.LOOSE. .DOGS. (Patriotic Tramps & Ladies) ~
It's been a long time [*fornever*] since I posted a CURRENT photo of myself on this blog. Over the years I have posted some much older pictures of me from the 1980s and early '90s, but I have never posted a current photo of me. This was due only to the fact that I did not have the ability to take pictures and transfer them to the Internet.
Now, thanks to a very good and generous friend of mine who, for Christmas, bought me an electronic, Atomic Age computerized, bibbidi-bobbidi-boo camera with a tripod, I am finally able to post a picture of the original "Loose DogG" (i.e., me) as I look today.
I don't drink (Jack Daniel's) anymore; I don't look this young anymore;
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(I don't look this hungover anymore, either)...
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...but, still, I don't think I look too bad for 58, do I? A little more leathery and a lot less hairy, but still... I mean, for fifty-eight?!?!
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Hey, at least I still have
I credit the fact that I look a good deal younger than my real age to Soy Lecithin, which I take every day. It keeps my skin soft and young looking.
Frank Burns was obviously the original "Ferret-Face". But if any of ya ever wanted to know what the second "Ferret-Face" looks like today, there ya go! That's a picture of the #1 Loose DogG & #2 Ferret-Face.
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I'll confess that I ain't no big prize, I ain't no "major award". Nevertheless, considering all the Mojitos, Margaritas, Micheladas, Mai Tais, Mad Dog 20/20, and Monkey Wrenches I've drunken; all the women I've fought off; all the heartache, disappointment, and trouble I've seen, I don't think I look half-bad. OK, maybe 2/3rds bad?
Seriously, over the last couple years, a couple women have tried to pick me up in bars... and one of those two women was actually rather attractive. No, no, I no kiddin' you-uh! The second one... well... she probably could have picked me up in that bar!
Well, that's all, folks! I just wanted to see if I was really able to take a photo of myself with this new camera that my friend gave me and then transfer it to my blog. It looks like a suxess to me, Ladies & Tramps. Now, as you were...
~ Stephen T. McCarthy
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Sorry, Bro - That AIN'T you.
ReplyDeleteI never met you face to face, but I mean, if it IS a pic of you, then the whole shape of your face and features have changed since you posted your mugshot in THIS blog bit in 2009:
https://stephentmccarthysstuffs.blogspot.com/2009/07/billy-jack-country-prescuit-airheadzona.html
Plus, lost most of your hair in just eight years since that post. Maybe it was all that hard drinkin' that you just gave up!
I did a tineye.com search and that shot doesn't show up ANYWHERE else in the world... so where did you get the shot?
ReplyDeleteWell, Sixgunbro, living in "The Biggest Little Ghetto In The World" can take hair off one's head quickly. I can actually feel the hair jumping out of my scalp every single time I'm required to get on the freeway here. (Shittiest drivers I've ever seen -- a danger to everyone and everything!)
DeleteTineye.com? I never even heard of that. Note to self: Check out Tineye.com, jackass!
McItchyfinger, nah, that ain't me. That's the mugshot of the guy who stabbed a woman nearly to death in my ghettohood.
The news reports said that guy is 59, making him just one year older'n I am. And either he looks 20 years older than his age, or I look 20 years younger than mine. Because to me, that guy looks closer to 79 than to 59.
That's what drugs'll do to ya, kids! Just say "No" to drugs... and butcher knives.
~ D-FensDogG
Stephen T. McCarthy Reviews...
HA! I'll bet she was tryin' to stab HIM. Took one look at that mug and went for the knives.
ReplyDeleteI thought maybe by posting this mug you was tryin' to discourage all them blog-reading womens who have been wantin' to marry you. If I hadn't blown your cover, it might have worked!
JACKASS (?!?!). Ha! Tineye is a reverse image search engine that can find if an image has been used before, where, and if it has been modified. So now you can upload your own naked selfies and see if someone has posted them somewhere. I couldn't find any of my own weiner shots, so maybe they were not impressive enough to re-post. Kinda disappointing, really.
McSIX ~
DeleteSince the violence is initiated by the woman in the vast majority of domestic disputes, your idea that SHE may have actually attempted the stabbing first is not far-fetched.
Womens wantin' to marry me? Where have I been? Asleep at the Dashboard?
Yeah, I always refer to jackasses as "jackasses", even when the jackass is ME. Ha!
Of course, the fact that Tineye.com failed to recognize the photo of this man who was reported on in the local news and is now in jail and going to face "Attempted Murder" charges calls into question just how good the Tineye website really is. (This mugshot appeared on the websites of a few different news agencies here in "The Biggest Little Ghetto In The World".)
~ D-FensDogG
See... 'It's A Wonderful Life' Come To Life
You big stinker!
ReplyDeleteNope. I use SPEED STICK Power -- unscented antiperspirant / deodorant.
DeleteWanna know which other brands I use? Let's see...
I'm a Pepsodent toothpaste man. I use Kroger hand sanitizer. Extra Strength Excedrin (and Hair O' The Dog for hangovers). O'Keeffe's Working Hands for dry, cracked skin. And my cologne of choice is Mackie For Women.
~ Non-Stinkin' Stephen
First off... You peoples' blogspots' is too complicated.
ReplyDeleteSecondly, that picture isn't you - frankly his nose looks Jewish. I don't have a problem with that... his people started Hollywood.
As an actor, Mr. McCarthy, I'm, wondering if you'll do a blog-bit on the #metoo movement.
I think it's gone Way too far in many cases yet can't articulate it. The legal age of consent in NY is 17... and in Scotland 16. This guy did nothing wrong:
As an actor, I'm hoping at some point in the future, you'll espouse.
http://beta.latimes.com/business/hollywood/la-fi-ct-james-franco-allegations-20180111-htmlstory.html
Howdy, G DOGG, welcome back to my blog -- the bottom of the Blogosphere, the South Pole of the Internet.
DeleteStill on my first cuppa joe here, half-asleep, and punching out an incoherent response to ya before I get in my truck and head up to my favorite place on da planet for a couple of days. I'm going back to 1876 -- no Internet, spotty cell phone service, some establishments won't even accept debit cards. Cash only. I loves it! (And I'm gonna try this trick entirely sober this time, so wish me luck.)
>>... First off... You peoples' blogspots' is too complicated.
Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis?
What's complicated? I dersn't un'erstan'.
G Dogg, I was never really an actor. I was merely acting like an actor.
The truest thing that was ever said in "this world" was said by my best friend, Marty, an actor who was killed by a car thief in '89. He said (circa 1983) that "the Academy Awards is just a bunch of assholes patting themselves on the back". I didn't know it at the time, but I later found that Marty was right.
I'll say about thespians the same thing I say about police officers: 99% of them give the rest a bad name. I'm humble but proud to say that I never did fit in with them. Not in the Theatre Department in high school, not in my professional acting classes, and not during my 7 years working in Hollyweird.
I could name a couple of genuinely nice famous Hollywood actors, but they're in the great minority. Most of them are so full of themselves that they think they're gods, if not outright Gods.
Therefore, I'm rather enjoying watching this cannibalization of Hollyweird egotists. They're giving each other what they deserve.
I'll admit, I pay no attention to modern Hollyweird. I stopped giving a poop when 'TERMS OF ENDEARMENT' won the Oscar for best picture. What was that - '83, '84?
Therefore, until he suddenly popped up in the news, I had never even heard of this Franco character. But I did read the article you pointed me to.
I took one look at that big photo of his smirking face and instantly disliked him. (My philosophy in life is simple: "Always judge a book by its cover" and "Change is bad!")
However, I agree with you in regards to this part:
Franco has also attracted attention for controversial behavior on social media. In 2014, he used Instagram to ask a 17-year-old British girl he’d met outside a New York theater if she had a boyfriend and whether she was 18. Even after learning her age, he asked for the name of her hotel and if he should rent a room.
After that episode became public, Franco apologized on ABC’s “Live! With Kelly and Michael.” “I’m embarrassed, and I guess I’m just a model of how social media is tricky,” he said. “I used bad judgment and I learned my lesson.”
FRANKly, FRANCO did nuttin' legally wrong there seeing as the age of consent in New York is 17. but looking beyond the legal aspect of it, and considering it from more nebulous moral, ethical, or sense-o-decency standards, he sounds like a real scumbag, all set to have an empty night of sex with some chick who was... how many years his junior?
He didn't need to apologize publicly because legally he'd committed no crime. But I sure as hell wouldn't want my daughter within ten miles of that sleazy, greasy-looking guy!
(Yeah, I have a daughter to the same degree that the photo of that old grey 'n' grizzled would-be murderer in this blog bit is really me.)
Thanks for the input, Brother Dogg. And, hey, new BOTB installment coming this Monday. It will include lots of scantily clad women (seriously) so vote early and often!
[;o)}
~ D-FensDogG
STMcC Presents 'Battle Of The Bands'
I hear you bro. They* say that senators love the sound of their own voice. I literally can't name one movie "film - say the Hollywood folk (from off the Indiana bus through to actors' kids with an in) speak for - no TO the people get up and win awards from other Hollywood people... I literally can't name one movie nominated for an award in the last ~10 years. Crash? I saw that because I was supposed to. Titanic. People in Hollywood - it's an echo chamber where they're only speaking to each other.
DeleteLikewise, senators. I must say though - that, for example, Senator Dirksen, Rand Paul, Senator Leghorn... they may love the sound of their own voice - is it acting - I think not... These guys can hold court and talk for over an hour... it's not a fillibuster.. they're really saying something. Even Biden, you gotta give it up regardless of anything - homie can talk. In sum, they hold an audience - well, the 20 guys hanging out in the senate and the 200 C-Span viewers (Trump now - he's some Bon Jovi stuff)....
The Weinstein rekindled my interest in Hollywood. They are indeed eating each other. Woody Allen - not exactly the arbiter of taste - was the first person to say "I hope this doesn't become a witch hunt." Franco - women who signed contracts to appear nude in his films after singing a contract are now "exploited" - it has gone too far. Melissa Gilbert tried ut for Oliver Stone's Jim Morrison movie and griped-whatever the word is of assault or whatever for Stone asking her to simulate a sex scene to get the part -- in a movie that has a sex scene! And I the only one who notices this? I feel like I'm taking crazy pills! The new attention, again since 10+ years ago is the numbers. Hollywood's box office is down perhaps as much as the kneeling - Jennifer Lawrence and the other one... the other blonde plain one who people also say isn't a good actress - as much as the kneeling NFL players have ruined the $ and respect. I'm spent. When I click publish - I'll see if I met my goal - to do a longer post than you, by cracky.
Enjoy your vacation. I hear you bro. The manager of the local AT&T (when did AT&T shops become like giant fancy circuit city/starbucks places... instead of radio shack which is what they ought to be for the good of humaity)... said when he retires he's moving back to a flipphone. I'm glad you're living life, cheers... social media is highly underrated.
Sincerely.
* Whenever some says "they say" - the mean the people, the Van Patten family. Good wholesome folk.
GEE, DOGG, I don't think your post was longer than mine, but it protly matched mine, "by cracky". (I haven't heard that expression since Jehoshaphat was jumping.) It's the paragraph breaks that make mine seem longer.
DeleteThe last time I was in a theatre it was to see 'SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE'. (Liked it.) I've rented a few "newer" movies since then that came recommended to me by upstanding, top-notch, quality people who know my tastes. And the one I liked best was 'THE BIG SHORT'. I can't even believe that bean-spilling movie got made. A+ right there. And it includes the best dialogue since 'TOMBSTONE' was released:
"It's time to call bullshit."
"Bullshit on what?"
"Ev-eee-ry-fucking-thing."
Here's all I've learned in 58 years:
99% of cops are assholes.
99% of politicians are assholes.
99% of judges are assholes.
99% of lawyers are assholes.
99% of actors are assholes.
99% of Northern Californians are assholes.
99% of Renoites are assholes.
100% of Communists are assholes.
God is great, beer is good, and people are crazy.
That's it. That's all I know.
The only thing I find more entertaining than the Cannibalization Of Hollyweird is Trump Derangement Syndrome. I enjoy like mad watching the Libs and the NeoCons (aka Liberals who cloak themselves in the Red, White & Blue) being driven insane by every little thing Trump says and does. TDS -- it's the best free show in the world!
Say, I has a Q. If you don't mind answering, when and how did you happen to discover my online presence? (I guess that's actually two Qs. My math is as bad as beer is good.) Was it through a comment I left on some other website? If so, which one? I know it couldn't have been through my Amazon reviews, because some NeoCon saw to it that those got removed.
~ Stephen
'Loyal American Underground'
Of course I know you from Amazon. You were whippin some guy's ass (am I allowed to say this on y'all fancy too complicated blogs with this tiny text in a tiny box). And the guy-who would do this - I don't understand why some gut ran ti the refs and/or complained to mommy daddy Amazon and all your comments were deleted. It's/I'm Aaron. You were prescient noting that you were going to turn politics up to 11 or 12 - you warned me that I may never talk to you again because of the 10 or 12. You sent me a condolence card when my mom died. I posted a video on my simpleton google + and everything to do with Orr is fantastic... one thing sticks in my craw ("sticks in my craw" is akin to "Hey you kids! Get off my lawn! And if you hit the ball the wrong way, you're gonna pay for a new window by gum!). Anyway. The narrator uses the phrase "We'll never forget." The proper way to say that is "We'll always remember." I don't really care about the constitution nor bible. My first thought was that 5% of cops are bad... within 3 seconds I thought/think less than 1% of cops are bad. Fact.
Delete***
My delusion and illusion: More than 50% of congressmen are good. If I didn't believe that half of the people running the country were good I wouldn't be able to live and would be curled on the floor of the shower in a fetal position. What's Up with Northern California. 0% are bad. All these rankings out Stanford as a top 5 school in the world may some magazine on the margins puts it at the top ten. Stanford is the only school that isn't a liberal bastion. Granted, they don't focus so much on politics as starting computer companies that rule the world. I think 0% of Northern California people are bad. At the same time I'm considering moving to Texas when I retire.
We - I hope - agree to disagree - and pivot off this whole mess and riff on pop culture. Anyway. I totally respect you.
(You guys and this medium are so complicated then when I tried to post as G Dogg I got "URL contains illegal characters" - thus I'm posting as anonymous - with the fuzz giving me static)
Cheers Bro.
PART 1:
DeleteHOKEY-SMOKE!!
A-DogG, it's YOU, after all these years?! I no can believe it-uh! Man, let me buy you a virtual beer. Cheers!
Ha! I never thought I'd hear from you again. The last time was 2008, probably in May. It was you who directed me here to complicated Blogspot after I walked away from that luciferian Bezos and his bozos at Amazon.con (aka BigBitch.con).
We used to have some super-clever discussions at BigBitch, remember? In fact, I memorialized you with the capital "G" when I started using the "D-FensDogG" pseudonym. I took that capital "G" from the nickname I had given you: A-DogG. Originally, you were "A-Dogg", but after awhile I decided you were soulful enough to warrant a capital G at the end.
Until now, I don't think I'd ever explained anywhere in writing why the last "G" in D-FensDogG is capitalized.
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PART 2:
DeleteHeck, here comes a blast from the past...
On this very blog, on this >>>Oct. 27, 2010<<< very date, I posted the following:
[O]ne of my favorite words I ever came up with is “Incongrutiating”. Please allow me to give you a bit of the background story.
Years ago, when I had a blog at Amazon.com, I had an Internet friend named Aaron, whom I nicknamed A-DogG. A-DogG and I had a very unique relationship in that we seemed simpatico in many (although not all) ways. He regularly commented on my blog postings and we would get into these amazin' discussions that went on and on and on and on!
A-DogG had a very witty mind and a great ability for wordplay, and my blog posts became mere jumping off points for A-DogG and I to start "riffing", and not only did we have each other laughing but we had outside visitors laughing as well.
With A-DogG and myself, there was an abundance of long-running inside jokes (that anyone following over a period of time would come to understand). One of the many of them pertained to Robert Blake and his TV character "Baretta". Somehow or another (and always in some seemingly natural way) Blake or "Baretta" would find his way into our ongoing dialogues, and damn, it was FUNNY!
More than one person told me that although they really enjoyed my blog postings, what they liked best was watching where A-DogG and I would go with them from there. I had readers following the blog bits just for the amusement of seeing what A-DogG and I could turn them into. The wordplay was a gas, and the riffing was... well, you just had to be there. It was like watching Jimi Hendrix and Eddie Van Halen on Words. DAMN! DO I EVER MISS THOSE DAYS!
At any rate, one day I invented the word “Incongrutiating” (pronounced: In-con-GREW-she-ate–ing). Anytime you find yourself simultaneously doing two (or more) incongruous things, you are “incongrutiating”.
The day that word came to me, I used it in a written sentence during a comment section exchange with A-DogG. The next thing I knew, we were both coming up with multiple examples of “incongrutiating”. Sadly, when Amazon banned me from its website, they deleted all of my old comments, so my own examples of incongrutiating no longer exist. But I recently copied some of A-DogG’s examples for your amusement. Here’s my old buddy A-DogG on incongrutiating:
Incongrutiating: Listening to Michael Medved while reading "The Creature From Jekyll Island".
Incongrutiating: Watching ESPN while snacking in a La-Z-Boy chair.
Then A-DogG expanded the term and gave us the 'xtreme' version of it:
Hyperincongrutiating: Reading Chomsky while listening to the Star-Spangled Banner.
And finally, he began to play with variations on that theme and came up with the antithesis of incongrutiating:
Nonincongrutiating (synonymous with Congrutiating):
Listening to U2 while reading The Struggles of Northern Ireland.
Listening to Pete Seeger while reading Chomsky (I think my head would explode!!).
Listening to "Born to Run" or "Eye of the Tiger" while watching Marcus Allen reverse field in the Super Bowl.
A-DogG was GREAT!
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PART 3:
DeleteI checked on you a couple times after I left BigBitch, but it seemed like you had deleted most of your content and stopped posting there not too long after I did.
I remember one time you and I ganged up on some Libtard on one of my pro-2nd Amendment reviews. Of course that was before the word "Libtard" was a thing. (It was also before "a thing" was a thing.) Man, by the time we got done with that dude, he didn't know whether to shit or wind his watch.
So, how've you been? What's new? What in the world brought you back into my world?
Incidentally, 99% of Northern Californians are still assholes. YOU, however, are definitely in the 1%.
Have another beer? It's on me.
~ Stephen
Stephen T. McCarthy Reviews...
POSTSCRIPT:
FYI, it's the "o" in G Dogg which is an "illegal character", consarn it! In the future -- like when you vote on my BOTB, which is now posted and open for voting -- try writing it as "G D*gg" instead. Everyone knows that "o"bama was an "illegal character" and remains one to this day.
POST-POSTSCRIPT:
"Consarn it", belongs in that same group with "sticks in my craw", "get off my lawn", and "by gum".
After the Amazon thing I deleted all my reviews and don't think I wrote another one. You emailed me asking why and I didn't reply. The whole thing was rather gut-wrenching. I didn't know it's been close to ten years (seems like less) but when you run into a good friend it seems like yesterday.
DeleteYet, still after 10 years it's still quite gut-wrenching. "I don't recall" I'm not a politician - I don't think I ever helped you on your - "let me tell you something" posts to antagonists. In business they* tell you to keep it brief so as not to provide words for push-back. You did tell me about the (non)2nd Amendment (non)guy, I don't think I posted in that thread.. I just watched you write paragraphs, which in business-speak (see above) could've provided a big target yet you buried them. I recall-remember for sure (I always like Fawn Hall's answer in that Iran Contra thing - if you watch those hearings agaain - it's amazing as soon as the questions get razor close to cornering Reagan it's all the grilled saying, " I don't recall") and Fawn Hall (she looks like Farrah Fawcett - innocent!) "I may have heard it or read it in a newspaper later I don't remember." When you left Amazon it was too heavy. And now, remembering, it's still quite a bit too heavy.**
* The Van Patten family.
** The most recent book I read is an oral biography of Chris Farley (the second book I've read about him).. a Christmas gift - pretty lightweight.
Currently reading an autobiography by David Spade, welterweight - me.not him... and him. On a not-so-tangent- for some reason I like books about Hollywood and death. They'll kill people.
I've gotten way off track.
After you got unjustly (to say the least) banned... I posted in the pop forum a few more times... The pop forum was a music forum for people not on the Music forum - populated by guys who play(ed) instruments, were/are in bands/and actually took classes on music (who does that?) and think Led Zeppelin is better than Bananarama (who does that?) and tell one the Pop forum is more apt.
You may not know and will be proud. Amazon forums don't exist anymore. People said the "search for a thread" feature disappeared.. when one would scroll to the bottom of a thread and see links to like-mined forums disappeared. People posted that it's just a matter of time before forums disappear. And they have. Bezos can't afford 10 guys at $50k per year to "monitor" forums and not or auto-reply to comaplainst that you got railroaded? 200 billion isn't enough - they're cutting corners even more. (Ridiculous). It looks lke the move from Amazon to Blogspot was a good move for you. Your the master of bold font, highlighted phrases, multi-media... amazing. And your surrounded by Good peolple. Dang, they/ya'll can write.. paragraphs and essays.. amazing.
Cheers, my bro.
Thank you for the BOTB post. I'm happy you're movingto twice a month contests. It's fun and a really good place.
GEE, A-DogG ~
DeleteI shall begin with this Fun Fact: Back in the day (day = late 1970s), I actually did some Background work on Dick Van Patten's 'EIGHT IS ENOUGH' a couple of times. The only thing I can now specifically recall is that in one episode I was a high school football player. Couldn't begin to tell you what that episode was about.
I was pissed about the BigBitch.com thing for awhile, but the soothing balm was knowing that I had done my job so well that the commies there were forced to find a way to remove me from their site. Or as someone named Edward told me later on this blog:
I was shocked to see that Amazon had gagged you by deleting your brilliant ripostes to the comments aimed at undermining you and your reviews.
I think it was inevitable, since all the detritus thrown at you failed to stick, and you kept demolishing the attacks incisively and often with good humour, which served to strengthen your argument, and undermined theirs – no wonder they cut you off. They were beaten. ...
You paid a price Stephen for your endeavours but in doing so provided further evidence of Amazon’s censorship of reviews which don’t conform to their ideology
G Dogg, to this day, I boycott Amazon. The only times I ever buy anything from them is when I can't find it anywhere else at any price. But even in those rare circumstances, I make my purchases from independent sellers at Amazon and not from Amazon itself.
>>... I don't think I ever helped you on your - "let me tell you something" posts to antagonists.
There was just one time, and it was in the comment thread for my review of David Barton's 2nd Amendment book. (Maybe I'll re-post that review next at my new-ish Stephen T. McCarthy Reviews... blog.) You made two or three excellent contributions to that discussion / debate / argument. I can't remember that Libtard's name now, but he and I did battle on more than one occasion.
>>... After you got unjustly (to say the least) banned...
I must confess, I've worn that ban like a badge!
>>... It looks like the move from Amazon to Blogspot was a good move for you. ... And your surrounded by Good people. Dang, they/ya'll can write.. paragraphs and essays.. amazing.
Yes, the Blogspot move was a good one, which I owe to you! I didn't even know it existed until you made me aware of it and suggested I start posting here. Now I have multiple blogs, have made some genuinely good and true friends here and posted some stuffs I'm pleased as spiked punch to have written. I've also helped a few people open their eyes to the Spiritual reality and assisted a few in working their way through the geopolitical false front that The Wizards Behind The Curtain have erected. In other words, I have dispensed Red Pills (without a license) and helped create a few outlaws. It'z been good!
>>... Thank you for the BOTB post. I'm happy you're moving to twice a month contests. It's fun and a really good place.
From the beginning, and for most of its existence, BOTB was a twice-a-month thing (the 1st and 15th of each month). Then I got kind of burned out on it and cut back to just the 15th. Now I feel re-inspired and look forward to returning to the old, more active schedule.
Yes, Dogg, BOTB really is a good and fun place with cool people. I hope you'll become a regular voter as I like the fact we're back in touch again and I hope to stay that way.
~ D-FensDogG
Would You Like To... See 'It's A Wonderful Life' Come To Life?
I agree with all you say. Of course, you're the truth.
Delete"I've also helped a few people open their eyes to the Spiritual reality."
I'm not wholly nor overtly nor 100% (nor 100% - redundant with "wholly").
You know what they* - what a lot of people say about people in foxholes and close to death finding God. I'm too old to be in a foxhole... and hope for more accepting/getting off my lackadaisical - pray more when I have the flu. I'll see you at the BOTB forum. I think post-total tally* and votes is the way/time to be. If Alpert wins, unlike the drunk Hillary on election night - I'd be happy to concede publically.
* That's pretty awesome - Van Pattens and a football player.
The Van Pattens and football -- what's more American than THAT?!
DeleteWell... maybe the Van Pattens and America's pastime, baseball. But no need for anyone (me especially) to get too technical.
~ D-FensDogG
Would You Like To See... 'It's A Wonderful Life' Come To Life?
Never mind. I was wrong. That sandwich shop gal DEFINITELY wasn't into you.
ReplyDeleteYeah, but ONLY because of my arrest record. Surely it had nuttin' to do with my looks, right? Surely, Shirley!
Delete~ D-FensDogG
Would You Like To... See 'It's A Wonderful Life' Come To Life?
^ If Albert Doesn't win. I gotta start proofreading.
ReplyDeleteHA&TTB very much have their dog in this fight! So far, the BOTB installment is going along just the way I wish they all would -- a tight race into the home stretch and a photo finish.
Delete~ Stuporman
STMcC Presents 'Battle Of The Bands'