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Zeke12 said:
Surprised at the lack of love shown for HR, aka Harold Reynolds.

True story: He yelled at me once for something I wrote about him, and he immediately apologized. I couldn't believe it. And a friend of mine was his neighbor.
 
ArnoldBabar said:
Zeke12 said:
Surprised at the lack of love shown for HR, aka Harold Reynolds.

True story: He yelled at me once for something I wrote about him, and he immediately apologized. I couldn't believe it. And a friend of mine was his neighbor.

That's not as good as Jones' Fregosi's pants story.

But it's damn close.
 
Zeke12 said:
ArnoldBabar said:
Zeke12 said:
Surprised at the lack of love shown for HR, aka Harold Reynolds.

True story: He yelled at me once for something I wrote about him, and he immediately apologized. I couldn't believe it. And a friend of mine was his neighbor.

That's not as good as Jones' Fregosi's pants story.

But it's damn close.
Nice
 
friend of the friendless said:
Sirs, Madames,

1. Hawk Harrelson
2. **** Allen (his later self)

YD&OHS, etc

Hawk?

Please, oh please, tell me you were being ironical.
 
ArnoldBabar said:
Zeke12 said:
Surprised at the lack of love shown for HR, aka Harold Reynolds.

True story: He yelled at me once for something I wrote about him, and he immediately apologized. I couldn't believe it. And a friend of mine was his neighbor.

one of the best friends i've ever had was a neighbor i had in college.
 
Tom Petty said:
ArnoldBabar said:
Zeke12 said:
Surprised at the lack of love shown for HR, aka Harold Reynolds.

True story: He yelled at me once for something I wrote about him, and he immediately apologized. I couldn't believe it. And a friend of mine was his neighbor.

one of my best friends i've ever had was a neighbor i had in college.

Let me guess, it was a hot chick? You were probably sneaking over to her place through the back door all the time, you scoundrel.
 
ArnoldBabar said:
Zeke12 said:
Surprised at the lack of love shown for HR, aka Harold Reynolds.

True story: He yelled at me once for something I wrote about him, and he immediately apologized. I couldn't believe it. And a friend of mine was his neighbor.

Did he hug you?
 
ArnoldBabar said:
Tom Petty said:
ArnoldBabar said:
Zeke12 said:
Surprised at the lack of love shown for HR, aka Harold Reynolds.

True story: He yelled at me once for something I wrote about him, and he immediately apologized. I couldn't believe it. And a friend of mine was his neighbor.

one of my best friends i've ever had was a neighbor i had in college.

Let me guess, it was a hot chick? You were probably sneaking over to her place through the back door all the time, you scoundrel.

she totally left the screen door unlocked, although it did need a little WD40 from time to time. i did find out if i just pushed hard at first, the spring would relax enough to let me gain entry. everything after that was money.
 
Tom Petty said:
i did find out if i just pushed hard at first, the spring would relax enough to let me gain entry. everything after that was money.

That right there is the sign of a good door.
 
ArnoldBabar said:
Tom Petty said:
i did find out if i just pushed hard at first, the spring would relax enough to let me gain entry. everything after that was money.

That right there is the sign of a good door.

it's all about the spring.

if you use a spring a whole bunch, it will get warm and soft to the touch ... it won't make much noise. you start throwing open a cold door, you know, like slamming it over and over, the spring/door attempts to close on its own and not allow entry ... and holy ****, it makes such a noise that will make a dog howl.

i've found, if applied correctly, lubricant will always allow you to bang the door open and closed as many times as you'd like regardless if it's warm, cold or maybe just somewhere in between.

screen doors are tricky, my friend, but if you lube them up, and position them just right, they'll open like the wink of an eye.
 
Now come replace my screen in my screen door. Looks like birds clawed at it, which I find amazing...
 
slappy4428 said:
Now come replace my screen in my screen door. Looks like birds clawed at it, which I find amazing...

ohhh, i'll replace your god damned screen, slappy.
 
Tom Petty said:
slappy4428 said:
Now come replace my screen in my screen door. Looks like birds clawed at it, which I find amazing...

ohhh, i'll replace your god damned screen, slappy.

Dude, have you ever turned down a roll in the hay?
 

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