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You asked for him... you got him... he's HEREEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm watching you wenches! ;)
He'll be updating you all during my CK treatment week, so be good while I'm gone that week.... you too, batty one!!!!!! That means you too, Capt'n Deb... and if you are good, we'll loan you our furry cuffs! :)
xoxoxo
Phyl
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fyi... if you go to my crappr...er....frappr page/gallery, you will see pics of the cheeky one! :)
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When's your big week for treatment? First week of April? I'll be thinking of you and hoping for the best! :)
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thanks kris. Treatments are the week of April 3 (Monday thru Friday, 9am each day that week, total of 5 dose/days of treatment). I really appreciate the wishes. I can count on the bloke to keep you all up to date. Guess he luffs me if he's here and participating. :-* :-* :-*
xoxo
Phyl
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You asked for him... you got him... he's HEREEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm watching you wenches! ;)
He'll be updating you all during my CK treatment week, so be good while I'm gone that week.... you too, batty one!!!!!! That means you too, Capt'n Deb... and if you are good, we'll loan you our furry cuffs! :)
xoxoxo
Phyl
Waves Hi to everyone :)
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Hi cheeky bloke!!! Welcome to our world!!! We love Phyl here and wish her well next week. Get that bugger!!!!
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don't make me blush, Mom! :) :-*
Have a FAB time at the show tonight! Details tomorrow, ok? :)
xoxooxox
Hi cheeky bloke!!! Welcome to our world!!! We love Phyl here and wish her well next week. Get that bugger!!!!
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AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR!!!!!!--So you be the infamous Cheeky Bloke! Personal Cabin Boy to our saucy seafarin'wench Pearly Girly and her fluffy handcuffs. Welcome ye aboard the sailin' vessel Princess Batty Wench--soon to be launchin' off upon the Rollin' Blue! Hope ye brought yer oilskins cuz yer in for a wet and wild ride with this here motley crew! So ready yerself ta do a bit 'a plillagin' and plunderin' wiv us wicked wenches and salty swashbucklers! Hoist the mains'l and anchors aweigh!
AAAAAAARRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Captain Deb
s/v Princess Batty Wech
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I did check him out to make sure he was worthy of our Phyl...he passes muster! :-*
We are very demanding wenches! We want daily if not hourly updates on how Phyl is doing!
Phyl here's wishing you the best during your treatment! You "rawk" girl. :-*
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Well thank-you all for the great welcome.
I'm glad to see the piratical theme contains no references to walking the plank and keel hauling ;D
I'll keep everyone updated with all the info Phyl passes on, and encourage her to contribute when she can. I'll also try and add anything her Beanie, my GF (its a long story), adds, though her paws make typing hard :)
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Hey Cheeky Bloke,
Be careful of those wacky wenches. I have already been attacked with the vicious feather dusters. If they catch you, you will probably have to walk the plank straight into a wacky wench filled vat - watch out Phyl, I don't think I'm strong enough on my own to keep those wenches at bay.
Capt Deb, now she's a smart cookie for a parott (refer good morning thread). Speaks many "native languages" that begin with AWK. Batty - well she's the wild one that loves chocolate coated cheeky things.
Good luck on the insanemobile CO
Laz
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Oh there are plenty references to plank walking and keel hauling in the other thread. Believe us wenches, we know what we're doing. Our hormones alone could start the knees shaking in even a seasoned "pirate". Keep us from our chocolate and you'll be chucked off the edge of the world! Keep us fed with information on our Phyl....and you'll be quite safe. Bring us cute boys in chocolate, and you can be our prince. Can't be King, I think Larry's up for that spot :D
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Heck Phyls cheeky bloke doesn't want to be King..he knows it's the Princes that have more fun! Didn't you ever wonder how come I'm not the BattyQueen? lol
Cheeky Bloke do you have a name or do we just call you CB for short?
Will be anxiously awaiting the updates. Dont' make us rely on Beanies typing skills!
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Feather dusters, parrots ??? Is the former made out of the latter. ;D
Ah chocolate I can supply, though as I'd be sending it via Phyll I'm not too sure how much would make it out the far side. I've seen her having Cadburys and Jaffa Cake withdrawal, its not pretty at all ;D
Beanies typing skills are improving, though she is too easily distracted by a passing well built Pug.
My name is Iain, though I'm happy with CB, PhyllsSO, what ever is easiest
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Hey, if you're equating feather dusters and parrots, stay away from my girls!!! Genny would be highly offended, considering that she's the backup captains shoulder decoration!!!! She'll bite!!! (and scream AFLAC!)
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I think my dear SO/Iain showing off that wee bit of dry Brit humor.... trust me... the cat fiend that he is will probably take pride in anything bird related! :)
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Hi Iain, nice to met you.
Now about that chocolate. Can you send some wonderful shortbread over? Walkers is it called? That stuff is way addicting..do they make them in dip them in chocolate? Heck we'd all probably get distracted by a well built pug too as long as matthew his holding his lead :P
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Walkers... great stuff! Jaffa Cakes, even better!
You all are blowing my diet here! I just lost almost 1 stone (14lbs for the 'Merican folks) and am now gaining it back.... my clothes don't fit and my bloke won't want me this pudgy! :(
*walks off sulking* :'(
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Hey walkers and jaffa cake! You are in my home land. I'm a Scottish Lass! want me to send you some? I could also recomend some scottish tablet and toffee!!! lol L
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Phyll my dear the Brit humour is still mildy moist ;D
battyprincess, Walkers do make shortbread http://www.walkersshortbread.com/index.asp?cat=Products but not a chocolate. You could add the chocolate by dipping them in a chocolate fondue.
Sounds like I need to get Phyll to explain about UK stores in the US.
Phyll, you are not podgy, just very cuddly  :)
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Leigh! Where are you located? My bloke is SE London and you are in Scotland? Dang! The UK is ganging up on us now, with an Aussie thrown in for good measure!
So, I can have my IrnBru (ew!), haggis (ew!), Cadbury, Jaffa Cakes AND Walkers if I want? I'm also running low on my Radox Bath Soak... hint, hint, hint....
and Iain, my dear... I am too pudgy... you just havent' seen me lately. :(
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AAAAARRRR!
Me an' me other piratess wenches usta do a bit 'a plunderin' in the British Virgin Islands (actually a LOT o' plunderin' in the BVI--some seducin' ta boot) and I got a hankerin' for Rich Teas and Nutella! Usta try to eat our weight in it from time ta time! Why is we allways parlayin' about vittles always? Sweet 'uns at that?
AAAAAAARRRRR!
AAAAAWWWWWK!
Capt Deb 8)
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haggis, shortbread, pudgy, cudly, AAAWWWK, sounds like the Monday weigh in needs to be re-badged Monday tonnage.
Good to have yer on board CB. and to Phyl, just remember, blokes usually like to be able to grab the love handles, so don't lose em all and stay away from chairs!, mind you "they say" that you lose 1000 calories an hour from certain activity so maybe a couple days straight and you could have all the chocie you want!
Got to go and think of the next Good morning episode.
Laz
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Capt Deb?
Please translate your last message, I lost it after the second squark.
Laz
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ah, my dear Laz... the cheeky one has logged off as is sleepy time for him now... so, to quote him directly from an email....
"I leave you in the safe hands of the Awking and Mooing crew"
See, he is catching on to you all!!!!!
um... btw, he got some lurve handles as well... but, I enjoy him that way!
*turns around and grins at the wenches!* ;D :P
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Hi Iain - Have heard alot of wonderful things about you! Thank you for taking such great care of our Phyl, as you well know she is awesome.
Watch out for BattyP, she's a wild one! Always dipping something or someone in chocolate, don't get me started on what she's done in a motorboat and Oh ya, her fur lined handcuffs.....
She's a wild wench, but we love her!  ;D
Hey battyP, all this talk about chocolate dipping and I never mentioned that I got a 3-tiered chocolate fountain for Christmas. I think you might like one...think I'll send you one for your birthday.
matti
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Batty - Motor boat? thats another good story line - any chairs on the motor boat?
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Laz funny you should ask I do have a chair story but not on a motor boat..it was at a dinning room table...hence the "was" lol You'd think oak chairs would hold up better lol
I saw a chocolate fountain at the mall in orlando a few days ago..it was swirling and burbling chocolate, they had a plate of strawberries and pieces of cake near by with a big sign that said "PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH". How cruel could one store be? geesh!! How is one suppose to want to rent it for a day or three if they dont' let you suckle the goods.
Walkers dipped in chocolate fondue...hmmm...sounds like a plan. They have a place here called the Melting Pot and you can get chocolate fondue desserts. It's enough for at least two people..anyone want to join me? I'll share as long as we're not dipping matthew! :-*
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How 'bout Sawyer----can we dip Sawywer? Pleeeeeeeeeeease----pleeeeeeeeeease-pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease! ::)
Cap'n Deb 8)
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Hey Phyll,
I'm in Edinburgh. Lovely place really its been a glorious sunny day today too. Pretty cold but blue blue skies... I can feel the spring coming. Well I certainly hope so since we have to loose an hours sleep this week end when the clocks go back!
Radox bath... mmm my favourity is the stress relaxation one. Its just yummy!
L
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We have two Melting Pots here...one in Seattle and one in Tacoma.  Capt, don't forget that we agreed to share Sawyer!!!!!!!!
Been to England/Scotland once, 2 wks in England, one in Scotland.  Passed up the Haggis, but had a great time both places.  With one exception.  We were on a bus tour, thru the Yorkshire Dales, after just leaving Thirsk.  They put on a tape of one of James Herriot's taped stories, and it was describing a cow with an infection in one of it's stomach chambers.  Just about the same time James lanced it, after the ups and downs and arounds of the Dales, and described what exploded out, the poor 16 year old girl behind me puked her guts up.  If anyone has ridden on a bus through that part of the country, you will know that there are a lot of rock hedgerows, and no where to pull over.  Wow, that was a bad plan!!!!!!!!!!
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Leigh.....Edinburgh....you can be my new best friend. Stayed there for a week and fell in love with the city. Got to go to the Military Tattoo and I still get shivers thinking about it.
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Gennysmom,
Just to clear something up, "rock hedgerows" are actual refered to as walls in the local dialect, though the technical term is dry stone walls ;D
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CB - good to know...that's what they were calling them! Maybe it just sounds more romantic to us silly Yanks. And really, the reason why this stands out is that I have a phobia about puke just as bad, if not worse, than my phobia about spiders. Needless to say, I beat feet as far away from poor Danielle as I could. Good thing I never had kids. I'm such a wimp.
Hope Phyl is hanging in there....take care!
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Capt Deb?
Please translate your last message, I lost it after the second squark.
Laz
OIIIIIIIIINNNNK, Master Laz!
WWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE- OIIIIINNNNK weee-weeeeee-oinnnnnk-oink-oink. oiiinnnnk-weeeeeeee-weeeeeeee. Oin-oink-oin-oink.WWWWEEEEEEE!weeee-weeeee-wwwwweeee, oink.
WEEEEEEE! Oink-oink-oink-oink-weeeee-wwwwwweeee.
Oink-oink,
Capt deb 8)
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CB - good to know...that's what they were calling them! Maybe it just sounds more romantic to us silly Yanks.
Hope Phyl is hanging in there....take care!ÂÂ
Gennysmom, that sounds like the usual patter the give on the "See Britain from a coach window" tours, not one of our finest creations.
As you missed out on the haggis here's some info http://www.electricscotland.com/haggis/index.html
Phyll is hanging tough as always, though I'm waiting on the latest email from Beanie for all the juicy gossip ;D
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CB - yeah, you get that everywhere, but my mom (who financed the trip) has a theory that's actually worked out pretty good. If you take a bus, boat, whatever tour the first go round, then you get to find out what you like about a place, for example England, and then that's where you go back to. Would be different if I knew someone there and could get the inside tour, like we have of Spain.
Watched the haggis being tossed in Edinburgh. I'll have to go look at the site though. Innards and oatmeal and blood sounds about as appetizing as the jellied eels I saw in Brighton. All I can say is, why?
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Gennysmom - I see the theory behind the tours, I've just seen so many that are so quick, the tours feet never seem to hit the ground, I wonder if they see anything at all.
Haggis and Jellied Eels are part of the great food con that goes on all over the world, snails (pencil erasers with gravel drowned in garlic), frogs legs (there is meat there honest), sheeps eyes (not even got caught by this one), tripe and chitterlings. Back in history when the pesants were eating anything they could get on their plate, the rich were eating swan stuffed with widgin. Why the food of the rich has vanished but the food of the peasants survived and become regional or ethnic cuisine, is one of lifes great mysteries.
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Being of Scottish descent and having been raised in Philadelphia, I would like to offer a definition of Haggis in the heirarchy of american foods
Everyone knows that Hot dogs are made from meat by products
Scrapple which tends to be unique to the Eastern US is made from the stuff they won't put in a hot dog
Haggis is made from what they won't put in Scrapple :o
Well, that's probably not a 100% correct, but you get the feel of it anyway. As Cheeky bloke said it is fascinating that the foods of the impoverished which were generally leftovers and castoffs have become more stylish in today's cuisine
That said, I've actually had "modern" haggis on numerous occasions and think it's quite good. Try it with scrambled eggs instead of bacon or corned beef hash ;)
Mark
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Mark... I use to luff you... but after reading that... um... I ain't kissing you if you've been eating haggis! ew! :-X
Just gimme Olley's Fish and chips (http://www.olleysfishexperience.com/restaurant/holder.htm) or... um.....Cadbury or Jaffa Cakes... although, I do have to admit that CB's mum makes good game casserole/stew.
But haggis.... ***Leigh***, you know I luv you but please keep the haggis there, ok? :)
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Haggis---haggis--haggis!
Did y'all know that my little town up here has the largest Scottish Highland Games outside of Scotland every summer? Awesome music--Clann An Drumma is hot! (especially Jamsie--need to take him on cruise? Wears a mean ancient kilt and no shirt!) I'm Clan McKuen. And there's haggis everywhere! Yum!
Captain Deb
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I don't know about that Haggis but I'd sure like to see a true scot on a very windy day ;)
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I don't know about that Haggis but I'd sure like to see a true scot on a very windy day ;)
I second that motion.... :D
So, our dear Parrot Capt'n Deb Moo-ing AWWWWking Pirate is also a Clan McKuen? Ok, what else are you hiding from us???? ;)
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I'm a summa cum laude college graduate!
AAAAARRRR!
AAAWWK!
Moo-moo,
Oink!
Captain Deb 8)
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Ah, me thinks Capt deb will need to be corrected in her "largest Scottish games" claim. I assume you are referring to the Grandfather Mountain Games which would be the largest in your area ( and one of the best in the country) . However, As one who mans a tent in 4-5 games a year and is involved with his clan historical society I would advise that the largest games outside of Scotland is actually the SF Games ( Pleasanton , CA) which draws 40-50K over the labor day weekend. It also alternates each year as the host of the US or World Championships for the heavy events. ;D
next ask me if I wear my kilt in the regimental tradition. Correct answer means I'll bring it on the cruise :o
Mark
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Well, I stand corrected! Someone needs to tell the folk who run the Grandfather games they aren't the largest, as that's how they advertise it! Really a lot of fun, anyhow.
Capt Deb
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Oh, Mark,
What Clan?
CD
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next ask me if I wear my kilt in the regimental tradition. Correct answer means I'll bring it on the cruise  :o
Mark
OK --Do you wear your kilt in the regimental tradition?
Capt Deb
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Kilts, clans, winds...dang I'm all excited..where's the chocolate? :o
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Capt Deb gets the correct answer on kilt wearing with a "yes" ;)
Mark
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Hey CB...wake up! Do you know what your Phyl's been up to?
I hear you're not able to make it over >:( for treatment week. Well....then you best be planning ahead and sending her nice little trinkets everyday! New bubbles, chocolate, cookies, flowers...I'm sure you know the drill. Best be getting them in the mail so they arrive one a day for the ENTIRE week of treatment. No scrimping no siree not with out Phyl. She nees to feel special during treatment time! :-*
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*slips batty-wench $100* ;)
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Hey you were going to share your bubbles with me... :'(
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Hey you were going to share your bubbles with me... :'(
shhhhhh... I'll ship you a bottle if I get some from the UK... shhhhhhhh
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So we gonna do a 4 way with bubbles?? Cool, I'm in!!!!
I'm a decendant from the McIntyre clan. Picked up some nice McIntyre plaid from Scotland when I was there!!
But I also have some Pennsylvania Dutch in my blood, so, Mark, I have had proper Scrapple as well. And truth be told, I come from long ago sheep ranchers in Montana, so my family have eaten their share of lamb fries (not me!!!) :-\ Why do we eat these things when there is Cadbury in the world????
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Och the Scots are out, I'll leave Craig Ferguson to comment http://www.craig-ferguson.net/ScotlandHoochOchAye.mp3 (7.2MB) Yes that is the Craig Ferguson who now presents the Late Late Show, the track is from 1988.
I'm not going to comment on surprises, otherwise they would not be surprises ::)
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We're just making sure you have some up your sleeve. I'm used to having to call my brothers a week before their wives birthdays, anniversaries etc..and remind them not to forget. My one sister in law got married to my btother on her bday to make it easy for him to remember and when he forgot he only got in trouble for one day lol ;D
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Has anyone every heard Robin Williams do his impersonation of how the Scots came up with golf? Was on an HBO special a couple years ago. Funniest thing I've every heard! (except for what goes on here, of course)
Capt Deb
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The 4 way was great, but afterward was better! ;) ;) ;) ;) ;)
Capt Deb 8)
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Is Dr. Love smiling today?? :o
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Robin Williams -Live on Broadway
I bought the DVD just for that bit!
"We'll make them use a gopher stick just to get in the hole" says Robin Williams in Scottish accent
And you do this one time he says straight
"Heck (sub for actual dirty word) no , we make 'em do it 18 (naughty word) times" in the tongue of the Scots and then says " and we put trees and creeks and things in front of them just to drive 'em nuts" "and each time you swing your gopher stick we call it a stroke because you'll think you're having one when you see where the ball goes.
If you haven't seen, rent it, it's Robin Williams at his best. The whole DVD is great , but that one skit is hillarious
Mark
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"Oh ya mean it's a great big hole ya hit the ball into?"
@#%&* NO! It's a weee little #$%@* hole!"
Ah yes..absolutly hilarious!
Capt Deb 8)
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Is Dr. Love smiling today??  :o
OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHH! YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH! Grinnin' from ear to ear!
Capt Deb
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Call for the men in the whit coats, Capt Deb has lost it. Matti, get thos handcuffs off Dr Love and put them onto Capt Deb.
Laz
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AAAAAARRRR!
Us Pirate Wenches don't need no stinkin' handcuffs!! We gots rope and lines and knows howta ties all kindsa knots--bowlin's an' sheepshanks an' square knots an' runnin' hitches an' clove hitches an' turk's heads an' figure eights an' sheet bends 'an carrick hitches 'an buntline hitches 'an-----OOPS! Gotta go. Dr. Loves hands and feets is turnin' BLUE!
Captain Deb 8)
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Heck, we KNOW Capt'n Deb has lost it! But in such a fun way! I say she's a keeper! :D
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ok, CB has gone AWOL on us here!
Oh, CB!!!! CB, my lurve... where art thou, oh CB!?!?!!
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Propping my eyes open with match sticks, hurry up and get on DST <insert sleepy smilie>
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Er um what's DST? Sounds kinky dont' it capt deb? :P
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OMG! BP is BAAAAAAAAACK!!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D
DST is "daylight savings time"... UK and Europe changed their clocks last week, so this week, instead of being 5 hrs ahead of the east coast, CB has been 6 hrs ahead. When we change our clocks this weekend, then we go back to 5 hr difference, which makes it easier for me and my CB to communicate. :)
WE'RE HURRYING CB! GOTTA WAIT TILL SATURDAY! Cheeky! :) :-* :-* :-*
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Er um what's DST? Sounds kinky dont' it capt deb?  :P
Dr. LUUUUUUURRRRVVV calls it "Deb Squeezin' Time!"
Cap'n Deb
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I like Capt Deb's explanation better than yours Phyl...too complicated lol ;D
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I'm trusting you all with my CB this week... gawd help him (and me!) :)
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Now CB,
we want all the goss - thats all the goss about the young girly. All the sordid past. Nothing less would be acceptable.
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Larry I think CB's lips are sealed...he won't kiss and tell even if we bribe him with choccie! :-*
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Correct battyprincess, choccie does not work on me, Phyl gets it all ;D
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So when CB gifts our Girly with chocolate, is it called "Cheeky Choccie?"
Tee-hee-hee! ;D
Capt Deb
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you don't think he molds his cheeks in choccie before giving the choccie to phyl do ya? EWWWWW
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you wenches are evil do'ers
p.s - keep it up.
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Laz is your mind always in the gutter? Cheeks on his face....GEESH is my halo tarnishing yet? ::)
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YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
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oh, geeze... you all are nuts, certifiable but I'm keeping you around for good measure! :) even the Oz dude! :)
xoxo
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Unfortuantely I can't blame my nuttiness on my An I had it before and it's still there after... ;)
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AAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who ya callin' NUTTY ya WENCH!
(Did you really thing good ole' Capt Deb would let this one slide?) ;D
I keep a big red clown nose in my purse, and it gets used quite often--usually at places like the grocery store on solemn unsuspecting checker-outers! I am the resident class clown in several places, including here, I suspect, or at least one of 'em!
Sincerely,
Your Favorite Fruitcake,
Capt Deb 8)
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Hey I happen to like fruitcake and fruitcakes too :-* :-* :-*
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yeah, stop insulting the fruitcakes of this world!
Now you watch out girly whirly, some say that you are a sandwich short of a picnic yourself - stay tuned for good morning - a coupla good episodes on the way - after i do a little work!
Those men in white coats have turned up again - run, run, hide, ahhhhhhhhhhh
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white coats are en route... was able to get volume discount for the lot of you! :D
xoxo
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One of my favorite Jimmy Buffett songs is called "Fruitcakes!" ;D
Capt Deb 8)
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Figures
[One of my favorite Jimmy Buffett songs is called "Fruitcakes]
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I want a man in a white coat what do I have to do to get one? ;) ;D :P :-*