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Where the hell is Caspar Barbie?
Here’s my Barbie joke:
A little girl tells Santa, “I want a Barbie, and a GI Joe.”
Santa says: “But honey, Barbie doesn’t come with GI Joe, she comes with Ken.”
Little girl: “No, Barbie comes with GI Joe. She FAKES IT with Ken.”
Thanks. I’ll be doing two shows a night for a week. Be sure to tip the wait staff.
Mike,
Don’t know, but it sure sounds like you have a hit country Song to me Ha ha.
BTW Mike, I know this is off Topic, but can you tell me were I can get your Book ?, I’d like to read it and see what you perspective of Life is.
Which book? “A User’s Manual for the Human Experience” you can get from amazon, there’s a link on the upper right of this blog. It’s this link:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0970539231/www30dollarfi-20
all my other books are on amazon, some are at Borders book stores too. Here’s a list of them:
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/au/3220
MWD
What exactly do you think is the most effective blog application to make use of for a person with a quite reduced knowledge of technologies?
Jack…
What the fuck are you asking? Is this spam, or are you dissing Wyomingites?
MWD
Sublette County Barbie
This dyed-in-the-wool homesteading quality Barbie comes with the standard Wyoming issue big pickup, a Ranchhand moose-sized grill guard and the token double snowmachine trailer for those weekend getaways with the kids. She has a masters degree in mulie and elk hunting with a minor in game-processing. She is hardworking and hardloving, and has the luxury of being a work-on-the-homestead mom with Ken’s generous gasfield salary. Available with alternative snow suit for those “calmer-no-horsepower” weekends of skiing or snowshoeing. Optional horse-trailer and big belt buckle sold separately. When he isn’t working 75-80 hour weeks in the field bringing home a six-figure income, husband Ken is into fishing, hunting and drinking with the boys. Available at discerning Cowboy shops across the west.