Another New Years Eve Tip

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I'm just full of advice, among other things.

If you are hosting a party, be prepared:

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  1. Anonymous2:52 PM

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  2. Anonymous2:53 PM

    I've been to many parties where a Border Collie would've been appreciated.

    Happy New Year - pass that on to Skyler too would ya!

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  3. paperback reader12:21 PM

    Well, there's my nightmare. Happy new year, sir.

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  4. Johnny Yen2:04 PM

    Thank god that got solved!

    Happy New Year's to you and your clan!

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  5. Cap'n Ergo "XL+II" Jinglebollocks5:47 PM

    heh. I'm well stocked with about 80 sparklers and some 500 lil' Pop-Its thingies that you throw and they snap-- fireworks on New Years is a big Southr'n thing... or at least it is in Jacksonville and Orlando. Maybe it's just a REDNECK thing, who knows??

    I just fogged up th' whole back porch with a tiny lil' thing I got in a 2 pack for $.99-- first it screamed, then it showered sparks 5' high, then it screamed some more, then it nearly lit th' picnic table on fire. Kids thought it was hee-sterical.

    I'm stickin' to the sparklers from now on.

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