RedHeadedTaurus Forum Posts (8,455)

RE: Reconize the chorus and post An Other One ..

Come on, man ... so what?

RE: Reconize the chorus and post An Other One ..

Pearl Jam/Black






"Polly wants a cracker
I think I should get off her first
I think she wants some water
To put out the blow torch ..."

RE: What's famous in your country?

Sweet ... I'm gonna have to read that.

RE: What type of nut are you.....?

A redheaded one ...

RE: Ladies of CS?

Depends on who you ask ...

RE: Did you get..?

Money ... ? Or ...

RE: What's famous in your country?

Thank you, for your appreciation of my explanation, Pete ...


Next please!

RE: Explain This To Me

He's back!

RE: What's famous in your country?

Hey sugar ...


I'm over 300 miles away from Sault Ste. Marie. It would take just under 5 hours to drive there from where I am - not bad. It is a FAB place to go! Soooo much to do and see ...

It is on the northeastern end of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, on the Canada–US border, and separated from its twin city of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, by the St. Marys River.

RE: Ladies of CS?

That's me laughing in an evil way, btw.

RE: Ladies of CS?

You say that now ... Muuuhahahahaaaaa

RE: Ladies of CS?

Yes, you do ... which is probably why you would like for me to shame you.

RE: Ladies of CS?

Thank you!

RE: What's famous in your country?

Bod,

There's much more to mention, for sure ... but - agreed - the Henry Ford Museum is a must. It is spectacular to say the least.

That's a funny pasty story. Honestly, the best pasties I have ever had were in Charlevoix (the "x" actually sounds like a "y" when you pronounce it - sounds like Charlevoy), Michigan. Charlevoix is an awesome place. It's so quaint and is well-known for it's mushroom shaped cabins and houses with mossy roofs. Super cool ... love it.

I'll have to check out that book ... sounds interesting. Quite a coincidence, indeed ...

RE: What's famous in your country?

Maybe you should up that number ...

RE: If you could change one thing about yourself ...

RE: What's famous in your country?

Awww ... Thank you, Sir.

I do try to stay out of the sun as much as possible ... keeps the wrinkles away.

I must say ... you look great for 105!

RE: What's famous in your country?

Suuuuure ....

RE: What's famous in your country?

You've tasted s h i t ...

RE: What's famous in your country?

That looks sooo good

RE: What's famous in your country?

Not country, but state ...


Michigan is well known for Henry Ford and the enormous automobile industry.

Michigan is also famous for Music stars and Motown 1960s and 1970s.

The most wonderful aspect of Michigan are the Great Lakes and tourists towns along Lake Michigan.

The name Michigan is derived from the Ojibwa Indian word "meicigama," meaning "large lake" or "large water."

Michigan is the only state in the United Sates that touches four of the five Great Lakes (Huron, Michigan, Erie, and Superior).

Michigan has world's only floating post office, a boat called J. W. Westcott II. It delivers mail to ships as they are underway.

The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel, a highway tunnel that connects Detroit, Michigan with Windsor, Ontario, Canada, is the first tunnel in the world that connects two countries.

The Kalamazoo Mall is the first outdoor pedestrian shopping mall in the United States.

Michigan has about 150 lighthouses, more than any other state in the United States.

Battle Creek is called the Cereal Capital of the World. It is home to Kellogg's.

In 1920, Detroit was home to the first four-way traffic light.

Michigan is the only state made up of two peninsulas.

In 1846, Michigan became the first state to abolish the death penalty (except for treason).

The Mackinac Bridge, which connects Michigan’s upper peninsula to the rest of the state, spans five miles and is one of the world’s longest suspension bridges.

Mackinac Island fudge, Superman ice cream, pasties and other cultural foods along with Michigan creations such as Faygo and Vernor's ginger ale.

Michigan is one of the top 5 states in the country for number of breweries.

The state of Michigan enjoys the longest freshwater coastline among all political subdivisions of the world.

Famous Actors And Actresses:
Ellen Burstyn
Burt Reynolds
Tom Selleck
J. K. Simmons
David Spade
Kate Upton

Famous Singers:
Alice Cooper
Madonna
Ted Nugent
Iggy Pop
Smokey Robinson
Diana Ross
Jackie Wilson
Stevie Wonder

RE: Ladies of CS?

I thought this phrase meant something else entirely. I almost said "sure" ...

After Googling what it meant I changed my answer. Nope.



1919

RE: If you were suddenly and unexpectedly transported back to the stone age

Did they have chocolate in the stone age ... ? If not, I would really and truly miss it.

RE: If you were suddenly and unexpectedly transported back to the stone age

Sounds cozy ...

RE: Alabama Covid parties.

Selfish, self-centered dumbasses who don't care. Shame ...

RE: Tattoo Ideas

Paw print seems like a much better idea compared to those ...

RE: What Did You Have For Dinner?

Yum! Love hummus and all fruits ...

RE: If you were suddenly and unexpectedly transported back to the stone age

Hey ooby



Toothbrush/toothpaste

Coffee

Proper soap/shampoo/conditioner

RE: Did you get..?

Mikey likes it.

RE: Did you get..?

What a coincidence ...