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So, I seen this here

14 years ago

thing at a store that I bringed my son to.

And it's like the coolest workout system. I like this

better then the one I seen earlier.

If I show youse the pitcher here, will youse all give me

your thinking on this, and the site where it's at?

I know I would give 133% of my effort on it and this journey

i'm taking. If all you guys think you can do it, I know I can.

I just need to connect the dots on how i will pay for it.

it might be hard for me at my age to get it home through

this white stuff. But I really think I can irregardless.

I'm hoping it can make my close loser! what'cha all think?

If you don't want to look at it, well, whatever! MY BAD!

sorry if I offend you, but not sorry if I didn't!

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Comments (27)

Cherryfizz
14 years ago
Oh my gosh Kat when I saw the title of the post all I heard in my head was my friend's Mom's voice saying those words.

Anne
Adella Bedella
14 years ago
We ain't offended. We done seen that you was tryin hard. Bless yore heart.
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Mystical Manns
14 years ago
Sounds like a winner!

No-whatImsayin?
sandy9743
14 years ago
I think you hit almost all of them LOL
socks
14 years ago
Does yer old man know about this workout machine?
pekemom
14 years ago
Well, it is what it is.....
hayjud_mn
14 years ago
I went from grinding my teeth to a really great laugh!

Did you write that yourself? It's a perfect!
lydia1959
14 years ago
I didn't even read all of the post you are referring too... but obviously I read enough of it to... er.. connect the dots.. and figure out what you are saying! LOL
chisue
14 years ago
Kat -- I 'ran this past' 'my old man'. He said 'how-as' he 'done' 'herd' it straight from me ('his Bride') he'll 'shout out to ya' to 'hop on this', 'Lil' Missy' -- just you 'latch onta' the 'durn' thing. 'You betcha'! (Wink-wink and wink some more -- oops, now my eye's stuck shut.)
molly109
14 years ago
Groan..... LOL My teeth started grinding as soon
as I read your Post title. LOL But, then, as soon
as I seen it, it was ok. It is what it is, ya know what
I mean?
liz
14 years ago
Girl...it sounds like you done moved to the south and I bet are spittin and chewin tobaccie as you type! Here...come sit by me...
sandiefl
14 years ago
Well, you're good to go girl!

See what I'm saying? That is why you are my role model.

((((Kat))))
msmarion
14 years ago
So, when are you fixin' to carry it back home?
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
14 years ago
of them thar ferum poleece.

Click to enlarge pleeze.
glenda_al
14 years ago
allgitout Â English translation: "all get out." Definition: an expression of the ultimate. Usage: "That ole boy is crazy as allgitout!"
kacram
Original Author
14 years ago
chemo, that is FUNNY, and oh, so true!
linda_in_iowa
14 years ago
You don't offend me none. I caint hardly believe you uns wrote that there thing Kat.
jel48
14 years ago
LOL!
marlingardener
14 years ago
Oh, Kat, you just totally, like, blew my mind, you know!
bee0hio
14 years ago
Is it for your ds's belated happy birthday?

Youse a gas, Kat! LOL
sandiefl
14 years ago
This post is "gooder n grits"! It made me smile just like I did the first time I heard this saying.
Georgysmom
14 years ago
I'm so dense I didn't get it at first....had to read the other posts before it sank in.... LOL (swore I'd never use that one). To tell you the truth after reading the other post I was afraid to talk to anyone. I didn't know there was so many things that bothered people and I'm too old to remember them all or put them in my brain bank so I don't offend anyone....Oh well, it is what it is.
cheryl_ok
14 years ago
Kat, how funny! You go girlfriend! Hehe, had to put one in you missed.
petaloid
14 years ago
Like, you know, Kat, basically -- that's hilarious!
juellie1962
14 years ago
Whatever! ;)
cherbo
14 years ago
Cute!
kacram
Original Author
14 years ago
Yes, Hayjud! LOL I wrote it all by my lonesome! I should have taken notes on the other post, and used all of them, but I didn't have the time! Hey, anyone say anything about run~on sentences? hehe
I just tried to remember what I read.

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