Christmas Eve Traditions

HEARTLESS
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27 Dec 2013 05:25 #31 by HEARTLESS

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Pay up skidmark.
Make that, "pay up Super Skidmark."

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27 Dec 2013 14:20 #32 by Unpopular Poster

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I don't know what you weirdo's are talking about.

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otisptoadwater
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27 Dec 2013 15:05 #33 by otisptoadwater

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Yes you do and from today forward the only response anyone should give you is "pay up welcher."

I can explain it to you but I can't understand it for you.

"Any man who thinks he can be happy and prosperous by letting the Government take care of him; better take a closer look at the American Indian." - Henry Ford

Corruptissima re publica plurimae leges; When the Republic is at its most corrupt the laws are most numerous. - Publius Cornelius Tacitus

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LOL
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27 Dec 2013 18:26 #34 by LOL

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Super Malta wrote: I don't know what you weirdo's are talking about.

pagar 1000 pesos estafa el comprender?

El Scammer Amigo

:rofllol

If you want to be, press one. If you want not to be, press 2

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jf1acai
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27 Dec 2013 19:19 #35 by jf1acai

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Pago hasta welcher

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Blondie
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27 Dec 2013 20:40 #36 by Blondie

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Super Malta wrote: I don't know what you weirdo's are talking about.

Yes you do. How embarrassing to know your dad is a less then honorable man? Are you following in his footprints? So how did you do in the last golf tournament? I would really like to follow your tour. What is your name? I
love golf

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28 Dec 2013 01:34 #37 by Unpopular Poster

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I think my father is probably the greatest man that ever was, and I finished 8th, but won the closest to the pin contest

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otisptoadwater
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28 Dec 2013 01:36 #38 by otisptoadwater

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Pay up welcher.

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Moonchild
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28 Dec 2013 11:49 #39 by Moonchild

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FredHayek wrote: We always opened presents on Christmas Eve because my little sister had no patience and I think because the parents didn't want to be woken up early Christmas morning. The wife? In her family, they had to wait and even Christmas morning, they weren't allowed to disturb the parents sleep, they just got to take their stockings down and wait until later to open presents after the parents were up.

We did this too as kids - I always hoped I had enough fun stuff in my stocking to last my curiosity until my parents got up and we could open the rest.

Christmas is more fun as a Mom, I think.

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