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[Vaillant 3.0] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:36:58 PM

You're right. We love each other so much we endlessly correct each other on our grammar.

Uh oh! I think I hear JJ throwing up nearby.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:34:10 PM)

guidogodoy wrote:

HAAA!! Oh stop. We have nothing but "love" in this thread.

Vaillant 3.0 wrote:

I believe you mean "throw", unless you want to look "though" it?

spapad wrote:

Hummmnnnn, let me read the spine...........................George Dubah Bush?.................Damn, better through this thing away! HA!

guidogodoy wrote:
You lookin' in a dictionary written by Jeff Foxworthy?


spapad wrote:
It's in the dictionary!


guidogodoy wrote:
Well, no. Pomp is a word and pompous is another. Pompless does not exist unless you are inventing a word to mean someone who has no "pomp!" LOL!

Methinks you are looking for "pompous" as in "pompous ass!"


spapad wrote:
Are they not one and the same?


guidogodoy wrote:
Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.


spapad wrote:
Obviously JJ is just going to keep on with his remarks. I suppose you could say, he's an ass. And in many ways he is. I find him to be an overbearing pompless ass at times and I'm sure he does not like me either. lol The kicker is I don't give a shit. I tried to be friend with him and that didn't work. Why? Because he is a pompless ass.


Budred wrote:
And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.



jimmyjames wrote:
You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?


Budred wrote:
I'm a guy. I'm not soft and I'm not whipped. I have say in my house.
The thing is, I love my wife more than anything out there and I don't mind telling
people. I treat my wife with respect and I do everything in my power to make her
happy. She is amazing if for no other reason than she stands by me. An admiral
trait in my book. I set myself up for ridicule with that post, and of course someone
had to pounce. I can deal with that but if the ridicule persists then I have a problem
with that. I've never posted anything (negative) after one of Mr. James posts so I'm
not understanding why he posted ridicule a second time. Responding to my response
I guess. Mr. James, if you actually have a problem with me let me know. Maybe we
can solve it. Continuing to ridicule me won't solve anything.


joedraper wrote:
I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol


Budred wrote:
I guess that's trying to be funny also?



jimmyjames wrote:
What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?


Budred wrote:
I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.



spapad wrote:
Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!


Budred wrote:
It's called the love thread so that's what I posted about. If what makes me happy
makes you puke then I hope it was violently. Actually I hope it was dry heaves.
Nothing more miserable than trying to hurl only to rip your guts out while trying
for nothing. Peace!


jimmyjames wrote:
Excuse me while I puke violently.


Budred wrote:
I tell my wife I love her everyday.
I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday.
I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday.
   When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug.
     ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually
name them silly names to make her smile.
When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands
and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful."
When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me
the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you.
I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel.
I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already.
I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love.
Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:35:34 PM

[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:08:08 PM)

spapad wrote:

Obviously JJ is just going to keep on with his remarks. I suppose you could say, he's an ass. And in many ways he is. I find him to be an overbearing pompous ass at times and I'm sure he does not like me either. lol The kicker is I don't give a shit. I tried to be friends with him and that didn't work. Why? Because he is a pompous ass. (Quoting Message by Budred from Sunday, April 11, 2010 2:44:13 PM)

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

I'm a guy. I'm not soft and I'm not whipped. I have say in my house.
The thing is, I love my wife more than anything out there and I don't mind telling
people. I treat my wife with respect and I do everything in my power to make her
happy. She is amazing if for no other reason than she stands by me. An admiral
trait in my book. I set myself up for ridicule with that post, and of course someone
had to pounce. I can deal with that but if the ridicule persists then I have a problem
with that. I've never posted anything (negative) after one of Mr. James posts so I'm
not understanding why he posted ridicule a second time. Responding to my response
I guess. Mr. James, if you actually have a problem with me let me know. Maybe we
can solve it. Continuing to ridicule me won't solve anything.

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

It's called the love thread so that's what I posted about. If what makes me happy
makes you puke then I hope it was violently. Actually I hope it was dry heaves.
Nothing more miserable than trying to hurl only to rip your guts out while trying
for nothing. Peace!

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

Edited at: Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:24:38 PM

[spapad] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:35:06 PM

Oh damn, screwed up again! Pretty soon I will appear as stupid as that, what was it? Xnecro's girl? Bleah, better clean up my act!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:32:47 PM)

Vaillant 3.0 wrote:

I believe you mean "throw", unless you want to look "though" it?

spapad wrote:

Hummmnnnn, let me read the spine...........................George Dubah Bush?.................Damn, better through this thing away! HA!

[guidogodoy] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:34:10 PM

HAAA!! Oh stop. We have nothing but "love" in this thread.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:32:47 PM)

Vaillant 3.0 wrote:

I believe you mean "throw", unless you want to look "though" it?

spapad wrote:

Hummmnnnn, let me read the spine...........................George Dubah Bush?.................Damn, better through this thing away! HA!

[Vaillant 3.0] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:32:47 PM

I believe you mean "throw", unless you want to look "though" it?

[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:31:23 PM)

spapad wrote:

Hummmnnnn, let me read the spine...........................George Dubah Bush?.................Damn, better through this thing away! HA!

[spapad] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:31:23 PM

Hummmnnnn, let me read the spine...........................George Dubah Bush?.................Damn, better throw this thing away! HA!

[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:29:39 PM)

guidogodoy wrote:

You lookin' in a dictionary written by Jeff Foxworthy?

spapad wrote:

It's in the dictionary!

guidogodoy wrote:

spapad wrote:

Are they not one and the same?

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Obviously JJ is just going to keep on with his remarks. I suppose you could say, he's an ass. And in many ways he is. I find him to be an overbearing pompless ass at times and I'm sure he does not like me either. lol The kicker is I don't give a shit. I tried to be friend with him and that didn't work. Why? Because he is a pompless ass.

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

Edited at: Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:35:32 PM

[guidogodoy] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:29:39 PM

You lookin' in a dictionary written by Jeff Foxworthy?

[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:25:14 PM)

spapad wrote:

It's in the dictionary!

guidogodoy wrote:

spapad wrote:

Are they not one and the same?

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[spapad] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:28:00 PM

Yes Maestro! lol
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:25:54 PM)

guidogodoy wrote:

Please, a la Seinfeld, call me "Maestro!" HAAAAA!!!!

spapad wrote:

Sorry teacher, i'll edit straight away.

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[spapad] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:26:14 PM

Of course I meant pompous ass I dont' mince words! HA!!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:24:38 PM)

guidogodoy wrote:

spapad wrote:

Are they not one and the same?

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[guidogodoy] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:25:54 PM

Please, a la Seinfeld, call me "Maestro!" HAAAAA!!!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:23:31 PM)

spapad wrote:

Sorry teacher, i'll edit straight away.

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[spapad] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:25:14 PM

It's in the dictionary!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:24:38 PM)

guidogodoy wrote:

spapad wrote:

Are they not one and the same?

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[guidogodoy] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:24:38 PM

Well, no. Pomp is a word and pompous is another. Pompless does not exist unless you are inventing a word to mean someone who has no "pomp!" LOL!

Methinks you are looking for "pompous" as in "pompous ass!"
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:20:31 PM)

spapad wrote:

Are they not one and the same?

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[spapad] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:23:31 PM

Sorry teacher, i'll edit straight away.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:12:29 PM)

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[spapad] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:20:31 PM

Are they not one and the same?
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:12:29 PM)

guidogodoy wrote:

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[guidogodoy] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:12:29 PM

Do you actually mean "pompless" or "pompous?" Lacking pomp and circumstance might also be a fit in this case.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:08:08 PM)

spapad wrote:

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[spapad] Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:08:08 PM

Obviously JJ is just going to keep on with his remarks. I suppose you could say, he's an ass. And in many ways he is. I find him to be an overbearing pompous ass at times and I'm sure he does not like me either. lol The kicker is I don't give a shit. I tried to be friends with him and that didn't work. Why? Because he is a pompous ass. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Budred from Sunday, April 11, 2010 2:44:13 PM)

Budred wrote:

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

Edited at: Sunday, April 11, 2010 4:24:38 PM

[Budred] Sunday, April 11, 2010 2:44:13 PM

And he strikes again. Bravo Mr. James, bravo.

[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by jimmyjames from Sunday, April 11, 2010 2:09:51 PM)

jimmyjames wrote:

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[Budred] Sunday, April 11, 2010 2:34:09 PM

Wow, Thank you!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Sunday, April 11, 2010 1:39:05 PM)

HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:

May we all find that kind of love and hold on to it with both hands! The world would be a MUCH BETTER place! I am very blessed as well to have found a wonderful man to spend my life with. Keep telling and showing your wife how much you love her. It certainly doesn't make you weak. Those that don't have that kind of love are the ones that ridicule it. I hope your words have inspired others to tell the love in their life how much they mean to them!

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[guidogodoy] Sunday, April 11, 2010 2:28:43 PM

I try telling Calvin but he just sort of cocks his head as if trying to understand. LOL!!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Sunday, April 11, 2010 1:39:05 PM)

HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

[jimmyjames] Sunday, April 11, 2010 2:09:51 PM

You post that cheesy, schmaltzy, stomach churning drivel and you expect people not laugh?
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Budred from Sunday, April 11, 2010 11:57:20 AM)

Budred wrote:

joedraper wrote:

I love nauseating love. Those of us who have it treasure every moment of it. lol

Budred wrote:

I guess that's trying to be funny also?

jimmyjames wrote:

What's happening on the Care Bears website these days anyway?

Budred wrote:

I feel I responded appropriately. I figured it to be an attempt at humor. I did the same
thing.

spapad wrote:

Oh, come on Bud, you know we're just kidding! I thought it was pretty funny. I'm sure you have been around Loving couples that make you go, oh no, please stop! HA!

Budred wrote:

jimmyjames wrote:

Excuse me while I puke violently.

		Budred wrote:

		I tell my wife I love her everyday. I tell my wife how lucky I am everyday. I tell my wife that she's beautiful everyday. When I leave for work I (always) hug her and name the hug. ex. This is the "I love you more than anything hug." I usually name them silly names to make her smile. When I see her for the first time in a while(hours) I give her the jazz hands and say "Yeah, It's Kelli the Beautiful." When I walk out in the morning for work and she sticks her head out behind me the birds are usually whistling. I tell her even the birdies are whistling at you. I'll randomly leave her notes or phone messages telling her how I feel. I'd write more but you guys are probably saying enough already. I guess what I'm trying to relay is that I'm in love. Married 17 years, together for 25. We still get along better than ever. Peace all!

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