CH>RN> But I never shied away from a joke.  (-:
 
CH> Jokes are (n)ever shy.
 
Very good!  You're learning.
 
CH> Boys never have to worry. I told my hubby if you like a certain
CH> shirt chances are you can find the exact same thing twenty years later.
 
Strange how the shirts of my boyhood didn't make a comeback.
 
CH> That in fact is what I've seen some do. They charge 20 bucks too.
 
For what size lawn?
 
CH> Ohh now that you said it someone will try. 
 
That would be Joe.
 
CH> I read it from Catherine Friend's memoir 'hit by a farm'.. great
CH> book!! :)
 
I wonder if she has any?
 
CH> Us gals.. it's hard to get off... and smells.. too. Don't want to be
CH> mistaken as a grease monkey. That's a guy thing 
 
NEVER let anyone with greasy hands put them on you.
 
CH> There's the electric kind but they're VERY hard to push, my sister
CH> found out. (It taught her how to swear.)(Windows 95 did that for me.)
 
Electric doesn't cut it for me.
 
CH> There was a column called The Fashion Police in one of the newspapers
CH> where oh where was it.. ROchester I think.. where we used to live.
 
Another of the "P.C." crowd, no doubt.
 
CH> Some gent asked (are you ready!?)...... this guy asks..and HONEST I
CH> could NOT make this up...  this guy .. he asks.. if his um... watch
CH> needs to match his belt. Or oh maybe it was his socks need to match
CH> his wallet. Something like that. I though ohmydog! What do they call
CH> those guys now. There's a term for it that was in the NYTimes Xword
CH> puzzle. They call them urbansexuals or something. I don't get it but
CH> looked it up and found out it's a misnomer. (Lee might know, I think
CH> I asked him about it here once before.)
 
They could be paranoid homosexuals.
 
CH> Well a stay at home wife 'saves up' by budgeting the household
CH> expenses and 'mall money'...
 
Difficult to do in today's world.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

... Better than a poke in the eye with a stick.
--- D'Bridge 2.70