dicipline? sounds more like violence.
Help! I have bees in my eaves!
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Yeah, baby!!! Act away...such words were never uttered at vb's house...
ok, so the sush has checked in. where's vb?
and for that matter, where is sattie, mav, and JoeV
Deadly Sushi
Formerly The Giant Mojito
most italian moms had a spoon that got double duty!!
buckytom
Grill Master
irish people use large wooden coat or boot brushes. well, just the threat of the backside of the brush meeting your backside with great acceleration was good enough to get us in line.
i can't recall my dad ever actually using it on any me or any of my siblings (there's 6 of us).
mom, on the other hand, had a way of grabbing you by the ear or forearm and doing this twisting, indian burn thing, often causing you to levitate. it was a kind of painful, religious experience.
i can't recall my dad ever actually using it on any me or any of my siblings (there's 6 of us).
mom, on the other hand, had a way of grabbing you by the ear or forearm and doing this twisting, indian burn thing, often causing you to levitate. it was a kind of painful, religious experience.
homecook
New member
OK Terry Where are you?- We haven't seen you in 2 days.
I hope them Bee's didn't get ya's
My grandmother used to make us go pick a switch. I thought I was being smart one day and picked up a dead, half rotten stick up off the ground. One swing and it broke. I thought it was over.
Nope. She went out and picked the mother of all king switches. It must have been 6 feet long and was as pliant as braided leather. Damn thing would actually wrap around your legs like Indiana Jones’ whip! From that day forward, I always picked good switches that would last……SMALL ones, but they never broke again!
Mom on the other hand would just go after you with whatever was in her hands at the moment you drove her kicking and screaming over the edge of tolerance. Pot, pan, hairbrush, remote control, it didn’t matter. If it was in her hand when you went too far, it was the tool of the moment.
LOL! No, they haven't gotten me.....yet. I've been so busy relaxing with my little boy that I haven't done anything to my winged guests. I'm thinking I'll get around to it Monday.OK Terry Where are you?- We haven't seen you in 2 days.
I hope them Bee's didn't get ya's
smoke king
Banned
Bees in your eaves? In my day, that was a good thing!!
Wait a minute, maybe I'm thinking of the "bees knees"...............
Never mind.
Wait a minute, maybe I'm thinking of the "bees knees"...............
Never mind.
I think the bats are clearing out, BT. I've spent the last few days relaxing with just my little guy and I feel like a whole new woman! I'm giving myself a pedicure as we speak.how are the bats doin'?
OMG - that's exactly what they look like! Sadly, Fisher thinks so too, so mine are long gone.
4 sisters??? That must have been a trip! I only had one brother - an Irish twin 11 months younger. So I wanted a big family as a result. And now none of my kids have any kids.
Hey - you only have one kid, too, right? I wonder if there's a connection?
Hey - you only have one kid, too, right? I wonder if there's a connection?
