Posted: August 7, 2007 4:29 pm

Jimmy Buffett discussion
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I can put a price on my trip...alphabits wrote:
Exactly RR!!!!RinglingRingling wrote:you'd rather cry with the saints?docandjeanie wrote:alphabits wrote:![]()
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Bits!!!!
where do you get these, love the handbasket one....
I will be in heaven, by the way
docandjeanie wrote:Exactly RR!!!!RinglingRingling wrote:you'd rather cry with the saints?docandjeanie wrote:alphabits wrote:![]()
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Bits!!!!
where do you get these, love the handbasket one....
I will be in heaven, by the wayIt's too hot for little ole me down there....
Devil Dogsalphabits wrote:OK, we need to make up a food list for the tailgate.
So far I got:
Deviled Ham
Deviled Eggs
Deviled Crab
Devil's Food Cake
I'd like to plan more but I'm suddenly overcome with this devil-may-care attitude. I think I'll go take a Beelzebubble bath .........
and don't forget the demon Rhum..aeroparrot wrote:Devil Dogsalphabits wrote:OK, we need to make up a food list for the tailgate.
So far I got:
Deviled Ham
Deviled Eggs
Deviled Crab
Devil's Food Cake
I'd like to plan more but I'm suddenly overcome with this devil-may-care attitude. I think I'll go take a Beelzebubble bath .........
Hellman's mayonaiseRinglingRingling wrote:and don't forget the demon Rhum..aeroparrot wrote:Devil Dogsalphabits wrote:OK, we need to make up a food list for the tailgate.
So far I got:
Deviled Ham
Deviled Eggs
Deviled Crab
Devil's Food Cake
I'd like to plan more but I'm suddenly overcome with this devil-may-care attitude. I think I'll go take a Beelzebubble bath .........
How good is that?RinglingRingling wrote:and don't forget the demon Rhum..aeroparrot wrote:Devil Dogsalphabits wrote:OK, we need to make up a food list for the tailgate.
So far I got:
Deviled Ham
Deviled Eggs
Deviled Crab
Devil's Food Cake
I'd like to plan more but I'm suddenly overcome with this devil-may-care attitude. I think I'll go take a Beelzebubble bath .........
When you're in hell, do you sleep on satan sheets?aeroparrot wrote:How good is that?RinglingRingling wrote:and don't forget the demon Rhum..aeroparrot wrote:Devil Dogsalphabits wrote:OK, we need to make up a food list for the tailgate.
So far I got:
Deviled Ham
Deviled Eggs
Deviled Crab
Devil's Food Cake
I'd like to plan more but I'm suddenly overcome with this devil-may-care attitude. I think I'll go take a Beelzebubble bath .........
Snowparrot wrote:OR MAYBE NOT...... (FROM World Wide Words)
“Can you please tell me anything about the origin of the phrase going to hell in a handbasket?”
[A] This is a weird one. It’s a fairly common American expression, known for much of the twentieth century. But it’s one about which almost no information exists, at least in the two dozen or so reference books I’ve consulted. William and Mary Morris, in their Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins, confess to the same difficulty. A handbasket is just a basket to be carried in the hand (my thanks to the Oxford English Dictionary for that gem of definition). The Dictionary of American Regional English records to go to heaven in a handbasket rather earlier than the alternative, which doesn’t appear in print until the 1940s (Walt Quader tells me that Burton Stevenson included a citation in his Home Book of Proverbs, Maxims and Familiar Phrases from Bayard Kendrick’s The Odor of Violets, published in 1941). But DARE quotes a related expression from 1714: “A committee brought in something about Piscataqua. Govr said he would give his head in a Handbasket as soon as he would pass it”, which suggests that it, or at least phrases like it, have been around in the spoken language for a long time. For example, there’s an even older expression, to go to heaven in a wheelbarrow, recorded as early as 1629, which also meant “to go to hell”. I can only assume that the alliteration of the hs has had a lot to do with the success of the various phrases, and that perhaps handbasket suggests something easily and speedily done.
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No problem, it's "clothing optional".caly wrote:What, no "Helluva Dip" for the chips....its very good.
I was going to go, but I don't have a thing to wear.
and it will be a cold day in hell before a PH can get front row tickets..mjeischen wrote:Just to dispell any further rumors . . .
"Hot, Hot, Hot" will still be the show opener.
Reeferettes will finally be nude to thwart the heat.
All Will-Call tickets can be picked up in Purgatory.
alphabits wrote:No problem, it's "clothing optional".caly wrote:What, no "Helluva Dip" for the chips....its very good.
I was going to go, but I don't have a thing to wear.
Less is more.
Whatever works ...... nekkid is nekkid.flipflopgirl wrote:alphabits wrote:No problem, it's "clothing optional".caly wrote:What, no "Helluva Dip" for the chips....its very good.
I was going to go, but I don't have a thing to wear.
Less is more.![]()
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are you quoting Conalulu?!?
alphabits wrote:Whatever works ...... nekkid is nekkid.flipflopgirl wrote:alphabits wrote:No problem, it's "clothing optional".caly wrote:What, no "Helluva Dip" for the chips....its very good.
I was going to go, but I don't have a thing to wear.
Less is more.![]()
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are you quoting Conalulu?!?
so is Megan...alphabits wrote:No problem, it's "clothing optional".caly wrote:What, no "Helluva Dip" for the chips....its very good.
I was going to go, but I don't have a thing to wear.
Less is more.