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apprentice,

you should read 'To Kill A Mockingbird'. It's a great book.

Carly Simon and James Taylor recorded a song about it.

Bob#2

Duke Rodgers, I think this is what Jack V means when he and the Old Timer talk about "Character and Confidence", and why it should be taught with martial technique. It's obvious not enough teachers do this. You are very lucky and fortunate to have found a real teacher (Old Timer) Good luck

bob#2, i just got out of college and have been following this site for a few months but for me "to kill a mockingbird" was a junior requirement in high school for reading
you never know though this kid seems pretty smart
have a great life
college boy

I suspect she's exactly as smart as you.

Bob#2

SHE! my sentiments exactly, only a woman is capable of this ruthless and unwavering nagging and flapping of the lips, mouth, and tongue. its either a woman, or the devil... wait... those are the same thing now arent they?


got a black magic woman?

oh that explains it all
just a menopausal bitch that knows everything
wow sounds like most of the posters on this site
ed

ed,

You post on this site.

i never said i wasn't included but don't worry i know you feel left out so you're included too.
-ed

Wanting to feel included is what gets the mobs marching in frenzied time to the rantings of a warlord or cult leader ...

But I don't want to feel left out either! ;-)

spoken like a true canadian.

I met a canadian once. He sold baccon.

RE: Bob#2
That's right, Eh!, but that fellow probably knew how to spell the word "bacon".

RE: Jason M. Struck
Don't give me any trouble or I'll wrap you in duck tape before you can say 'Canuck'

I spell Canadian Bacan
"Ham Slice"

my post had a TypO. The Canadian sold Baccoon.
(salty strips of Raccoon fat).

It was tastey stuff.

It's always risky going "bobbing" for humour on this site

bobbing is never entirely without risk. But it beats being there when the punch lands.

if ham is canadian bacon then what the hell is canadian ham?
-kelso

Opossum.

yum
-kelso

i walked by a chinese food place once and saw one of the chefs chasing pidgeons outside... i wonder why.

and, a new mexican food shop opened up nearby, and suddenly, all the cats started disappearing.

carne asada anyone?