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I'd have to hire a u-haul to get all my stash on board and then it would probably sink the ship! Don't think I'd get DH on a ship either. So I'd go alone and have only myself to save!
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Originally Posted by the casual quilter
It isn't the best evening to ask!
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A couple of years ago we were at camp and in the middle of the night I fell down the steps LOUDLY. A few mins later her groggily says, "What was that?" I told him it was his wife falling down the steps. His reply will hang over his head for the rest of his life, "good thing it wasn't my coon dog. You have insurance. It would cost me $250 to take the dog to the vet." soooooo..... Let me think about this one for a bit. I'll get back to ya.
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no problem there, my stash , since I have no husband, lol
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Silly, the dog wasn't on the boat, he's on sure waiting for you to bring the stash to safety!!! lolol(god I hope the wife can swim)
Originally Posted by stewyscrewy
I would save the Dog. always your best friend. You can always get a new wife and buy more fabrics but a best friend is so hard to replace.
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First Question: How big is the stash? No husband, no problem!
I am pretty sure I am smart enough not to be on a boat that would get that close to an iceberg. I am also pretty sure I would not get on a ship that would get that close to said iceberg. After the news this a.m., I may have taken my last cruise. Makes me pretty happy that here, the highest buiding is a two-story house. |
Originally Posted by GGinMcKinney
Today is my 38th wedding anniversary. Saving my sweet hubby. Love to shop and buy more stash. There isn't another hubby for me. Gotta keep the one that brung me as the song says.
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Originally Posted by bkb
Why would I ever put my stash on a boat?????????????????
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Originally Posted by kwhite
A couple of years ago we were at camp and in the middle of the night I fell down the steps LOUDLY. A few mins later her groggily says, "What was that?" I told him it was his wife falling down the steps. His reply will hang over his head for the rest of his life, "good thing it wasn't my coon dog. You have insurance. It would cost me $250 to take the dog to the vet." soooooo..... Let me think about this one for a bit. I'll get back to ya.
KW, I never saw a coon dog I would pay $2.50 for. |
Having been a swim instructor and life guard for 45 years, I'd have all the necessary rescue equipment and happily save both. Seriously, the husband. I can always buy more fabric.
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