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Comments: AND sing along: Hey Good Lookin
Comments: as I said a few pages back, best intro Eric Clapton's "Wonderful Tonight:
Comments: Dr. Dave . . . Great choice, duh!   Couldn't be anything else!Ada Ann - YES. Friends in Low Places & Beer for my Horses!!! Love both songs & I always sing-a -long!
Comments: Best Singalong 1. Family Traditions- Hank Williams, Jr. 2. Friends in Low Places -Garth Brooks 3. Honey, I'm Home- Shania Twain 4. Neon Moon- Brooks and Dunn 5. Beer For My Horses- Toby and Willie
Comments: Jack best intro in my book..... Good Time
Comments: Rod how could anything that cute be kin to you?? Don; now best song is a whole different category. In fact it is probably several different categories because songs fit in different categories. You know; dance, makeout, air band, sing along and such. What I tried to start was best intro or beginning. HB Sandy McM many more!!
Comments: Rod & Linda -- that is a beautiful baby you have there, and what a wonderful name. I know that you are proud of him. JD -- Yes, you are right, but we girls can be sensitive about our age. Don't push it.
Comments: Hey, Rod, my friend -- GREAT looking grandbaby. You don't look one bit proud. I know you and your wife are thrilled and make great grandparents. Our class has some fine looking grandbabies. Hopefully, I will add to that list in the next few years. My son's engagement announcement was published in the Allen paper today and will be in the Plano paper on Sunday. Somehow, seeing that in the paper makes this feel real. We are starting to really feel excited. September 13 will be here before we know it.
Comments: Been busy catching up on the time I have not been on the GB. Lincoln, that Hillary video is priceless. I almost wet my pants laughing, especially with the tomato at the end. HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY, Tushie Browning. (McGee....you called him Tushie Browning. Isn't that just a nice way to call Bovie an ASS??) Sam, you make the statement about your CPAP mask slipping and sounding like a farting machine. Good try at making us think that was the machine. I bet Sarah will tell us otherwise. Actually, I know exactly what you are talking about. I was putting my machine on the other night, and it slipped and made one of those naughty sounds. My dog immediately looked at (and sniffed) my backside. Guess he learned from "experience" living with me. JD -- I enjoyed talking with you today. Always good to hear from you.
Comments: March 12th...Linda P. ..mmmmm let's see...is that the BD of one Ms McMakin Crowe? or Mcm as we have come to know her? Well...Don L....you can now add Bovie's date and McM date at the same time...man is she really going to be 62 years old!!!! I guess I didn't realize she had been held back in school... and finally...Ms Toni...when we have 3 inches...we waddle in it because it is such a small amount... Nice talking to you...ron McKee. Everyone have a great day.
Comments: JD-I sent you a better #. Ck your em.
Comments: Mr. Gary Dagley...hope all is going well with you...and if you are lurking...which I understand you might be doing from time to time...please help me. I have been trying to reach you and have called several times. I realize my area code is very unfamiliar to you so I would appreciate an opportunity to talk...if you see a 262 or a 847 area code it is more than likely me...please answer the phone...and if you want to call me use my cell at 262-818-6604. Thanks Gary...look forward to hearing from you...or, if I call...talking to you. Thanks buddy.
Comments: No. 2 - In My Life by The Beatles -- This song was played either at the 20th year reunion dinner when the memorial pictures were shown or on the 20th year video.
Comments: Toni - this one's for you, call it the 'junior delegate bonus': http://jokelibrary.net/yyPictures/m/2008b.html March 6th is the 172nd anniversary of The Fall of the Alamo, or "Remember the Alamo Day". 2 favorite songs - 1 joke & 1 serious: 1 - "How Can I Kiss The Lips at Night That Chewed My A** Out All Day Long" ... and 2 - "There are places I remember, All my life though some have changed; Some forever, not for better, Some have gone and some remain. All these places have their moments, With lovers and friends I still can recall; Some are dead and some are living, In my life I've loved them all."
Comments: Sally, Ada Ann -- You got it, the Alamo. It may be April here b/f the bluebonnets start blooming. We'll see -- wait a day. Alot of the Bradford Pears are blooming around here. Someone else is having a birthday, March 12. Rick -- glad to see you posting. Are you keeping an eye on the Cherry Pit? I haven't been by there lately; Sandra and I will have to make a Cherry Pit run soon. |
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