Big fan of Dave Ramsey (parents got me hooked back in high school), NOT a big fan of digs on West Virginia. P.S. Brian, “hick” is an acceptable label, but “hillbilly” is preferred.
“The CD player was a major catalyst in my transition from sweet little boy to surly, angsty teenager who didn’t talk to anyone on the bus because he was too busy jamming Papa Roach in the back seat.” Amen.
Bolen nails it again. Freakin’ hilarious. I had a similar “Grandma looking over the shoulder issue,” except it was with my boss. He downloaded Instagram five minutes later.
“This is poetry in motion created by a fucking genius” or “If someone doesn’t get fucked or murdered in the next three minutes, I’ll fall asleep.” So true Bolen, so true.
I was raised in TX but, went to college up in WV. Needless to say, there were striking differences. “Country roads, take me home…” as often as my annually allotted vacation time permits.
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Big fan of Dave Ramsey (parents got me hooked back in high school), NOT a big fan of digs on West Virginia. P.S. Brian, “hick” is an acceptable label, but “hillbilly” is preferred.
Screw Cross Fit, one back surgery is enough.
“The CD player was a major catalyst in my transition from sweet little boy to surly, angsty teenager who didn’t talk to anyone on the bus because he was too busy jamming Papa Roach in the back seat.” Amen.
Bolen nails it again. Freakin’ hilarious. I had a similar “Grandma looking over the shoulder issue,” except it was with my boss. He downloaded Instagram five minutes later.
Bingo. Fuckin’ hilarious.
*happened
Exact same thing happen end to me
Lita haunts my dreams to this day.
The guy who uses speakerphone for every single call he makes.
“This is poetry in motion created by a fucking genius” or “If someone doesn’t get fucked or murdered in the next three minutes, I’ll fall asleep.” So true Bolen, so true.
Change is the only constant in life
The ginger
Shockingly accurate
I was raised in TX but, went to college up in WV. Needless to say, there were striking differences. “Country roads, take me home…” as often as my annually allotted vacation time permits.