Boat Statistics : Female

[KevinP]

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Determined to establish a positive tone for the forthcoming discussion I see

You seniors were getting too serious and positive sounding for a Tuesday night.

I'm also trying to get Laura used to the term "broad". My basic philosophy is like trench warfare. Dig in my HEELS and repeat ad naseum til the other side submits and just accepts my agenda

[ShoreSlayer]

Dig in my heads...

Freudian or intentional?

You be the judge

[viathyn]

Dig in my heads...

Freudian or intentional?

You be the judge

I'm gonna go ahead and say freudian on that one..

[Captain Metal]

He promises it'll only be the tip

[Laura]

Regarding the past several posts..... and......

[ShoreSlayer]

The pics alone crack me up Laura. I'm sure once you guide me to the reference you're making I'll wind up on the floor

[Laura]

The pics alone crack me up Laura. I'm sure once you guide me to the reference you're making I'll wind up on the floor

Say whaaaaat? You don't recognize Sargeant Schultz from 60's era TV sitcom Hogan's Heroes? (even from reruns?) He was the best part of the show!

From Wikipedia....
Sergeant Schultz
Oberfeldwebel (Master Sergeant) Hans Georg Schultz, serial number 23781 (John Banner) is Klink's bumbling, highly unmilitary 325-pound Sergeant Of The Guard. Schultz is a basically good-hearted man who, when confronted by evidence of the prisoners' covert activities, will simply look the other way, repeating "I hear nothing, I see nothing, I know nothing!" (or, more commonly as the series went on, simply "I know nothing–NOTHING!") to avoid being blamed for allowing things to have gotten as far as they already had—which might see him given a one-way trip to the Eastern Front. This eventually became a catch phrase of the series.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hogan's_Heroes

Anyway, thought it was appropriate since this thread had "gone south" in more ways than one

[ShoreSlayer]

Say whaaaaat? You don't recognize Sargeant Schultz from 60's era TV sitcom Hogan's Heroes? (even from reruns?) He was the best part of the show!

No, no, no... I totally recognize him, I just thought you were using his image to make some kind of statement on the previous line of discussion. Your posts yesterday led me to believe you were gonna inject some kind of cerebral discourse into the midst of, well, the stuff Kevin says

[Laura]

^^^ ha ha! Yeah, well, I did have grand thoughts about a cerebral discussion on issues relating to gender and metal music/metal fans/metal bands (inspired by Marlo's brilliant but now deleted post), but something tells me it might be best to let that topic "die on the vine" as they say...

[debborah1]

He promises it'll only be the tip

.........oh my

[ShoreSlayer]

^^^ ha ha! Yeah, well, I did have grand thoughts about a cerebral discussion on issues relating to gender and metal music/metal fans/metal bands (inspired by Marlo's brilliant but now deleted post), but something tells me it might be best to let that topic "die on the vine" as they say...

Fair enough

[sabaton]

I met my first fellow cruisemate in person this weekend.
He was in Kerkrade at a Powerwolf concert.

I forgot your name but : SEE YOU ON THE METALBOOT !!!