Bacon

[Cow Poke]

That was about involvement and commitment.

Bacon and eggs:

The chicken was involved, but the pig was committed.

Michael

I knew you'd know that! How bout the one where the Preacher visited the pig farmer about tithing.

[Cow Poke]

Actually, it was "give me bacon and give me death".. Mossy was there, she told me.

BOY, you're fast.. i deleted that because i kinda felt .. um... not so patriotic.

[TCapp]

*senses that someone has changed his screen name*

But back on topic - bacon!

[Cow Poke]

*senses that someone has changed his screen name*

But back on topic - bacon!

But Avatar was left intact (for now) to help that sensory perception!!!

BACON

[FreezBee]

Is it true that Francis Bacon wrote the plays of William Shakespeare?

[Cow Poke]

Is it true that Francis Bacon wrote the plays of William Shakespeare?

You're just bacon for trouble, mister!

[FreezBee]

You're just bacon for trouble, mister!

Was that a 'yay' or a 'nay', good sir?

[Cow Poke]

Was that a 'yay' or a 'nay', good sir?

it was a

And don't call me "sir" - I WORK for a living!*

*popular retort from non-commissioned officer when addressed as "sir"

[Gideon Brown]

And don't call me "sir" - I WORK for a living!

I think that one's going to be lost on poor FreezBee (did you know he lives in Finland?).

[Cow Poke]

I think that one's going to be lost on poor FreezBee (did you know he lives in Finland?).

That's why i added the footnote, but you were TOO quick...
didn't know finland - I knew "across the pond"

[FreezBee]

Doesn't a 'sir' work for a living?

[FreezBee]

I think that one's going to be lost on poor FreezBee (did you know he lives in Finland?).

Does FreezBee live in Finland? I didn't know that.

[Cow Poke]

Doesn't a 'sir' work for a living?

In the military, one only refers to "officers" as "sir"....
Sargents, for example, get annoyed at being called "sir" because they carry the load of organizing the troops and making things work, and officers (in their estimation) only boss people around.
hence...
"don't call me sir, i WORK for a living!"

how's finland?

[FreezBee]

In the military, one only refers to "officers" as "sir"....
Sargents, for example, get annoyed at being called "sir" because they carry the load of organizing the troops and making things work, and officers (in their estimation) only boss people around.
hence...
"don't call me sir, i WORK for a living!"

Ok, but you're a preacher, aren't you?

how's finland?

Uh, dunno, I've only been there once -- 10 years ago!

(P.S.: I live in Denmark, if anyone needs to know)

[themuzicman]

Ok, but you're a preacher, aren't you?

Which means he doesn't do real work, either.

Uh, dunno, I've only been there once -- 10 years ago!

(P.S.: I live in Denmark, if anyone needs to know)

So you're to blame for the Danish?