It's sunday and my good pills are still working. Besides, I don't want to see a hand coming thru my computer screen to slap me up side the head.....unless a dose of good lovin follows!
WWWWAIT! This Harry is still here, and I can warm buns with the best of them. They don't call me the old magic bun warmer for nothing, you know! In fact, I used to be a gold medalist in Olympic Bun Warming. I hold the record for most buns warmed in the longest amount of time!
Zee[/quoteI passed her several times, in my old merchant marine day's. She and the Wm Clay Ford were the newest on the lakes. The ship I was on, was pre-machine revolution in comparison. I remember thing, 'boy, what I would'nt give to be on that boat!' Just go'es to show! I did get cought in a bad storm on Lake Michigan once, and the conveyor boom brook loose. We made it to Grand Haven safely, and when we had tied up, I left the boat and went to a bar for a few hours. When I came back , the boat was almost on it's side. That was a scary and busy weekend!
They are both true statements, in two different countries! In NewEngland, it was also against the law to kiss your wife in public on sunday..or to spit on the ground! These were just a few of the laws that became know as the Blue Laws!
In the 18th century British navy, some officer's were allowed to have their spouses stay on board while in port. Every now and then, one of the woman would get pregnant. If the ship was in port at the time of delivery and the woman went into labor, she would be placed below deck, between two cannon and the cannon was fired off to help induce birth! Also, on board a ship at sea, a sailor was fed three meals a day. Because the sea could get very tempestuos, square plates were used to keep them from sliding back and forth, hence the term three squares a day!
RE: Say Something ....... No Need Name Lames
Buenos dias senorita, tu mi amiga con amor! Sorry, my Mexican sux, but I am trying to learn! Maybe if you were to hand feed me a chimichanga and vino!