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[razgueado]

Morning, muchachos.

[bluecollar]

Morning, muchachos.

Morning Raz

[razgueado]

Morning, muchachos.

Morning Raz

How are yuz, Rick?

[LuvTooGolf]

Fratello novettas should arrive by Saturday

I hope you didn't get in the middle of the Tony/Fish box split.

[LuvTooGolf]

Sounds to me like the cop is a Duke fan.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/virginia-tech-sharpshooter-ty-outlaw-charged-with-marijuana-possession-ahead-of-duke-game-025410014.html

[A Friend of Charlie]

Good morning boys! Breakfast done, bacon and wrecked eggs cooked in the bacon grease with toast made from crusty italian bread. Second cup of coffee going and a Victor Sinclair 55 Imperial lit

Hi Deano!

[A Friend of Charlie]

Good morning boys! Breakfast done, bacon and wrecked eggs cooked in the bacon grease with toast made from crusty italian bread. Second cup of coffee going and a Victor Sinclair 55 Imperial lit

Breaking out the good cigars this morning! Must be trying to impress the lady's daughter.

That, and there are some bugs out this morning. After the cigar I'm going to work on the grip on my puttz

Well you could get some work done if all the Ladies quit stopping by.

Open backdoor policy?

[A Friend of Charlie]

Fratello novettas should arrive by Saturday

Plan to smoke one OTT.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Morning, muchachos.

Hola Raz.

[A Friend of Charlie]

And now I'm all caught up and postwhoring like a MFer.

[FloridaDean]

And now I'm all caught up and postwhoring like a MFer.

5 posts do not make a postwhore.

[FloridaDean]

When we enjoy a greasy meal at McDonald's, one of the main items on the menu that comes to mind are the Chicken McNuggets. While they aren't very good for us, they sure are tasty to eat while sober or drunk. So when this woman finds out her local McDonald's is out of her favorite meal item, she goes a little crazy. We aren't talking about a few choice words to the employees; we are talking about her calling 911.

This might not only happen in Florida, but in this situation it did and the reason for calling the police is unbelievable. While her overreaction to this dilemma was quite extreme, we aren't very surprised it happened in Florida. Hopefully they got this situation figured out and the woman got some other food to calm her hanger.

[FloridaDean]

There are some people who think they can do and say anything they want on social media. Since they are behind a computer screen, they think they are untouchable and will have no consequences. While most of us with common sense know that isn't the case, there are also certain people who go against the grain of what is right in society. Take this guy up above from Florida for example. He was well-aware that he was a wanted man, but he still decided that his mug shot was too good not to share with his Facebook friends.

He basically did the cops' job for them because he was out in the open for them to find. While Facebook is a great outlet to connect and share with other people, it is also a great tool to track people down on. Busted!

[FloridaDean]

In Florida, even our birds are a bunch of thieves. A 67-year-old woman named Irene donned a giant turkey costume this past November and headed to a Belks in Lady Lake, where police claim surveillance cameras saw her stuffing said turkey costume with purses, jewelry, and a waffle maker. “I was hoping to wear my costume to court,” she said to Pittman in an interview.

[FloridaDean]

Once upon a time, if you owed people a bunch of money all you had to do was move to Florida, and they’d never find you again. That’s a little harder now, so Marc Anthony Perez had to get creative after a Pennsylvania couple discovered the $13,000 he’d charged them for renovations to their winter home never got done. After being hounded for weeks he sent a text message from his “daughter” claiming he’d died in a car accident. Smelling something rotten, one of the victims staked out Perez’s home until he found him walking outside one morning, very much alive. A lawsuit against him is still pending.