Back of the bus...

[jhuggett]

I've been expanding my horizons to other pipe forums and sites a bit just to take a look around. While there are many nice places out there they all seem a little too uptight to me and it got me to thinking this place is like the kids that used to ride in the back of the bus. Little more rowdy, a little cooler but usually the "bad" kids. Always felt more comfortable riding in the back of the bus anyway. :lol:

 

[Justpipes]

I couldn't agree more Jason! I guess I am in the very last seat............... :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Slow Puffs]

Mark, I was thinking of you as well

 

[Justpipes]

Mark, I was thinking of you as well

:lol!: :lol!: :lol!:

 

[Real Leroy Mercer]

Don't make me have ta whup some...........well, you know what I mean!

 

[Slow Puffs]

my thoughts exactly

 

[Slow Puffs]

Jason you started this...

 

[Hermit]

I couldn't agree more Jason! I guess I am in the very last seat............... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Holy Crap...Who's driving this thing? :face:

 

[jhuggett]

That I did... and that no one is having a fit about it makes my point all the more. :lol:

 

[Puff Daddy]

Always felt more comfortable riding in the back of the bus anyway. :lol:

Me too :afro:

 

[Dock]

We have a nice mix here of folks and topics. It rarely gets old though it's always comfortably familiar. I've been everywhere you can talk pipes and there just ain't anywhere better than right here.

 

[mark]

Yup, that's where the "BAD" kids smoked,,,

 

[Centurian 803]

Bus? When I was a boy we didn't have buses. We had to walk to school. Five miles, barefoot through the snow. Uphill both ways!

 

[Doc Manhattan]

The best part abou the back of the school bus is if it gets to be too much for you back here, the emergency door is right there. Show yourself out... tuck and rolll... we don't even have to stop the ride.

 

[Ol'Dawg]

Bus? When I was a boy we didn't have buses. We had to walk to school. Five miles, barefoot through the snow. Uphill both ways!

Fortunately my dad and I had collected enough Blue Horse stamps to get me a bike. Still tough pedaling up hill both ways.

Jim

 

[Slow Puffs]

Bus? When I was a boy we didn't have buses. We had to walk to school. Five miles, barefoot through the snow. Uphill both ways!

Fortunately my dad and I had collected enough Blue Horse stamps to get me a bike. Still tough pedaling up hill both ways.

Jim

btw, Jim, there is this insect in my computer monitor every time you post.

 

[Al in Canada]

Bus? When I was a boy we didn't have buses. We had to walk to school. Five miles, barefoot through the snow. Uphill both ways!

Like you get snow in Tennessee, that was nothing more than a little frost.

You were lucky you were, you could walk your five miles. We had to scale a sheer cliff face, then fight through a passel of bears, while watching out for rattlesnakes. Then when we got to the top we had to body surf through the white water of the freezing cold river, all the while keeping our homework and books dry, and that was the easy part. It was twice as hard coming home, imitating a spawning salmon swimming up the river! gosh it ws great to get back to the tree we lived in.

You were lucky, you were.

 

[Trout Bum]

All we need now is for Kilted to stand up and yell, "FOOD FIGHT!"

 

[Anonymous]

I've briefly browsed through some of those other pipe sites,,, never went back. I always gravitated toward the Black Sheep in every crowd, never fit into the "in" crowd.
I like you guys
Even Leroy.
But if he comes around here he'll get this:

 

[Benton]

I also tried out another forum and found that it was also like riding in the back of the bus . . . a short bus.