I've been away for a couple of days with the seminary interns at our church. Here we are at the cabin. Feel free to print off this picture and use it as a dart board.
I knew people would be using this as a dart board. That's why I hid behind George. Look at all that incriminating evidence. I see a beer bottle and a broken porch swing. If people see this they might suspect that we were having fun.
You know, I only just heard that those sleeveless shirts are called "wife-beaters." I had to learn it from one of my daughters (through my wife). I wore that shirt because it was close to 90 degrees and we had been out in the direct sun all afternoon. In fact, I'm thinking about getting a sleeveless robe for Sunday morning. How about that?
Technically, a "wife-beater" is a tank top, not just any sleeveless shirt. It has to have the thin portion of cloth on the shoulders to really be a "wife-beater."
Just being helpful and defending a brother from slander.
I've been away for a couple of days with the seminary interns at our church. Here we are at the cabin. Feel free to print off this picture and use it as a dart board.
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I knew people would be using this as a dart board. That's why I hid behind George. Look at all that incriminating evidence. I see a beer bottle and a broken porch swing. If people see this they might suspect that we were having fun.
Who's that old guy in front?
You know, I only just heard that those sleeveless shirts are called "wife-beaters." I had to learn it from one of my daughters (through my wife). I wore that shirt because it was close to 90 degrees and we had been out in the direct sun all afternoon. In fact, I'm thinking about getting a sleeveless robe for Sunday morning. How about that?
wow, look at you all nice and smug in the front with your minions behind you =P
Sleeveless robe? Lead us not into temptation...
Technically, a "wife-beater" is a tank top, not just any sleeveless shirt. It has to have the thin portion of cloth on the shoulders to really be a "wife-beater."
Just being helpful and defending a brother from slander.
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