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I would have strongly considered it if I hadn't used 1970 early on (or if I intended to use free rolls).
I haven't really done a good job of taking what might be sniped v. what I like the best. I knew the Steep Canyon Rangers weren't going to be taken, but I just like it more.Sniped.
Well then I'm not sure how you've missed them. Check the bingo parlors and shuffleboard tourneys.
Not even after the vaccineWell then I'm not sure how you've missed them. Check the bingo parlors and shuffleboard tourneys.
lolWell then I'm not sure how you've missed them. Check the bingo parlors and shuffleboard tourneys.
Back atcha, mang.Sorry I couldn't take part in this one, y'all. Been a busy month and I was a bit drafted out after the mammoth album draft, but I'll try to power skim through the topic.
Good time to post, by the way, because the last shuffle on the DID Album Playlist was nice as hell, though I failed to keep a proper list.
Cheers, fellow scoundrels.
same ...including Enid
Yeah, I was thinking Enid might be more of a Southern name, too, but I'm not sure.
My stepmother's first name is Esther, but she goes by her middle name, Colleen.
I don't know about that. I have a Bertha/Berutita (RIP) grandmother on my mother's side.
I like it. Some of the names in my tree are Pearl, Mildred, Clyde, Adelay, Leander, Ernest, Lily, Ida, Itasca, Hazel, Lou Ann, Bobby Lee, Zelda, Edison, Francis, Franklin, Harvey, Carl, Hoyle, Irene, Mayo, Grace, Minnie, Martha, etc. My grandfather on my mom's side had lots of siblings, and most of them went by their nicknames. Some of those names were Bunt, Pud, Big Man, Boy, Buster, Tank, Monk, Nute, and Jack (real name was Finbar).
OK, Marthene is a name I've never heard!
Hazel is one of those used-to-be-old-fashioned names that has had a huge renaissance. Maybe Enid will, too. "Mayo" is one I've never heard.
Vada ...so cool had no idea it was a woman's name as well
Oh, don't make me break out the full list. I didn't even get to my Uncle Spud. This isn't a competition.
Not the full list! With stories! Definitely not what we're looking for here.
Mildred was my maternal grandmother's sister. They also had a brother named Charles, and another sister who died as an infant named Gladys. I wish I had written down all the southern sayings Mildred (I called her Mildew when I was younger) would say. She was hilarious.
