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Dennis in MA
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The day after yesterday? 
I'm waiting for June 26th. (Do the math. . . . )
I'm waiting for June 26th. (Do the math. . . . )
May 56th?The day after yesterday?
I'm waiting for June 26th. (Do the math. . . . )
Dennis in MA
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There's not 56 days in May, silly!
StevieP
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The day after yesterday?
I'm waiting for June 26th. (Do the math. . . . )
June 26th is the 177th day of the year. You planning something special with a pellet gun?
HorizontalHunter
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Somebody needs to tell TSUSA.
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Dennis in MA
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I got a clients address wrong today.
She called me and said, "Paul it's PO Box 556, not 552"
I said, "556, like the ammo, got it"
She said "yes, like the ammo"
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My security code on my new CC is 357. YEAHBABY!!!!
Way back when I was paying child support the amount was $357/week. Which Lady Radtekk found amusing given my ex's rabid libtardism. She (Lady Radtekk) thought it was cool that whackadoodle got a weekly "bullet".
Then I started getting paid bi-weekly, so the per-paycheck deduction was $714. As a product of the 70's & 80's I found that to be an interesting number also, because if there was one thing my ex needed it was MEDICATION. Bonus points for figuring out the significance of the latter amount
Then I started getting paid bi-weekly, so the per-paycheck deduction was $714. As a product of the 70's & 80's I found that to be an interesting number also, because if there was one thing my ex needed it was MEDICATION. Bonus points for figuring out the significance of the latter amount
Mesatchornug
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huh. learned something new.Bonus points for figuring out the significance of the latter amount
REAL 'ludes were imprinted LMN714. Don't ask me how I know...huh. learned something new.
Mesatchornug
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Surely a result of working in medicine
AHM
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Didn't know she was into Kabbalah.
Went looking for an Ammunition Tree of Life poster
(calibers organized into sephirot),
but the best my Googling could do was this:
Amazon product ASIN 1544639457View: https://www.amazon.com/Ammunition-Spiritual-Warfare-Midnight-Prayer/dp/1544639457/
Hope that hits the spot.
714 is Quaalude. Also Dragnet's Friday's badge #. Although Webb claimed he chose 714 for Ruth's home runs (others say his mother's birthday) I believe it was due to the Ludes!Way back when I was paying child support the amount was $357/week. Which Lady Radtekk found amusing given my ex's rabid libtardism. She (Lady Radtekk) thought it was cool that whackadoodle got a weekly "bullet".
Then I started getting paid bi-weekly, so the per-paycheck deduction was $714. As a product of the 70's & 80's I found that to be an interesting number also, because if there was one thing my ex needed it was MEDICATION. Bonus points for figuring out the significance of the latter amount
Then I started getting paid bi-weekly, so the per-paycheck deduction was $714. As a product of the 70's & 80's I found that to be an interesting number also, because if there was one thing my ex needed it was MEDICATION. Bonus points for figuring out the significance of the latter amount
I knew a guy who, again back in the 80s, had the license plate ROR 714. It kept getting stolen.
namedpipes
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Yes, but what are the digits across the FRONT of the card?
I'll bet they have some significance too. PM me. I'll see what I can find out.
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