And already garnished with freckles !
No kidding! I got back about three weeks ago from an Idaho vacation. The locals HATE wolves! They have decimated the elk population.Idaho license plate I recently saw on US 95 north of New Meadows in Idaho County (gray wolf paradise): "W H A T E L K"
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Oh.. noooo.. red it the best color!You are prejudiced already. She's a redhead!
When I was in the fifth grade my class had a substitute teacher for the week, and she asked the class if any of use had foreign born parents and if any of use could speak that language. While the teacher had her back to us writhing something on the chalk board, I blurted out a rather profane German phase I had heard my grandfather say a bunch of times. The teacher turned around and asked who said that. I did not own up to it but was ratted out by a class mate, to which the teacher said, “That was very well spoken. Now go to the Principles office.” Needless to say I was in a world of pooh when I got home from school that day.
I STILL bust out laughing over this one! One of the funniest pranks of all time.
Hilarious! Reminds me of some of the stupid things I do.
Was his name Eddie Torres? I think that I’ve seen him in a Cheech and Chong movie.Yeah.. i once knew a guy that claimed he had three.. didn't believe him till one evening, his wife confirmed it!
no.. but his sister was married to the crew chief of the Morgan McClure team.. Kodak #5Was his name Eddie Torres? I think that I’ve seen him in a Cheech and Chong movie.
Pity she didn't send up the ratfink as well.When I was in the fifth grade my class had a substitute teacher for the week, and she asked the class if any of use had foreign born parents and if any of use could speak that language. While the teacher had her back to us writhing something on the chalk board, I blurted out a rather profane German phase I had heard my grandfather say a bunch of times. The teacher turned around and asked who said that. I did not own up to it but was ratted out by a class mate, to which the teacher said, “That was very well spoken. Now go to the Principles office.” Needless to say I was in a world of pooh when I got home from school that day.