I am sure I have been smacked a few times myself, but it has never had anything to do with a hammock. Thanks for the laugh this morning!
I am sure I have been smacked a few times myself, but it has never had anything to do with a hammock. Thanks for the laugh this morning!
That was quick thinking for a laugh but you didn't think about ducking.
I would feel more optimistic about a bright future for man if he spent less time proving that he can outwit Nature and more time tasting her sweetness and respecting her seniority. - E. B. White (1899 - 1985)
My smacks are usually followed by the comment " ... my 43 years old husband with a 18 year old mind." or " ... I was so innocent until I met you, now I am getting all of the inuendos that I used to miss (turn on sarcasm) Thanks A Lot! (turn off sarcasm)."
Thank goodness my smacks are signs of affection.
STinGa
Sarcasm is a dying art.
Eagle Scout September '85 Troop 339 Smyrna, TN
Low and Slow Is How I Roll
so how is she adapting to only having one hand ??? and what did you use to cut it off with my wife know ill use my handy woodmans pal
i have nothing against hondas now lol its been my forum name for soooo long from the car club days hard to change it now
Hahahahahahahahaha i laughed so hard.
My wife could have cared less if there would have been an octopus stuck on the bottom of my hammock.
I wish she were, but she isnt interested at all period.
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