put to it. We'll leave the Boogie Woogie and Jitterbug to Tango and Eichhornchen:O: I imagine I'll have to break out the new Convers Allstar tennis shoes to save the deck paint. And no Clog dancing Armistead!...it leaves dents.

Wolferz forbids me from putting my taps on my boots and clogging on deck. Last time I did it, someone thought we were under air machine gun attack and sounded off battlestations waking up Wolferz in the head... You know Wolferz, he hates being stirred from his slumber and running to the con fer nuth'n these days...and he never leaves the head when someone in there is giving confession...

Armistead 01-02-15 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Tango589 (Post 2274267)
How much would it cost on the Greyhound?

well, all of us I don't think $200 will cover it, unless he gives us a discount for play'n during the ride..We can pack up a batch of bilge stew to eat on the way, maybe do a lil street playing during potty stops....Maybe try Hank's Used Used Car Lot.....see if you can get us a old station wagon for cheap.

and don't bring up hitchhiking again....


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