Still FRIENDS....You got to be F****ng kidding.

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Then again I'm a "Vacuous Asshat"  

Political Correctness:
A doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical liberal minority, and rapidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end. 

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Bleach is for socks, not for docks, jackass!

i have seen some real stupid shit in florida, like sexual assaults at the blue angels show ,so lets keep this simple.....no need to start bull shit when not needed....

Easy on that Mississippi shit son.  Runs deep here too.....

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No Bill? No Thrill!!!

Bleach is for socks, not for docks, jackass!

Bleach is for socks, not for docks, jackass!

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Go Blue Or Go Home!!!!!

No Bill? No Thrill!!!

check out this Mississippi video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_067ahbXfg

"Scars are tatoos with a story"

http://www.forumpictureprocessor.com/gallery.asp?gallery=1841

hey man, leave miskidippee alone, they gots a big igloo that serves some great catfish and awesome fried pickles

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And good question, why the hell would you take the keys out of the ignition while you are on a boat? 

Fish On!!!

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Go Blue Or Go Home!!!!!

No Bill? No Thrill!!!

or not throw the guy a life jacket and/or life perserver

Downtime2 (7/24/2008)

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I got ya'lls "waaaaaa" and hangin' rat cheer.   

Wade, is it that time of the month for you????

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ChrisH2O (7/23/2008)

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Did anyone hear the story of the guy pushed overboard while taking a leak???? The person with him thought it would be funny to push him in while relieving himself. The other person didn't realize he had the boat key in his pocket and lost his shorts when he was pushed in. The current was strong and he tried to swim to the boat but couldn't make it back....   Nineteen hours later, after a couple of shark bumps to his leg, he washed up on shore.

Which leads to the question, How did the guy on the boat get back?

 

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I feel much better already.

I'll forgive "Hanoi Jane" fonda when the Jews forgive Hitler!! This Vet isn't fonda "Benedict Arnold kerry"

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"Yesterday is a canceled check, tomorrow is a promissary note, but today is cash in hand."

http://www.sunherald.com/pageone/story/698748.html

Easy I is one.

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Joel Murphy

Pace, FL.

yea, makes you wonder if he was really peeing and pushed from behind as a joke.

maybe they were really good friends and pushed "to hard" from behind?

Britches save local boater's life

By ROBIN FITZGERALD
rfitzgerald@sunherald.com

Long Beach resident Colin Rayner, 28, used his pants as a flotation device but lost them in the ordeal. A female acquaintance who was with him on the boat was unable to pull him to safety with a dip net, said Harrison County Sheriff's Capt. Ron Pullen.

"That gentleman should be in Beijing for the long-distance swimming competition," Pullen said. "In all my years, he's one of the few I've ever seen survive something like this. He is very lucky."

Authorities said Rayner and the woman were involved in horseplay, trying to push each other off his 18-foot-boat, when Rayner fell into the water around 7 p.m. Monday. Shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday, he came ashore near the Ken Combs Pier at the foot of Courthouse Road.

His brother, Donald Rayner Jr., called his appearance "fantastic news."

Pullen, the sheriff's chief investigator, said Rayner yelled for the woman to use his cell phone to call the Coast Guard. She's from out-of-state, Pullen said, and called Rayner's father instead.

"She kept trying to reach him with a dip net but he or the boat kept drifting away," said Pullen. "The keys to the boat were in his pants and the woman said she wouldn't have known how to drive the boat if she'd had the keys."

The woman neglected to mention the horseplay after her rescue, said Pullen, which prompted a criminal investigation after Rayner told first responders he was pushed overboard. Her name wasn't released.

"Both their stories matched up," Pullen said. "There was no foul play involved."

Ship Island is about 12 miles south of Gulfport. The Coast Guard reported him missing from the north side of the island.

Rayner, the son of a Long Beach physician, told authorities he could see helicopters flying over but couldn't get their attention.

Fire Chief Pat Sullivan said a beach vendor gave Rayner a blanket while waiting on rescue personnel to arrive. He appeared to be in good condition, Sullivan said, and declined a hospital checkup.

Lisa Urban, a family friend, said Rayner was going to his father's house after meeting with investigators.

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