Somebody beat me to "a good start" but I second "a Hang". I really Like "a Shug", but I envision myself having to explain the origin every time I use it. On the other hand, how many times will I use it outside of this forum?
Somebody beat me to "a good start" but I second "a Hang". I really Like "a Shug", but I envision myself having to explain the origin every time I use it. On the other hand, how many times will I use it outside of this forum?
I would rather be in the woods... my dog would rather be in the pool. My wife thinks we are both nuts.
I like the shug of hammocks
It's a passle.
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"Good start" is what you call a 747 full of attorneys on the bottom of Lake Michigan. Maybe "almost enough" describes a number of hammocks (?)Originally Posted by BigE94
I'm wondering if it's like geese where it depends on whether they're in the air, one the water, or on the ground. For hammocks I guess it would be in the trees or in the gear closet/shed. For the latter, I think there might be a better option than "hang."
That sounds more like his title.....sir shug of hammockshire
ere shug, is that where your english accent is from?, hammockshire
that's sacrilege man, it IRISH, IRISH!!That sounds more like his title.....sir shug of hammockshire
ere shug, is that where your english accent is from?, hammockshire
all of my hammocks are beautiful in my eyes so i would say a bevy.
creek
oh he does english as wellthat's sacrilege man, it IRISH, IRISH!!
A "hangup"...?
>> Onward thru the fog...>>
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Oh wow, it's either got to be an armada of hammocks or it's a shug
. Much as I appreciate Shug's enthusiasm, I have to vote for armada. Plus, that's close to Armadillo. 😄
"...the height of hammock snobbery!"
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