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Option One or Option Two?

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  1. sniper1946

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    david was out,so clint invited me over,whew!! hopefully diplomatic!

    cyanide or garotte!
     
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    Very smooth ray... cheers!

    cyanide... lets get it over with.

    cuff links or bow ties?? choose wisely ;)
     
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  3. sniper1946

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    sticky one mark.in a nice sort of way..thankyou...

    bow tie.....

    erichs u-boats or skippers mannequins! oh god! what have I done!:eek:;)
     
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    Ohhhhhhhh lol!

    Ray, i shall say a prayer for you and for anyone who dares answer that question!! lol


    I thought Von Stauffenburg was a courageos man... But then there was Ray............ Ray, the sniper!

    Unfortunately for you Ray this night might end the same way as Stauffenburg's did!!


    :lol: LOL


    Suzie
     
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  5. sniper1946

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    forgive me lord,for I have sinned!:eek:;) is this to be my feat!!!


    erichs u-boats or skippers mannequins!
     
    sniper1946, Jan 13, 2010
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    So, who's turn is it and what are the choices?
     
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    Well Bobby,

    right now where it stands is Ray's question..




    erichs u-boats or skippers mannequins?
     
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    Ok, Erich's u-boats (whatever that means). Skippers mannequins sounds a little....

    a quick-kick or a poonch punt
     
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    lol... your a brave soul Bobby... you better put your coat on... skip just opened the cooler! :D

    i say a quick kick.

    ok ...

    barbequed burger or sausage/hotdog?
     
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    Barbecued sausage (hot Italian!)

    Porcupine or wolverine?
     
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  11. sunny971

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    wolverine

    a pet ...

    dog or cat ?
     
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    CATS (I have two)

    Bart or Milhouse (the names of my cats, really!)
     
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    Bart


    conan o'brian or jay leno???
     
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    I'll go with Jay

    Bender or Fry (from Futurama)
     
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    Bender

    Homer Simpson or Peter Griffen (family guy)
     
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    D'oh!

    tamales or flautas
     
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    Flautas

    I don't think I ever had tamales.. what is it ?

    great. now i feel like mexican.. at 2 in the morning!!



    german or Polish food ?
     
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    german..

    albert r.n. or the wooden horse...
     
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    I posted here at the same time as Ray, so I deleted my answer to sunny971's and answered sniper1946's choice.
     
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    the wooden horse I guess

    From wiki: A tamale or more correctly, tamal (Spanish tamal, from Classical Nahuatl tamalli)[1] is a Latin American dish consisting of a starchy dough, often corn-based, which is steamed or boiled in a leaf wrapper. The wrapping is discarded before eating. Tamales can be further filled with meats, cheese, vegetables, chilies or any preparation according to taste, and both the filling and the cooking liquid may be seasoned.

    Any decent Mexican eating place will have them (but not Taco Bell).


    spaghetti or pastalaya
     
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