I want to ruin the following groups

LOL....how about with NO teeth?
Kyla
"Stormmee"
can't pull out a cork with just one tooth, Lee
tanadashoes
"Granby"
Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice sturdy
Wine
bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up an
handle, kind of shaped like an old pump handle, lower the entire thing
over the wine bottle, grasp the piece of metal on one side and the
padded
part on the other. Then, you lower the handle so it lines up with the
side of the bottle. Then, you raise the handle and the cork comes out,
you again lower the handle and the cork comes off in your hand.

So her DH shows her how to work it, and when we spent a week end in St.
Louis I showed her. She decided to open some when her DH wasn't home
and
somehow this well constructed hefty built thing fell apart in her
hands.
She was laughing so hard when she told me. She needs to tell her side
of
this. I spose in Missouri where she comes from, They somehow grab the
cork with their teeth and pull it out!
"

I thought that was Kentucky where they did that.

Pam S. now confused

You're right and my late dad did the same thing
Kyla

"Stormmee"
yes and my dad said they were always best for toast and jelly because of
the way they curve when they toast, Lee
Yowie
Stormmee wrote:
I am 49 in July but my mom was raised very poor and always kept the
stuff for this at the back of the cabinet, the thing that always made
her mad was when my dad would get the heals out and make toast and
jelly with them, Lee

What are 'heels of bread'? Do you mean the crusts at either end?

Yowie

"Daniel Mahoney"
RPCC what does that mean kyla?

rec.pets.cats.community

That's where the Cats talk to each other in a 'foreign' language.
Cat Speak. Go to rec.pet.cats.community and take a peek.
My kitty Mosey posts there G
Kyla
--Judge Judy gave the guy Hell and he had to pay the vet bill.
WOO HOO

"john sumner"
"Stormmee"
I must admit it was very curious to get an email from someone who was
obviously a lurker wondering and curiosity are two wonderful
qualities, Lee

It is pretty nice.

Yeah, it is G
HUG
Kyla

Don't rekom most of the Kentuckie folk have their front teeth and it would
take them to do that.
"tanadashoes" wrote in message
...

"Granby" wrote in message
...
Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice sturdy
Wine bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up
an handle, kind of shaped like an old pump handle, lower the entire thing
over the wine bottle, grasp the piece of metal on one side and the padded
part on the other. Then, you lower the handle so it lines up with the
side of the bottle. Then, you raise the handle and the cork comes out,
you again lower the handle and the cork comes off in your hand.

So her DH shows her how to work it, and when we spent a week end in St.
Louis I showed her. She decided to open some when her DH wasn't home and
somehow this well constructed hefty built thing fell apart in her hands.
She was laughing so hard when she told me. She needs to tell her side of
this. I spose in Missouri where she comes from, They somehow grab the
cork with their teeth and pull it out!
"

I thought that was Kentucky where they did that.

Pam S. now confused

that is why MO people can do it and KY people can't, Lee
Kyla =^..^= wrote in message
. ..
LOL....how about with NO teeth?
Kyla
"Stormmee"
can't pull out a cork with just one tooth, Lee
tanadashoes
"Granby"
Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice sturdy
Wine
bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up an
handle, kind of shaped like an old pump handle, lower the entire
thing
over the wine bottle, grasp the piece of metal on one side and the
padded
part on the other. Then, you lower the handle so it lines up with
the
side of the bottle. Then, you raise the handle and the cork comes
out,
you again lower the handle and the cork comes off in your hand.

So her DH shows her how to work it, and when we spent a week end in
St.
Louis I showed her. She decided to open some when her DH wasn't home
and
somehow this well constructed hefty built thing fell apart in her
hands.
She was laughing so hard when she told me. She needs to tell her
side
of
this. I spose in Missouri where she comes from, They somehow grab
the
cork with their teeth and pull it out!
"

I thought that was Kentucky where they did that.

Pam S. now confused

"Kyla =^..^=" wrote in
:


"tanadashoes"
"Kyla =^..^="
Ohhh, now I understand...LOL
KYla
the ky-gene? heh
BTW, somebody called the other day and asked if this was 'Kayla' and
I replied 'there's no one named Kayla here'.
You don't pronounce my name right, you don't get to talk to me, iz
all. heh
Kyla
--marking my 'spot'

I had a telemarketer ask to speak to my mommy once. I asked if he
had a really good long distance plan.

Pam S.

LOL...good for you

Kyla
--watching Judge Judy give a d*g owner a good reaming G
He gonna get it good







Ha! I must have gotten the same guy (many years ago)! He asks (trust me
I did not sound like a kid at 26 at the time) is your mother at home? I
answered "I don't know. Why don't you call her house and see". and hung
up.

Andy

"Kyla =^..^=" wrote in
:


"tanadashoes"
"Kyla =^..^="
Ohhh, now I understand...LOL
KYla
the ky-gene? heh
BTW, somebody called the other day and asked if this was 'Kayla' and
I replied 'there's no one named Kayla here'.
You don't pronounce my name right, you don't get to talk to me, iz
all. heh
Kyla
--marking my 'spot'

I had a telemarketer ask to speak to my mommy once. I asked if he
had a really good long distance plan.

Pam S.

LOL...good for you

Kyla
--watching Judge Judy give a d*g owner a good reaming G
He gonna get it good







ps: totally love Judge Judy here.

Ooooohhhh you will hear from me later!!!!
"Stormmee" wrote in message
...
that is why MO people can do it and KY people can't, Lee
Kyla =^..^= wrote in message
. ..
LOL....how about with NO teeth?
Kyla
"Stormmee"
can't pull out a cork with just one tooth, Lee
tanadashoes
"Granby"
Ya know I got to tell them now. Ok, I bought this really nice
sturdy
Wine
bottle opener. It is too fancy to call a corkscrew. You lifer up
an
handle, kind of shaped like an old pump handle, lower the entire
thing
over the wine bottle, grasp the piece of metal on one side and the
padded
part on the other. Then, you lower the handle so it lines up with
the
side of the bottle. Then, you raise the handle and the cork comes
out,
you again lower the handle and the cork comes off in your hand.

So her DH shows her how to work it, and when we spent a week end in
St.
Louis I showed her. She decided to open some when her DH wasn't
home
and
somehow this well constructed hefty built thing fell apart in her
hands.
She was laughing so hard when she told me. She needs to tell her
side
of
this. I spose in Missouri where she comes from, They somehow grab
the
cork with their teeth and pull it out!
"

I thought that was Kentucky where they did that.

Pam S. now confused

"Outsider"
"Kyla =^..^="

"tanadashoes"
"Kyla =^..^="
Ohhh, now I understand...LOL
KYla
the ky-gene? heh
BTW, somebody called the other day and asked if this was 'Kayla' and
I replied 'there's no one named Kayla here'.
You don't pronounce my name right, you don't get to talk to me, iz
all. heh
Kyla
--marking my 'spot'

I had a telemarketer ask to speak to my mommy once. I asked if he
had a really good long distance plan.

Pam S.

LOL...good for you

Kyla
--watching Judge Judy give a d*g owner a good reaming G
He gonna get it good



Ha! I must have gotten the same guy (many years ago)! He asks (trust me
I did not sound like a kid at 26 at the time) is your mother at home? I
answered "I don't know. Why don't you call her house and see". and hung
up.

Andy

LOL...good for you
Kyla