I spent a whole day in Rockford, MN last year as the esteemed guest of King David and the Royal Family.
A nice, quaint little town surrounded by farmland. It struck me as the kind of place where most folks might already know your business without you having to explain.
There ain't much there, but what you need isn't that far away. I can see myself living there and being quite content with it's content.
Apparently, though, it's just a little too small for some.
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I can't believe, after all this time and stuff, that people are actually going to craigslist for sex.
I gotta tell ya, there's an AWFUL lotta keyboards out there I'm pretty suspect about the hygienic conditions of...
What happens in Rockford, stays in Rockford. The problem was, this guy went to that strait-laced burg, Chicago, and of course you're going to stand out. They don't put up with such nonsense there.
I'm sorry, I can't comment on this except to say that I find it horrifying that women have so much to fear from men, and that I have to be a man. It would be nice, perhaps, to be able to laugh this off because it's such an over-the-top extravagance of iniquity, but I'm afraid it hits too close to home as I discover, growing up, that I am a man.
That's what she said!
good bye, she-bot.
I guess I should have notified authorities when I saw his ad posted on the bulletin board up at Tractor Supply.
I guess I should have notified authorities when I saw his ad posted on the bulletin board up at Tractor Supply.
But then the new Massey-Ferguson line caught your eye and you forgot about everything else.
Tully said it is "horrifying" that he has "to be a man."
Good luck, tully, dealing with your issues.
hey tully, you'd never catch Daniel Boone or Davy Crockett sayin something like that. ;^)
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