A link you all should have:
http://mancave.cbslocal.com/
Keep up on your "man-card!!":cool:
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A link you all should have:
http://mancave.cbslocal.com/
Keep up on your "man-card!!":cool:
RK!!
You should post a warning for us old geezers before opening! That one gal with the lollipop gave me a spark!
Just trying to keep the blood flowing, Tom!!!;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom. P.
Thanks for the kind word, lads. I'm very glad you like our efforts. As a lifelong lab owner myself, poking around this site brings back a lot of happy memories.
You guys might like our "Good Dog" category page (sorry, I can't post a link because I'm a new user, but here's the URL: mancave.cbslocal.com/category/featured/good-dog/ ). It's mostly terriers and sheepdogs at the moment, but I made that category to celebrate the dog qualities my labs embodied. Hope you like.
best,
Brendan McGinley
Man Cave Daily
Welcome to the RTF.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManCaveDaily
This particular board is political and irreverant in nature.
But a bunch of pretty good guys & gals.
Tell us about your lab??
How did you find this?
Here is your link:
http://mancave.cbslocal.com/category/featured/good-dog/
Thanks! I noticed the site traffic coming in from here and figured "it must be the Good Dog page," but to my surprise: nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by road kill
We had a black lab, then two yellow ones. Dad's one love is fishing, so they didn't log any retrieval time, but growing up on the shore, you couldn't get within a block of the water without them plunging into the waves. You might as well have tried to stop a train. The last one, Roxy, had really bad joints in old age, but if she even saw a deep puddle, she turned into a puppy again. Great dogs: stoic, sweet, and the best company you can take on a walk in the woods.
--Brendan
Cool site but the coffee enema story was creepy. I see you are looking for writers huh?
I know, right? I wasn't even sure we should run it, but...cripes, the traffic on that article has been nuts. It's running strong well past its shelf life. I guess more people are googling it than you'd think.
Yessir, always on the market for some clever, funny views o' the world.
I hate to admit that I even clicked on the story, and hate even more that I will probably watch them on TV. As for Writing Ken Bora Could fill several books with his stories, or comedy clubs, then feed them all with some good ol'syrup.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManCaveDaily
It reminds me of some people I met in Alanta at the top of the cocaine craze. Quote; "we don't snort, we stick!" referring to loading 000 gelatin caps then inserted to the nether regions. Creepy is as creepy does, Eh? JDQuote:
Originally Posted by Jason Glavich