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[A Friend of Charlie]

Ok, back to shoveling. Y'all be cool.

[FloridaDean]

Good morning, fellas. Gotta finish my shoveling and get in the shower before church. Feel like an accountant today because I've gotta get my boys reconciled. Have a feeling we're gonna be there a while.

you selling your boys?
morning Tony.

[FloridaDean]

Ok, back to shoveling. Y'all be cool.

I remember shoveling. finally over those nightmares.

[FloridaDean]

lady brought breakfast, coffee cake.

pretty poor coffee cake. I ended up doing hash, eggs, and toast.

[cigarbreath]

Good morning, fellas. Gotta finish my shoveling and get in the shower before church. Feel like an accountant today because I've gotta get my boys reconciled. Have a feeling we're gonna be there a while.

Reconciled to what?

[A Friend of Charlie]

Good morning, fellas. Gotta finish my shoveling and get in the shower before church. Feel like an accountant today because I've gotta get my boys reconciled. Have a feeling we're gonna be there a while.

Reconciled to what?

Their first confession or reconciliation. You know those darn Catholics...

[A Friend of Charlie]

Good morning, fellas. Gotta finish my shoveling and get in the shower before church. Feel like an accountant today because I've gotta get my boys reconciled. Have a feeling we're gonna be there a while.

you selling your boys?
morning Tony.

Buy one, get one free?

[FloridaDean]

Good morning, fellas. Gotta finish my shoveling and get in the shower before church. Feel like an accountant today because I've gotta get my boys reconciled. Have a feeling we're gonna be there a while.

Reconciled to what?

Their first confession or reconciliation. You know those darn Catholics...

Reconciliation should have been capitalized then, even I forgot about that, been a long time since I was in a Catholic church.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Good morning, fellas. Gotta finish my shoveling and get in the shower before church. Feel like an accountant today because I've gotta get my boys reconciled. Have a feeling we're gonna be there a while.

Reconciled to what?

Their first confession or reconciliation. You know those darn Catholics...

Reconciliation should have been capitalized then, even I forgot about that, been a long time since I was in a Catholic church.

That's a valid point. My bad.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Good morning, fellas. Gotta finish my shoveling and get in the shower before church. Feel like an accountant today because I've gotta get my boys reconciled. Have a feeling we're gonna be there a while.

Reconciled to what?

Their first confession or reconciliation. You know those darn Catholics...

Reconciliation should have been capitalized then, even I forgot about that, been a long time since I was in a Catholic church.

That's one of those sacraments I never subscribed to. I can't count on one hand how many times I've confessed. God already knows what I did wrong, right? I don't need to tell a priest about it.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Bless me father, for I have sinned. It's been a minute since my last confession.

I lied on my health insurance application and said I was a non-smoker. It's not that big a fib since I hardly smoke, right?

[cigarbreath]

Good morning, fellas. Gotta finish my shoveling and get in the shower before church. Feel like an accountant today because I've gotta get my boys reconciled. Have a feeling we're gonna be there a while.

Reconciled to what?

Their first confession or reconciliation. You know those darn Catholics...

Figured it was a right of passage of some sort.

[cigarbreath]

Bless me father, for I have sinned. It's been a minute since my last confession.

I lied on my health insurance application and said I was a non-smoker. It's not that big a fib since I hardly smoke, right?

You don't inhale so it's true.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Bless me father, for I have sinned. It's been a minute since my last confession.

I lied on my health insurance application and said I was a non-smoker. It's not that big a fib since I hardly smoke, right?

You don't inhale so it's true.

Thank you, father. So what should be my penance?

[flip from jersey]

Bless me father, for I have sinned. It's been a minute since my last confession.

I lied on my health insurance application and said I was a non-smoker. It's not that big a fib since I hardly smoke, right?

I only smoke cigars anyway, aren't they good for you, non of those nasty filters...