How long for Ian's corner with no Ian?

This was a fun spot - any explanation for what happened?

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Originally Posted by ballvalve

This was a fun spot - any explanation for what happened?

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It's baaaaaack.

It wasn't long. But, if he disappears again, I got first dibbs, " Cookies Korner."

There will be rules for Ian. :)

What rules?

The only rule in Ian's corner is that Cookie is banned.

But she doesn't obey the rule.

If you ban the Cookie, you must ban Bob, too. :)

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Originally Posted by Cookie

If you ban the Cookie, you must ban Bob, too. :)

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Why can't I be banned too? I feel like a journalist who was slighted because he was left off Nixon's enemies list. And what about Ballvalve?-he and his sausage have got to go.

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Originally Posted by Cookie

If you ban the Cookie, you must ban Bob, too. :)

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Me, me, pick me!! says Donkey, as he jumps up and down.

Ban us all! LOL. :)
I promised my husband on our wedding day that I lied... when it came to that part... where I was supposed to obey. He knew it, and I knew it, the priest knew it, my dad knew it.

God knew it.

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Originally Posted by LOTW

Why can't I be banned too? I feel like a journalist who was slighted because he was left off Nixon's enemies list. And what about Ballvalve?-he and his sausage have got to go.

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Can you imagine Ian asking to see ballvalve's sausage?

Laughing all the way to work... :)

Cookie is banned. And Bob.

Now where are the Moderator settings for Ian's corner?

And if two men can't exchange views on the merits of a bit of old sausage in the basement, then I don't know what America has come to.

That's taken care of it.

Harmony has been restored to the corner.

You banned the nice little donkey? LOL.... LOTW wants banned too!

anyone else? :)

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Originally Posted by Ian Gills

Cookie is banned. And Bob.

Now where are the Moderator settings for Ian's corner?

And if two men can't exchange views on the merits of a bit of old sausage in the basement, then I don't know what America has come to.

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Thanks, but thats the kitchen where it started. I cant get the cellar photos reduced enough to load. And the georgeous hog that provided it is stuck too. Why pay 25$ a pound for that tasteless "Copocola" in the store when you have those winter nights to tinker with bladders and cow bungs? Its also a tribute to my Slovak grandfather, the butcher, whose string provided all the ties. Imagine when they made REAL cotton string that lasted 75 years.

Yuck!
Okay, I remember going to a dance with a friend from Czech Republic, and tried some of that food. I think I know what Ballvalve is talking about, a little.
They also played a lot of music from the Beatles.