A Pounding - What items do you like to include?

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Yeah, I spit on the floor every once in a while. They still invite me over.

When we get our new house, you can come over and spit on the floor, just please don't spit in Coffee!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Ron

You made it!!oloroid

I try to be good, sometimes it works, and sometimes it don't!


Don't ask my wife.:sshhh

She would tell me. Tell her I'll call her tomorrow.

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

She would tell me. Tell her I'll call her tomorrow.

Woo! Hoo! Your long distance bill would put you in the poor house!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Ron

When we get our new house, you can come over and spit on the floor, just please don't spit in Coffee!

My husband and I were working in the yard the other day and I spit in the grass! I looked over at him and started laughing. He rolled his eyes.

My point was, I'm not a man and I don't need to work in the yard!!!!

[Sherri]

I had never heard of a pounding before we moved to Adamsville in 1984. They told us they were going to "pound" us when we moved in, and I was a little scared. But it was all non perishable groceries, etc. It was really a nice gesture on the church's part. They did it once more at our seventh anniversary and told everyone to bring paper products. We had toilet paper, paper towels, kleenex, napkins, etc. for nearly a year!!! Some people thought it was kind of tacky, but I thought it was wonderful!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Ron

Woo! Hoo! Your long distance bill would put you in the poor house!

Okay, forget it. I'll take your word for it. Maybe that's why Pepe LePew is your friend. Huh?

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

My husband and I were working in the yard the other day and I spit in the grass! I looked over at him and started laughing. He rolled his eyes.

My point was, I'm not a man and I don't need to work in the yard!!!!

I agree, women's feet were made shorter than a man's so they could stand closer to the kitchen sink!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Sherri

I had never heard of a pounding before we moved to Adamsville in 1984. They told us they were going to "pound" us when we moved in, and I was a little scared. But it was all non perishable groceries, etc. It was really a nice gesture on the church's part. They did it once more at our seventh anniversary and told everyone to bring paper products. We had toilet paper, paper towels, kleenex, napkins, etc. for nearly a year!!! Some people thought it was kind of tacky, but I thought it was wonderful!

So, funny! I imagine you were scared. How nice of them. I love to give!!!

That reminds of when I was little and my mother would say she was going to a shower. I had no idea why she would do that in front of people. I was afraid to ask!

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Sherri

I had never heard of a pounding before we moved to Adamsville in 1984. They told us they were going to "pound" us when we moved in, and I was a little scared. But it was all non perishable groceries, etc. It was really a nice gesture on the church's part. They did it once more at our seventh anniversary and told everyone to bring paper products. We had toilet paper, paper towels, kleenex, napkins, etc. for nearly a year!!! Some people thought it was kind of tacky, but I thought it was wonderful!

Anybody can come bring groceries to my house any time!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by Ron

I agree, women's feet were made shorter than a man's so they could stand closer to the kitchen sink!

Go to bed, Pumpkinhead!!!!!