Actually, there were giant penises and balls on top of those and then some Puritan SOB came along and "MOUNDED THEM".

...I guess that was to keep their women from "MOUNTING THEM"...

eeeewwwww!

(...that was a DIRTY post...)

...clear as mud...

...there WAS A song written to commemorate this and that is why to this day for the DOMINANT women of the Midwest go wading in the Mississippi bottom lands in the light of the Full Moon while singing...

...It's a TREAT to sink your FEET in the MISSISSIPPI MUD!!!

A-1 (imported) wrote: Tue Jun 14, 2011 4:16 pm Actually, there were giant penises and balls on top of those and then some Puritan SOB came along and "MOUNDED THEM".

...I guess that was to keep their women from "MOUNTING THEM"...

eeeewwwww!

(...that was a DIRTY post...)

...clear as mud...

...there WAS A song written to commemorate this and that is why to this day for the DOMINANT women of the Midwest go wading in the Mississippi bottom lands in the light of the Full Moon while singing...

...It's a TREAT to sink your FEET in the MISSISSIPPI MUD!!!

I wonder

Was this upload worthy by any standards beyond anonymity?

Was it humorous?

Was the quote, an upload continuous to an above upload or thread topic without going too loose?

ref. loose -

Roses are red Violets are blue, I'm schizophrenic and so am I

as an example only. My intoxications another.

Sometime, I do miss "the message". Bob3 knows I bitch in PM about his wordiness.

So if I am missing a comprehension at any level regarding the quote.

PLEASE, clue me in.

Meanwhile, living by the riverside is handy and nearby flood shelter mounds seems wise.

Moi

ever wondering

I wonder if the people in Turkey (the country) eat turkey (the bird native to North America). It is the native people in Turkey I wonder about, not American expatriates.

Is it time I sang the song about Charlotte the Harlot?????

its a cute little ditty,

Charlotte, the harlot, the girl we adore,

The pride of the prairie, the cowpuncher's whore.

It tells the story of the old west, and one young lady just trying to make it alone in the world, she is a good girl and tries to be a friend to all.

Would you like to hear the rest?????

River

curious_guy (imported) wrote: Wed Jun 15, 2011 8:12 am I wonder if the people in Turkey (the country) eat turkey (the bird native to North America). It is the native people in Turkey I wonder about, not American expatriates.

YES they do. A holiday favorite. Especially Christmas in Turkey, yup!

I have e-mailed and PM'ed with our Istanbul member for years.

With the goings on in Syria and he wants Syrians refugees like . . . .

The recent elections in Turkey.

Let someone else, contact him and encourage his more frequent

personal opinion, sharing. He gets it from me frequently but I don't think

he,,"gets it". Our appreciation of a personal opinion from, Istanbul.

Moi

curious_guy (imported) wrote: Wed Jun 15, 2011 8:12 am I wonder if the people in Turkey (the country) eat turkey (the bird native to North America). It is the native people in Turkey I wonder about, not American expatriates.

...the real question being as it has ALWAYS been,

IF RUSSIA ATTACKED TURKEY FROM THE REAR, WOULD GREECE HELP?



With sincere APOLOGIES to moi for his LACK of a sense of Humor and FOR HIS clear misunderstanding of all non-OCD AND NON-AUTISTIC people with I.Q.'s under 225...

[CENTER]

A-1 (imported) wrote: Wed Jun 15, 2011 7:07 pm ...the real question being as it has ALWAYS been,

IF RUSSIA ATTACKED TURKEY FROM THE REAR, WOULD GREECE HELP?

How lovely A1 of you

1- Greece is too fragile to act in anyways. They are dealing with their economic turmoil so no way

2- Iron curtain has been fallen decades ago so how come Russia can attack us?

Sorry but they are no match to us economically or militarily if it was the old Russia yeap but with the Russia we opened our borders and no more visas between us, tourism is booming do does the trade and not only with Russia but with Greece as well

We are in 2011 not in the 80s

I wonder...

what were they doing (http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/1755 ... 173507.jpg)?

fhunter wrote: Thu Jun 16, 2011 2:13 pm I wonder...

what were they doing (http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/1755 ... 173507.jpg)?

Construction Union Locals and "project", , , misunderstanding.

translate as

mafia and "project" , , , misunderstanding for Petrograd comprehension.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91kdwxFsthI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOAtz8xWM0w

same ole, same ole. Nothing changes.

Moi

Don't ya just luv good orchestrals? Listen to number 2 at least.

Actually I have always liked the Russian National anthem it just as a good quality about it, very Russian.

I also like the German NA very Beethoven.

But the one that get the crowd going more then any other is the Canadian Anthem, now they know how its done.

River