Gone Away
Please. I'm trying to write...
Date Added: 25/01/2005

Mad
Well what are you doing reading my blog then?
Date Added: 25/01/2005

josh
I sent that link to everyone I know, mad.
Date Added: 26/01/2005

Gone Away
.oO( No accounting for taste... )
Date Added: 26/01/2005

Josh
Indeed! *haughty indignance* Are not you the one, good sir, who raved about the Cracker Barrel?
(just say touchè or uncle! and it will be over)



Date Added: 26/01/2005

Way
Bricks. The cat with its Baltic accent got my vote. http://kikocat.blogspot.com/ Should we leave Josh harnessed in one of the rocking chairs outside while we sample some grits with broiled catfish inside, Gone?
Date Added: 26/01/2005

Hoagy
The ol' rockin' chair got you? Cane by your side? No gin for you!


Date Added: 26/01/2005

Gone Away
.oO(This is too much... To malign the mighty Cracker Barrel in such a way. And all for the sake of a dog in silly clothes. What's the world coming to today...?) Harry, get the tar and feathers. There's work to be done!
Date Added: 26/01/2005

Way
Snap the little whippers into line! We'll show these punks.
Date Added: 27/01/2005

keeef
huh huh huh...du dawgs got a hat on....huh huh huh


I kinda liked it too
Date Added: 29/01/2005

keeef
hey bru i broke yer server!
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...........whatever that means
Date Added: 29/01/2005