dughlas
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Okay. Mum is doing okay just tired a lot but at 89 that's not a complete surprise. Me, I'm dealing with more migraine issues than I would like but otherwise am okay. I hope you and Steve are doing well. I hear mum waking up so I better go. Have a good day.
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Mornin' Albert.
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Maybe not for jokes in general but dad jokes, he's right up there.
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Exactly. He now has two young sons to roll their eyes at him.
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January CSR Feature Boundaries: An Old West Tale by Headstall
dughlas commented on Cia's blog entry in Gay Authors News
And the little bird goes ... chirp, chirp, chirp. -
Okay, so I'm faking the enthusiasm ...
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Only when Spike says "Sir."
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Mornin'/G'day y'all. It's a dreary drizzly morning here. Most of the snow is gone, what remains should disappear within the next 24-36 hrs. My head aches. A throbbing malevolence ...
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Sir ...
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True ...
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Uhm, yeah, it's polite to call people you respect sir. However, usually you call him a bitch. What would that be?
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Hmmmmph. See if I take you for a ride in my car again.
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Oh, so you're not feeling nervous. Good, you should always feel safe being yourself with us. Even if that means being a bit of a perve.
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I think it was your attempt to use cute emojis to appear innocent that suggested perviness.
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"Sir"?!?
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He seems to be in a "don't touch me" mood ...
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I enjoy watching Buddy cook. His dad has taught him well. I watched one recently in which he had a friend help him cook.
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Hopefully you'll get more. Our's is mostly gone. Yesterday was warmer, 54/9° so it melted. Today is forecast to be in the mid-50's, almost normal for this time of year.
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Poor baby ...
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Yeah, sure you were? Perve.
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Why'd you edit? Afraid you'd get called a perve.
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Wow, it's been quiet ...
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Greetings Albert.
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Oh, you flatter me.
