spam, Spam, SPam, SPAm, SPAM

What do you consider spam?
Multiple postings?
Glitter Graphics?
Requests to come listen to songs?

What?

I think everyone looks at it differently.

I think friends posting multiple replies is NOT spam.

I think people coming and saying "great job, come listen to my 4, 567,893 rd song" is spam.

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I used to like SPAM when I was a kid. I think that's why I hate it now....ate it all the time as a kid.

My dog has prescription dog food and I swear it smells just like SPAM. She likes it, but she also licks her own butt!

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It's my thread, let's spam it. I bet we won't get in trouble!

lol

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DaveG wrote:

RNNAL wrote:I used to like SPAM when I was a kid. I think that's why I hate it now....ate it all the time as a kid.

My dog has prescription dog food and I swear it smells just like SPAM. She likes it, but she also licks her own butt!

OMG Donna... that makes me think of Ron White telling the story of his wife's cooking. rofl

Tell me the story.

I love Ron White but I don't think I've heard that.

They call me Tater Salad!

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DaveG wrote:Do you know the skit I'm talking about? Where he said his wife's cooking was so bad he tried feeding it to the dog and the dog wouldn't eat it?

His wife came back in the kitchen and asked what the hell he was doing and why the plate was on the floor and what was the dog doing?

He told her the dog was licking it's butt trying to get the taste out of it's mouth. rofl

OMG, I'd be a widow!

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I like the one about rodeo sex.

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He says, right in the middle of it you say something like "your sister likes it like this" and then you try to stay on for 8 seconds...lol

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I don't know, he always has a drink in one hand and a cigar in the other but it could be just an act.

Foster Brooks (the most famous drunk of all) never drank.

Neither did Otis Campbell from Andy Griffith.

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Did you know that Larry the Cable guy isn't even southern....his is all an act.

He's from Nebraska. He does Southern very well.

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I loved him too. We used to watch that celebrity roast show and there were a bunch of the old greats on there.

Dean Martin, Foster Brooks, Johnny Carson, George Burns, Bob Hope, etc.

They don't make TV like that anymore.

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Most people who try to sound Southern (like in movies and tv shows) really can't do it right. It's always OVER done.

Elly May Clampett (Donna Douglas was from Louisiana) and her accent was real.

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DaveG wrote:My fingers just aren't cooperating wif me brain..... aargh!

You better straighten up... there will be a test!

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Truman Capote spent a lot of time in Alabama as a child. That's why he sounded that way.

Did you know the character Dill in To Kill a Mockingbird is based on Truman Capote? He was friends with Harper Lee as a child.

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DaveG wrote:Beverly Hillbillies....... aaahhhhh. I used to watch that show as a kid, too...... The movie was kind of funny. Jethro was a hoot..... What was the secretary's name? Ms. ???????

Jane Hathaway

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I used to love Petticoat Junction

Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo and Betty Jo and Uncle Jo...lol

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DaveG wrote:

RNNAL wrote:

DaveG wrote:My fingers just aren't cooperating wif me brain..... aargh!

You better straighten up... there will be a test!

I'd flunk for sure. It's actually been so long since I have had to do any major typing that I am out of practice.. The ole knuckles just don't work like they used to. Aches and pains everywhere and what doesn't hurt doesn't work. lol

I hear ya on that one. I feel 90 sometimes but I still act 20...lol.

My kids say I'm cooler than they are.

I type for a living, so I'm fast and accurate. I occasionally make a mistake but I catch it before I hit enter when I do.

I own a medical transcription company. I'm at work right now. I just finished up for the day. In a little while I'll go across the hall and go to bed...lol.

I don't know if I work at home or live at work though!

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DaveG wrote:

RNNAL wrote:I used to love Petticoat Junction

Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo and Betty Jo and Uncle Jo...lol

Never watched that, but I do remember seeing some previews about a train pulling up to a station or something.

It was just on the outskirts of the town Granny and Jed were supposedly from. Sam Drucker was in that as well as Green Acres.

The same character on 3 shows and he never got his own show, how sad.

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Ebony_and_Ivory wrote:Oh all those actors, actresses, and old shows sure bring back some memories :) I usto watch Ma anf Pa Kettle , do you both remember that show ohhhhh so funny

Hi Eb...yes. My mother loves Ma and Pa Kettle. I bought her a set of CDs of them a few years ago.

I loved Lil Abner!

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DaveG wrote:That's a great profession to be in and some good money.

I make more doing this from home than I did as an RN in the emergency room, charge nurse, with night shift differential pay.

I work my ass off but I make good money. I'll be completely out of debt by age 54 too. I have my budget figured out. My hubby retired from the Air Force in 1994 and from the work force in 2000. He is the house husband.

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Ebony_and_Ivory wrote:LOL we didnt have a Tv till i was like 10 or 11 and no running water either lol. Had a pump outside the farm house that the water came through from an old well lol

We always had a TV but we lived in the city. My grandmother had an outhouse until the early 70s though, a well, a dipper hanging on the wall by the water pan and the house had a hall down the middle 2 rooms on one side, open to outside in the middle and 2 rooms on the other. Beds in the living room, wood heater, etc.

Most people have probably never seen a house like that. The porch ran down the middle of the house.

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Ebony_and_Ivory wrote:Hi Dave and RNNAL,, my name is Brenda so just callme that

I'm Donna, nice to meet you Brenda.

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