"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message
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That is another name for a "Chamber pot". They were kept under the
bed in places without indoor plumbing so people could relieve themselves
at night without going outdoors into the dark where it might be below
freezing, or wild animals might be roaming. They were used in castles,
as well.

Sounds like deer camp in Wisc.

MnMikew wrote:

Sounds like deer camp in Wisc.


I'll have to take your word on that.

--
Former professional electron wrangler.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

I love wimmins Pooseys,they smell like fresh Tuna Fish.
cuhulin

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Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 13:25:27 -0500
Subject: I love fish

I love wimmins Pooseys,they smell like fresh Tuna Fish.
cuhulin

A blind man, walking by a fish market, took a sniff, tipped his hat, and
said "Good morning ladies".

Greg

Of course,I was talking about clean Pooseys that smell like (fresh) Tuna
Fish.Them nasty Pooseys,, Yech!!!!!
cuhulin

Deer camp? There is a deer camp in Simpson County,Mississippi and there
is a picture of two dogs on the wall in that deer camp.The two dogs are
hung up (a male dog and a female dog) and one of the dogs is facing
South (South is always best) and the other dog is facing North.Last time
I was there a few years ago,there was a chunk of hard as a brickbat
cornbread (I am not lieing) sitting on the table.I bet that chunk of
cornbread is still there too.You could probally drive nails with that
chunk of cornbread.
cuhulin

wrote:
Deer camp? There is a deer camp in Simpson County,Mississippi and
there
is a picture of two dogs on the wall in that deer camp.The two dogs
are
hung up (a male dog and a female dog) and one of the dogs is facing
South (South is always best) and the other dog is facing North.Last
time
I was there a few years ago,there was a chunk of hard as a brickbat
cornbread (I am not lieing) sitting on the table.I bet that chunk of
cornbread is still there too.You could probally drive nails with that
chunk of cornbread.
cuhulin

Dum, da dum dum..........DUMB!

You are in charge of an Army of Morons and you have to be the Four Star
General!

Les

Nawww,I was only a Specialist Fourth Class,highest rank I got when I was
in the U.S.Army.(I Joined the U.S.Army for three years,you have a
problem with that? you MORON!) I specialized in Ammunition Supply in
Vietnam and Chemicals (22nd Chemical Company) at Fort Hood,Texas.Smoke
Grenades,Smoke Pots and **** like that.****itt Puckett,I am going over
to the Goodwill thrift store now and find me a brand new Sony 7600 GR
Radio.
cuhulin

wrote in message
...
Nawww,I was only a Specialist Fourth Class,highest rank I got when I was
in the U.S.Army.(I Joined the U.S.Army for three years,you have a
problem with that? you MORON!) I specialized in Ammunition Supply in
Vietnam and Chemicals

BINGO!

Les wrote:

wrote:
Deer camp? There is a deer camp in Simpson County,Mississippi and
there
is a picture of two dogs on the wall in that deer camp.The two dogs
are
hung up (a male dog and a female dog) and one of the dogs is facing
South (South is always best) and the other dog is facing North.Last
time
I was there a few years ago,there was a chunk of hard as a brickbat
cornbread (I am not lieing) sitting on the table.I bet that chunk of
cornbread is still there too.You could probally drive nails with that
chunk of cornbread.
cuhulin

Dum, da dum dum..........DUMB!

You are in charge of an Army of Morons and you have to be the Four Star
General!

Les

He's "General Failure", the one who is always trying to read bad hard
drives.
--
Former professional electron wrangler.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida