love penguins

ReadingPhilly wrote:76 was a parking lot from kop to 476. motorcyclist sped by on the shoulder, but about 5 minutes later i passed him standing next to his bike as a cop wrote him a ticket.

sweet justice

ReadingPhilly wrote:76 was a parking lot from kop to 476. motorcyclist sped by on the shoulder, but about 5 minutes later i passed him standing next to his bike as a cop wrote him a ticket.

actual legal to go between lanes in a jam in california. kinda blows my mind.

JUburton wrote:

ReadingPhilly wrote:76 was a parking lot from kop to 476. motorcyclist sped by on the shoulder, but about 5 minutes later i passed him standing next to his bike as a cop wrote him a ticket.

actual legal to go between lanes in a jam in california. kinda blows my mind.

Also legal to open your car door and take them out so there's that

No but seriously Asheville is a gorgeous town with incredible food and beer.

I really don't know what I'd talk about when they meet the contestants on Jeopardy or Wheel of Fortune or any other game show. Can you pass?

Soren wrote:No but seriously Asheville is a gorgeous town with incredible food and beer.

Ascheville

PrattRules wrote:I really don't know what I'd talk about when they meet the contestants on Jeopardy or Wheel of Fortune or any other game show. Can you pass?

Alex: so, I hear you have bottomless stomach is that true?

Prattrules: haha yes Alex it is, I've been known to eat 2 chipotle burritos, a 12 pack of bud light, and an entire Pizza Hut stuffed crust meat lovers pizza in one sitting.

Alex: my god man! How do you do that and stay so thin?

Prattrules: high metabolism I guess!

Alex: if I have an extra Oreo I gain weight... On to our next contestant Bucky, so Bucky, it says here you like Mountain Dew and mikes hard lemonade, tell me a little about it.

Bucky: first off, it's DIET Mountain Dew....

Lol

I could see Bucky buzzing in for every answer just to make a /Bucky

yeah, that would be my downfall. I'd totally do it, too.

on of my childhood neighbors (in fact he's still my mom's neighbor) found a family connection on ancestry.com and printed off a little of my family tree. that inspired me to join. In 15 minutes I've now found out more about my dad's side of the family than I knew my whole life. My paternal grandmom's side, particularly- she died in 1941 at age 36. This is amazing.

I'm jealous of the hero who went on Price Is Right and bid 420 every time.

hey thedude, if you're walking the dog sometimes, can you look to see which house is 3757 cresson? It's right across from the dawson, but I can't tell if it's the corner house or one in from there (set back with the porch). Apparently that's where my dad spent the first couple years of his life.

Bucky wrote:on of my childhood neighbors (in fact he's still my mom's neighbor) found a family connection on ancestry.com and printed off a little of my family tree. that inspired me to join. In 15 minutes I've now found out more about my dad's side of the family than I knew my whole life. My paternal grandmom's side, particularly- she died in 1941 at age 36. This is amazing.

It's so much fun right?

Bucky wrote:hey thedude, if you're walking the dog sometimes, can you look to see which house is 3757 cresson? It's right across from the dawson, but I can't tell if it's the corner house or one in from there (set back with the porch). Apparently that's where my dad spent the first couple years of his life.

I'll check right now

Corner house. It's for rent!

thanks man! Maybe I'll pretend I'm interested in renting to check the place out!

that is being deceitful, bucky

Soren wrote:

Bucky wrote:on of my childhood neighbors (in fact he's still my mom's neighbor) found a family connection on ancestry.com and printed off a little of my family tree. that inspired me to join. In 15 minutes I've now found out more about my dad's side of the family than I knew my whole life. My paternal grandmom's side, particularly- she died in 1941 at age 36. This is amazing.

It's so much fun right?

it is! trying to uncover a mystery now...can find NOTHING on my uncle (dad's brother). Found records for his other older brother who died at 1 month 20 days, but not my uncle joe, lifelong bachelor who tended bar at smokey joe's and walsh's tavern in west philly. hung himself in the early on what I thought was his 65th birthday, but I can't get the dates to line up. his parents (my paternal g-p's) were married in 1931. I would've heard something if he had been born before they were married. A mystery.....