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Kentucky finally gets into the SEC schedule with South Carolina at Rupp today...They should win...that's really all I have to say about that.
And in other news, my daughter is READY. She's pumped about it. She's already practicing her cheers:
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Man what a cutie!!! How's it feel being a Daddy??
[QUOTE=DJD;476999]Man what a cutie!!! How's it feel being a Daddy??[/QUOTE]
Like catching a dozen 10-pounders in a row at Lake-E on the same day that Kentucky beats Duke for the National Championship....only better. ;)
In about 16 years I'm going to have teenage boys circling my block like sharks...and I'm going to be on the front porch with my .45 outside the waistband...LMAO
[QUOTE=MrSplitshot;477000]Like catching a dozen 10-pounders in a row at Lake-E on the same day that Kentucky beats Duke for the National Championship....only better. ;)
In about 16 years I'm going to have teenage boys circling my block like sharks...and I'm going to be on the front porch with my .45 outside the waistband...LMAO[/QUOTE]
You better get that gun out a little earlier that that :) :)
And the 45 is a little overkill........Take him to Dale in Late January or February. Insist that life jackets are purely optional. Tell him shorts and tee shirt is fine.........ALSO, make sure you have at least 250hp motor, because 60 - 70mph in freezing rain is REQUIRED.
Chain, concrete, concrete blocks are optional..........
A wood chipper works MUCH BETTER........
Later,
Geo
My oldest daughter was 16 when I let her go on her first car date. It was on a Saturday night and all day she was worried about what I was going to do or say (imagine that) when I met the lad. He shows up at 6 on the dot and down the stairs my daughter comes running. I opened the door and here stands this 16 year old 140lb soaking wet young man looking at me, I was 6'1 560lbs then. Very small talk was exchanged and as they were about to leave my daughter asked what time did she have to be in? I looked right at him and said "11:00 sharp, a single minute past that and I am not afraid of going BACK to prison". 10:15 and in walks my daughter. I said "what's the deal, date not go well?". She said it went good and they was going to some dance together the next Friday. I asked why wad she home so early and she said he was so worried about being late that he wasn't chancing it even though she kept telling him I had never been to prison. I thought it was pretty funny
You guys always come through with good suggestions.
I may have to try the "Netboy Extraordinare" method first....then I will quickly progress to the GeoFisher method if that doesn't do the trick.
"Shorts and Tee Shirt are fine" LMAO
[QUOTE=MrSplitshot;477000]Like catching a dozen 10-pounders in a row at Lake-E on the same day that Kentucky beats Duke for the National Championship....only better. ;)
In about 16 years I'm going to have teenage boys circling my block like sharks...and I'm going to be on the front porch with my .45 outside the waistband...LMAO[/QUOTE]
Lol i hear ya and am living it..........man Sarah is 15 and I have been watching boys for years checking her out but now she is checking boys out. She has a crush on a boy on the swim team that knows I'm always looking cause he mentioned to her that it looks like you dad wants to kill me! Lol I got him thinking.....and that's a good thing!
Boys and girls in bathing suits makes daddy a little cautious!!! It's a job but I'll take it any day of the week!! I love being a daddy. :):)