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I fall into the Rick and Vicki boat (with an added space.) Snore.

Here's why

I practice labor/employment law -- so it is really Labor Lawyer -- however, it often gets confused with Liberal Lawyer -- which is ok too!

Eric

sailorgirl wrote:Here's why

Where is that? The Shrewsbury river perhaps?

I've had Irish Wolfhounds for a long time. Currently, we have two plus a retired Greyhound. I feel a little guilty for not including him but Wolfhound/Greyhound would have been a bit too much.

Wolfhound wrote:I've had Irish Wolfhounds for a long time. Currently, we have two plus a retired Greyhound. I feel a little guilty for not including him but Wolfhound/Greyhound would have been a bit too much.

No need to feel guilty... You used the first part of Wolfhound and the second part of Greyhound.

mbw1024 wrote:

sailorgirl wrote:Here's why

Where is that? The Shrewsbury river perhaps?

Nope, Steppingstones Park,adjacent to the Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, western Long Island Sound. We are carpet baggers, for a relatively modest extra fee non residents can moor their boats at the public marina. Those folks in the mega mansions you can see in the background get the benefit of keeping boats up to 40 feet for $300 a season!!!! That's what I call a deal, but yet again the taxes are probably 30K a year.

Come to think of it the Marina opens in 60 days!!!!! better get working on that bottom paint!

thought you were in Jersey.

mbw1024 wrote:thought you were in Jersey.

Queens

Back in college, a bunch of us slackers formed a group called the Library Club - which had nothing to do with the library. At the time, the 'club speak' was with a Mexican accent (as two of us had vacationed in Mexico), so the Leader became Prezidenté, then Vice-Prezidenté, El Secretary, and 'cause I had an old .22 rifle, I became Generalé or, shortened and modified, "Jenralé".

jenrale wrote:Back in college, a bunch of us slackers formed a group called the Library Club - which had nothing to do with the library. At the time, the 'club speak' was with a Mexican accent (as two of us had vacationed in Mexico), so the Leader became Prezidenté, then Vice-Prezidenté, El Secretary, and 'cause I had an old .22 rifle, I became Generalé or, shortened and modified, "Jenralé".

Love it...I think I like Jefe better though Maybe we need one of those on the forum.

No, Chuck isn't my real name! I volunteer on the Chuckwagon Committee for The Calgary Stampede (The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth). I've been involved with chuckwagon racing for the past 20 years as a fan, sponsor and volunteer.

This is Luke Tournier, winner of the 2007 GMC Rangeland Derby.

Combo of nick names, Hers is RED and mine is EARS, and its not me ears that are big?

just a random name...

My kind of girl! A sailorgirl! Nice ride.

sailorgirl wrote:Here's why