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Talk to the Goat |
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i love tiger stories!!!!!!! |
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sheesh I had 2 holes drilled in my knee to trim out some rouge cartilage and i was laid up for weeks- flying? You are hardcore |
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Funny story. Except for the surgery part. |
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This is the most interesting story I have read about my now home state. |
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Glad to hear the knees ok. |
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Great story! Are you and Tony gonna keep in touch? |
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did you ask him why they don't throw some tasty marshmallows in frosted flakes? |
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Always good to mix pills and booze... =) Honestly, this is one of my favorite things I've read here. I enjoyed it immensely! |
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Oh I'd have shown him the newspaper! Too funny Jay! |
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shades of Life of Pi...the stoner version |
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I echo Eric's words - fantastic stoner post |
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drugs are the shit. |
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Hey Jay, |
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jay, |
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The thing I love the most is crossing the border and talking to people. The further south you head, then nicer they are to you when they discover that your a Canuck. |
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Wow! I had to go back to reread the conversation part. I didn't realize what the fuss was about until you read the newspaper. For some reason, I'm kinda slow tonight (on some Demerol ~ groovy stuff!) |
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Great post! |
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I have a friend who heads that way every year for a vacation. It sounds like him. I should ask him if anyone complimented him on his stripes. |
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It's because you're a tiger at heart, you know -- that's why you got along so well. |
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Hehe funny story. |
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What a cool story! I never have any cool stories like that! Hope your knee is better! |
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"Small town Arizona struck me as one big commercial for ranch salad dressing" |
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Haha... does Jason still not believe you? What a story. Sorry about the knee, it sounded really painful. |
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Glad to hear that you got your knee fixed but too bad it messed with your vacation, it does sound like it turned out okay and all though...so tigers like magenta hair? I will have to remember that |
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What a great story Jay, and beautifully told |
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Wow. I get legally stoned and blab all over the internet about stupid shit that doesn't even make any sense, and you get to see tigers? I'm so jealous! |
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Jason knows better than to doubt me - and he knows I don't just tell stoned stories. |
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LMAO Omg, I want a tiger .. I'd name it Rajah ... or just a cat. *shifty eyes* |
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beautiful story jamie, I love it... |
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Now I want to go to Phoenix and have conversations with the tiger, sugar. Damn you and your adventuresome spirit, Jay! |
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Oh my!!! |
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Yvonne, it's funny, I guess Disney has really worked a number with me, because while I am not particularly afraid of tigers, I could never leave with a cat! |
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wow. what a great story. |
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And you shall henceforth be known as 'Calvin'. |
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Phoenix, eh? You should have just driven over to Texas and taken a shot at the Great Texan Steak Ranch. They have a 72 oz. steak that, if you can finish under an hour, it's free. |
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updates? |
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This reminds me of that Simpsons episode when Homer talks to the tiger or cheetah thing in the desert. Did you watch this before you left for Arizona? |
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Jay-lady, that was *really* good!! I think you need to enter that in a short-story contest. I mean it was really THAT good.... |
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& you *know* I would love a good tiger story. |
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you've done it again. Seamless. |
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i love tigers |
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What accent did he have? I wanna know... was he local? |
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That was a great story! I would have kept the paper for memories .. put it in a collage or something .. geesh .. I'm a collage freak .. |
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MS: Jason eats steaks like that for breakfast. he wouldn't bat an eye. |
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