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Sorry; can't channel a "elderly nutcase (Italian) waitress"..... fact is; for the most part...... once a woman of Italian heritage passes.......40 ....... well maybe 30.....OK... 25; they scare the.......... well just about everything....... out of me....

I think it's the mustache
You are bad! :D

Just to be clear, I never said the elderly nutcase waitress lady was Italian. All I said was that the incident in question happened in an Italian-themed restaurant. :)

A little more to the story: While we laugh out loud at the whole crazy incident now, it's pretty clear that the elderly nutcase waitress lady was canned not long after our visit, possibly even that very same night. Her canning had nothing to do with us directly (as we did not complain), but probably just to her bizarre nutty behavior in general. :p

Even more to the story: While we laugh at the story now, at the time... and after a long, hard day at work, my wife (fiancée at the time) was not at all amused by my shocked reaction to the waitress bizarreness and we almost broke up over the incident. :eek: She was ready to walk away for good and she was dead nutz serious about it. :eek: It was no joke to her at all. :eek:

Fortunately, she came to her senses in time and we have lived happily ever after ever since. :) But it is a fact that the crazy nutcase waitress lady actually brought our relationship extremely close to an abrupt end that evening. :eek: Hence the reason why those four crazy words still echo around in my empty head all these years later. :D
 
I am a tax lawyer. When I first started posting on a certain sports forum legal eagle was taken, so I phonetically created the palindrome word legelegel.

I really like the symmetry and way the word looks written out in gold in Vladimir Script font. Note that each letter has a loop. I really never put any significance into all the loops until now. They certainly don't follow a perfectly circular path which would show my eccentricity with a eclectic group of friends.

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n. Archaic A loophole through which small arms may be fired.
n. In gunnery, a small fron ring in the barrel of a gun.

It's also a Palindrome. A word spelled the same backwards as forwards. Sorry if someone has mentioned this already couldn't be bothered to read all the posts.

ATF refers to my partiality to alcohol, tobacco and firearms. Maybe I should now change it to ATFE now since explosives have been added to the list :) No I don't work for the BATFE :cool:
 
Mine is a contraction of my last name. I can't remember license plate numbers so years ago (around 1985) I got some personalized plates. I wanted to put my last name on them so I could remember them, but my last name has 11 letters and they only allowed 7, so I took the first letter and the last 6 and put them together. I've had the plates ever since and have used it as a username just about everywhere.
 
You are bad! :D

Just to be clear, I never said the elderly nutcase waitress lady was Italian. All I said was that the incident in question happened in an Italian-themed restaurant. :)

A little more to the story: While we laugh out loud at the whole crazy incident now, it's pretty clear that the elderly nutcase waitress lady was canned not long after our visit, possibly even that very same night. Her canning had nothing to do with us directly (as we did not complain), but probably just to her bizarre nutty behavior in general. :p

Even more to the story: While we laugh at the story now, at the time... and after a long, hard day at work, my wife (fiancée at the time) was not at all amused by my shocked reaction to the waitress bizarreness and we almost broke up over the incident. :eek: She was ready to walk away for good and she was dead nutz serious about it. :eek: It was no joke to her at all. :eek:

Fortunately, she came to her senses in time and we have lived happily ever after ever since. :) But it is a fact that the crazy nutcase waitress lady actually brought our relationship extremely close to an abrupt end that evening. :eek: Hence the reason why those four crazy words still echo around in my empty head all these years later. :D

TTSH = "Take the Subway Home!!!!!!".......w/ the "expletive" deleted.....LOL
 
Sounds like you liked "Winchester 73" also, R K.

I absolutely love that movie. Soon as I get done watching season one of Black Sails--ill be starting my hand-picked Westerns marathon.

BTW--on both those great westerns. I had always heard my parents talking about those--as well as Sands of Iwo Jima, Halls of Montezuma and Decision Before Dawn--which im guessing were their all-time most favorites? I had never seen any of those movies until sometime after we finally had cable TV come to town--circa eighty or eighty-one? I saw all those movies when WTBS--or TNT got around to showing them in the coming years.Ive been hooked since. I think it was my mother who loved Stagecoach more than my dad--nd my dad loved Winchester seventy three more than my mother?? I loved Stagecoach fromthe get go--I didnt like Winchester--the first time I saw it--but saw it again about ten years later--absolutely loved it.

I consider both of them a perfect western too. Perfect means--Cowboys, Indians, Soldiers and Outlaws. Both had plenty.

One thing is kinda embarassing to admit to but--im a late-comer in being a fan of Randolph Scott. untill I finally saw him in a western,the only movie I had seen him in was Gung Ho.
 
Many moons ago, there I wuz with a new CB Radio license and in need of a handle. I'd been called a skeptic a time or six, and I remembered an ancient British war movie where a bloke was called Skeptic. So when I needed an all purpose adaptable handle for Blogs and stuff, I picked Skeptic with a S&W oriented extension to make it memorable.
Geoff
Who is also known as Skeptic 9c.
 
My Mother called me "the wonderboy", she always wondered what I was doing or what what I would do next.Now my wife wonders......
 
when I came to this sight, I thought the 1522 forum was a stand alone forum. I was wanting to get advice and let people know my experiences with the 1522.
thought about who I was and I was.............................
Just another 22 shooter.
probably was a couple of months before I realized these other forums were here:o
 
TTSH = "Take "The-T" S____ Head !!!!!!!!!!"..............ROFLMAO

or

TTSH = "Take the Spuckie home!!!!!"

Still think there was a expletive deleted........"for the children"

Take The S*** Home??
As in a to go box?
You've both got the right idea, but there was no "expletive" in what the crazy old waitress lady kept telling us. :D
 
TTSH..... "Take the Stromboli Home!!!!!!...... and makaaa some babies!!!!!"


TTSH ..... here's the deal....... tell us "The rest of the Story" or we will be forced to take TTSH too a whole nother level.....

LOL


SEE YOU TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
TTSH..... "Take the Stromboli Home!!!!!!...... and makaaa some babies!!!!!"

TTSH ..... here's the deal....... tell us "The rest of the Story" or we will be forced to take TTSH too a whole nother level.....

LOL

SEE YOU TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You more or less got it... 75% anyway! :) The nutty old waitress lady was trying her damned to get us to take all of our food home rather than eat it there in the restaurant. :eek: It felt like we were on Candid Camera! :p At first I was shocked but then I started laughing so hard at the absurdity of it all that my fiancée got really mad at me claiming I was going to cause a scene and embarrass us if we didn't go along with the crazy lady's orders. :eek: Well, the more I refused to give up my meal, the madder my fiancée got until she was steaming, over-the-top mad at me. :mad: Best as I can explain it, she thought the old waitress lady was truly flip-out crazy nuts and was going to create an even bigger scene (or worse) if we didn't go along with her plan. ;)

There is even more to the madness, but you get the idea. Pay good money for a nice meal at a restaurant and have the waitress lady trying to force you to take it home instead of eating it there? :p I don't think so! ;) Yes, the restaurant was busy, but not that busy. :) And if we had wanted take-out for home we sure as heck could have gotten it cheaper and better somewhere else. :D

It would have just been a funny, really weird experience out, but the fiancée was very, very tired that night and she was not laughing... not one little bit :rolleyes: She almost left me that night for good and that's a fact. She was super-upset at me and not joking. :eek:

But the next day she too started to see the humor and absurdity in the whole crazy incident. :) She forgave me for my "bad behavior" and we have been happy together ever since. :) End of my story. :D
 
Take The Stuff Home? :confused:

Yer killin' us here!
OK....... We've gotten "The rest of the Story"..........

So what does....... TTSH........ stand for???????????????????

LOL
Oh Man! ;) You guys are just too much! :p So close and yet so far!!! :)

It stands for "Take the salad home"! :D See? I told you that you would be disappointed. :p
 
Oh....... OK..... that's cool......... guess I 'll log off now!

before I go...........

Tossed or Antipasto?
Ha!!! We ordered (and paid for) "unlimited tossed Italian salad" among other things... except that the nutty waitress lady kept loudly insisting over and over again that we "Take the salad home"... meaning no dressing, no tossing and no refills! :D

And my crazy tired fiancée went along with it! :eek: :eek: :eek: And then blames me for laughing out loud and not being cooperative. :D It was quite a bizarre night! :cool: Neither of us will ever forget it! :D
 
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