A TFWG Labor Day Reunion hosted by Stuart and Miss Phyllis sounds only slightly more fun than Friday night bingo at the local church hall.
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Friday night bingo at the local church hall became a thing of the past soon after a casino opened just a few miles away.
Away from the lights, glitter, and powerful allure of money at the casino, you will find countless stories of desperation.
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Try to solve problems in a gang war, when all you're packing is a pocket knife.
A pocket knife shut down the mechanical bull a few years ago because someone used it to cut the cord.
So we got a brand new and improved mechanical bull. And then we bought Illusions. Speaking of which, join us at the new Illusions tomorrow night for another awesome 80s Rockfest with our friend, the mechanical bull. Then, in the early Sunday hours, kenny cooks up some great grub at Denny's. Have a great weekend!!
So we got a brand new and improved mechanical bull. And then we bought Illusions. Speaking of which, join us at the new Illusions tomorrow night for another awesome 80s Rockfest with our friend, the mechanical bull. Then, in the early Sunday hours, kenny cooks up some great grub at Denny's. Have a great weekend!!
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Cable bills you for everything they possibly can including the box that allows you to receive the channels.
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Band camp, the 80s Rockfest, administration, the library, and topless driving is almost as bad of an end clue as one could get unless some insane individual came along and followed it up with a jobber, blading, cheap heat, taking a bump, and a near fall.
Land sakes, WMC. That felt like I got potatoed after trying to come up with something to follow you. 😅
Land sakes, WMC. That felt like I got potatoed after trying to come up with something to follow you. 😅
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A jobber, blading, cheap heat, taking a bump, and a near fall probably have to do with wrestling just as much as those things in my previous contribution have to do with TFWG and our history.
rosecity, as CT (CH as you prefer) likes to say, if you can't come up with something, just leave it for the next guy. All that stuff would mean something to everyone else just based on their long history with the game. And as you can tell by now, they (me, most especially) like to bring up things from our history fairly frequently. Ok, very frequently.
rosecity, as CT (CH as you prefer) likes to say, if you can't come up with something, just leave it for the next guy. All that stuff would mean something to everyone else just based on their long history with the game. And as you can tell by now, they (me, most especially) like to bring up things from our history fairly frequently. Ok, very frequently.
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TFWG and our history wouldn't be complete without the mention of Anyacat, Miss Silkie and her lovely, young library interns, The Lovely Olivia Newton-John, or the endless pursuit to 10,000 pages, which has since been modified to fit the new format.
I know most of the history and can recite plenty of it, WMC, but using a slew of that material at the end of a contribution sure does make it hard to follow for the next man (or woman) up, regardless of who you are, or how long you've played. I assumed (and we all know what almost always comes from that) that the Cerebral One (CH, as he initiated) would sprint down the ramp as his music hit, climb the turnbuckles, and execute a brilliant 450 splash from the top rope in response to my submission. Instead, he no-showed the card. 🤷♂️
Oh well. I'll go trade some country tunes with him on The Song Name Game (or TSNG, as the majority prefers) for now. Have a good end to your weekend up there in the land of baked beans.
I know most of the history and can recite plenty of it, WMC, but using a slew of that material at the end of a contribution sure does make it hard to follow for the next man (or woman) up, regardless of who you are, or how long you've played. I assumed (and we all know what almost always comes from that) that the Cerebral One (CH, as he initiated) would sprint down the ramp as his music hit, climb the turnbuckles, and execute a brilliant 450 splash from the top rope in response to my submission. Instead, he no-showed the card. 🤷♂️
Oh well. I'll go trade some country tunes with him on The Song Name Game (or TSNG, as the majority prefers) for now. Have a good end to your weekend up there in the land of baked beans.
The station's music playlist had to be trimmed from 1,400 songs to 400 after testing determined that 1,000 of those songs were causing people to change the station.
Change the station if you'd like, but the other station is probably playing the sames songs when they are not airing a 12-minute stop set.
Collection calls for unpaid bills can be really annoying but I always pay my bills on time, so I wouldn't know anything about that.
That dog won't hunt, as folks say down south.
South Carolina and Virginia lie on opposite sides of North Carolina, which considers its neighbors a bit uppity, inspiring the description of the Tar Heel State as "a vale of humility between two mountains of conceit."