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Those who wanted change



Please Pray for our Troops and their Families!
 
Posts: 360 | Location: 33n05, 97w18 | Registered: August 22, 2006Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Unfortunately this stuff is not Unusually Unusual anymore!


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Yep, real change agents alright...


Change Agents
 
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Uh, ok, brace yourselves, THAT Andrew Stern was my first serious boyfriend for many years.
He was much cuter back then!
And not radical until he headed off to college.


Forget the potholes in the road and celebrate the journey instead...anonymous
 
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Whoa, just imagine what could have been...

Imagine

Turn it up TPM!
 
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We actually correspond on FB (no politics), share the same birthday too, got to tell him he made it onto a high school baseball board...he'll find that interesting.


Forget the potholes in the road and celebrate the journey instead...anonymous
 
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Can you trade Andy Stern in for Howard Stern TPM? Believe it or not Howard is much less radical!


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Howard Stern..yuck!


Forget the potholes in the road and celebrate the journey instead...anonymous
 
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Just for a fair comparison...



    Howard Stern, circa 1974



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GW, the early years.




Please Pray for our Troops and their Families!
 
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It was just a few years later that we perfected this technique for cutting wood...



...me and the boys could clearcut an acre an hour... and we could work at night!



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Shoot, Paul Bunyon could do an acre in 5 minutes, while taking a coffee break and useing the restroom.
Of course Oh Blue wasn't quite adept at sitting that long in the Two Holer.

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I can understand Ol' Blue not wanting to linger too long on their two-holer...they need to outfit 'em with a decent seat!






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