List three things a day to be thankful for

[Guest greatness]

and

 

I hate to do this to you every time but don't forget Ms. Chloe... I'm glad that you and boo-boo are going to reunite..

 

1. Buster

2. Buster

3. Oh, and Buster

 

All three of which are my beloved dog whom I will be reunited with tomorrow afternoon after 10 days of being away. I'M COMING HOME BOO-BOO! DADDY MISSES/LOVES YOU MUCH!

[Boston Guy]

You are so blessed~~~ Count me in your friends too. kisses and hugs~~

 

Thank you. I shall be honored to.

[+ purplekow]

Today I am grateful for:

 

The day off

The perfect weather here in NJ

Riding around with car top down and the radio on.

[doitb4ugo]

Sunday July Fourth

 

1. Getting together with my brother and wife for the holiday.

 

2. laying in the sun to start getting my summer tan.

 

3. Enjoying the fruits of some great friends here on the forum

[Guest greatness]

hmm

 

1. My health is getting much better

 

2. I have my princes here

 

3. Had a nice dinner tonight..

[Boston Guy]

1. Living in a nation where we enjoy great freedom and have somehow managed to find a way to compromise enough to allow 307 million of us to live in this country in relative harmony, despite all of our many and storied differences.

 

2. 221 years of freedom since the Constitution was signed in 1789.

 

3. Ever greater acceptance of gay rights by the general population. When I was a child, "queers" were unquestionably bad and very strange people. We've come a long way in the course of my lifetime, which I fervently hope is only about half over.

 

 

BG

[Guest greatness]

Yes

 

I agree...

 

3. Ever greater acceptance of gay rights by the general population. When I was a child, "queers" were unquestionably bad and very strange people. We've come a long way in the course of my lifetime, which I fervently hope is only about half over.

 

 

BG

[NYTomcat]

lots of things to be thankful for

 

1 friends and family to spend a beautiful day by the pool.

 

2 a loner of a friend who while not the party type still reminds me how special a day can be even when you feel alone. Thanks so much to the joys of electronic communication.

 

3 friends on the forum who are inventive clever supportive and most of all always there.

 

And a special one. A fourth for the fourth of July.

 

4 our very special traveling escorts. For whom I cannot wait to spend time with Here in sunny NYC. You guys know Who you are.

[+ kontor1]

Freedom?!

 

1. Living in a nation where we enjoy great freedom and have somehow managed to find a way to compromise enough to allow 307 million of us to live in this country in relative harmony, despite all of our many and storied differences.

 

2. 221 years of freedom since the Constitution was signed in 1789.

 

3. Ever greater acceptance of gay rights by the general population. When I was a child, "queers" were unquestionably bad and very strange people. We've come a long way in the course of my lifetime, which I fervently hope is only about half over.

 

 

BG

 

I would argue about the "freedom" part, but that's just because I have experienced a lot more of the "Disadvantages of the Patriot Act" then probably everybody else all together in this forum but that does not change the fact that being and living in the USA is one of the best things in life!

[Guest greatness]

Aww

 

You are so sweet to think of traveling escorts.. Safe trips.. kisses and hugs~~

 

 

 

4 our very special traveling escorts. For whom I cannot wait to spend time with Here in sunny NYC. You guys know Who you are.

[NYTomcat]

You are so sweet to think of traveling escorts.. Safe trips.. kisses and hugs~~

 

Well Especially on holidays we have to remember they are not home but rather here with us and treat them accordingly.

[Guest greatness]

aww

 

You are just so thoughtful.. Your mom raised you well~~~

 

Well Especially on holidays we have to remember they are not home but rather here with us and treat them accordingly.

[NYTomcat]

You are just so thoughtful.. Your mom raised you well~~~

 

Its Just common southern hospitality. My family was long in the liquor business. So offering a travelor southern comfort is just a way of life. Or at least I was raised to believe it should Be.

[GoodFella69]

Today, I'm Thankful For...

 

1. My 2 Teen-age Children ("the twins")

 

2. My Country and Freedom

 

3. My Friends and the Happiness & Laughter They All Bring to My Life

[MsGuy]

Boy that comes out of left field.

 

Its Just common southern hospitality. My family was long in the liquor business. So offering a travelor southern comfort is just a way of life. Or at least I was raised to believe it should Be.

 

Here I had built up this picture of you as a sophisticated Manhatten lawyer, white shoe firm, patron of the theater, the works. Maybe we have more in common than I thought.

 

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Grandpa Tomcat tends the family business.

[whipped guy]

We only kid the good ones... but...

 

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Grandpa Tomcat tends the family business.

Shoot! And this is the guy I considered going to for some legal advice!!!

 

Thanks MsGuy for the heads up!!!!

 

Talk about something for which to be thankful!

[Romann]

Haha!

 

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Grandpa Tomcat tends the family business.

 

I watched a program on The History Channel about this gentleman and his long standing career in making and the distribution of Moon Shine. Very interesting show - highly recommended to see some down home American History in the back woods.

[KMEM]

When I was learning to fly, I was advised to not fly over any blue smoke that might be emanating from less populated areas. In other words, if I was over some woods and saw blue smoke, go elsewhere.

 

I don't know about recent history but when I was a kid, Shelby County, the most populous county in TN, destroyed over 100 stills per year.

 

Best regards,

KMEM

[+ purplekow]

Well then, I am grateful that:

1- I no longer drink liquor from a still (My college roommate had one)

2- That I can still see since blindness is a side effect of drinking poorly distilled alcohol

3- That the hot weather here is not so humid as to leave me a puddle of sweat

[MsGuy]

Exactly what you tryin' to say, Whupped?

 

Shoot! And this is the guy I considered going to for some legal advice!!!

Thanks MsGuy for the heads up!!!!

Talk about something for which to be thankful!

 

One or two of my Granny Shu's cousins might of dabbled in the liquor trade too.

 

You want somethin' to be thankful for? Just be grateful I ain't close enough to go upside your head!

[+ deej]

One or two of my Granny Shu's cousins might of dabbled in the liquor trade too.

 

A few of my granny's cousins had brushes with the liquor trade too, only they were the drinkers not the makers.

[NYTomcat]

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You are just so thoughtful.. Your mom raised you well~~~

 

One or two of my Granny Shu's cousins might of dabbled in the liquor trade too.

 

You want somethin' to be thankful for? Just be grateful I ain't close enough to go upside your head!

 

Dont you worry MS im close enough to get the McCoy's and get him a down home WV whoopin. City slicker.

 

Yeah Thats pretty much my pappy and his still. LOL. You may remember Sam Thompson whiskeys being your from MS. The parentof old grandad and wild Turkey. Those are the new homogenized offspring of my family dabbling in rye.

 

Sure gives. You sumthin to look forward to huh Romann. Just wait til im hirin you in my 70s. Yeeeehaaaah put another possum on the BBQ Clyde. We's gonna have us a party. And Whipped Guy is playin Ned beatty. Duelin banjos anyone?

[whipped guy]

One or two of my Granny Shu's cousins might of dabbled in the liquor trade too. You want somethin' to be thankful for? Just be grateful I ain't close enough to go upside your head!

Dont you worry MS im close enough to get the McCoy's and get him a down home WV whoopin. City slicker.

 

Yeah Thats pretty much my pappy and his still. LOL. You may remember Sam Thompson whiskeys being your from MS. The parentof old grandad and wild Turkey. Those are the new homogenized offspring of my family dabbling in rye.

 

Sure gives. You sumthin to look forward to huh Romann. Just wait til im hirin you in my 70s. Yeeeehaaaah put another possum on the BBQ Clyde. We's gonna have us a party. And Whipped Guy is playin Ned beatty. Duelin banjos anyone?

Well, in retrospect a lawyer who has had experience evading the law… whether it be for himself or any family members might be a good bet after all... and especially since it involves good ol' down home moonshine... LOL!

 

Plus I am imagining Romann and Tomcat looking quite distinguished in a few years time!

 

Actually, I also have a few relatives who have had "legal" problems... Someday I will tell you about my Uncle Vito... and by the way he doesn't like when threats are made against any "family" members...

[NYTomcat]

 

Well, in retrospect a lawyer who has had experience evading the law… whether it be for himself or any family members might be a good bet after all... and especially since it involves good ol' down home moonshine... LOL!

 

Plus I am imagining Romann and Tomcat looking quite distinguished in a few years time!

 

Actually, I also have a few relatives who have had "legal" problems... Someday I will tell you about my Uncle Vito... and by the way he doesn't like when threats are made against any "family" members...

 

No worries whipped. Why do you think im an attorney in NY with two half Sicilian kids. Uncle Vito has been a client for years. LOL.

 

Have to tell you. I Really love this place. So im thankful for

 

The forum

The posters on it

The experiences I get to review for it

[NYTomcat]

A few of my granny's cousins had brushes with the liquor trade too, only they were the drinkers not the makers.

 

My pappy always loved his clients best. Ill save a possum and a piece of whupped. For ya