@handyandy saidWell that was taken back around the time of Phlab BBQ which would have been around 2007 or 2008 I am thinking. I am quite sure you've changed a lot since then.
Your assumption, like most of yours, is incorrect.
Are you saying you look the same you did lets say a decade ago even? 😉
-VR
@very-rusty saidAre you still obsessed with Phil's BBQ? You could have been there...
Well that was taken back around the time of Phlab BBQ which would have been around 2007 or 2008 I am thinking. I am quite sure you've changed a lot since then.
Are you saying you look the same you did lets say a decade ago even?
But you chickened out.
And yes, I haven't changed.
@handyandy saidLike I am going to go to party with everyone drinking and disliked by everyone there.
Are you still obsessed with Phil's BBQ? You could have been there...
But you chickened out.
And yes, I haven't changed.
I don't call that chicken I call it smart not to put myself in that situation.
I probably would have wound up in a jail over there!
I look in the mirror and keep getting better looking each day Andy! 😉 😛
-VR
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@great-big-stees saidMy son’s first name is my mother-in-law’s maiden name too.
I think I'd have liked to have been named Liam. Instead my first name is my late mother's maiden name...which is fine with me. Over the years I've become accustomed to it. 😀
Liam sounds like the name of a pop star to me 🙂, when I was small I’d have liked Sharon because it sounded a pretty name, now I would prefer my middle name as my first.
@blood-on-the-tracks saidKing Drew? I like it!
@drewnogal
And does it sound good if put in front of 'King'?
@blood-on-the-tracks saidAh ok, son’s name but in front?
@drewnogal
Your sons first name etc, as above!
@blood-on-the-tracks saidI suppose they do both sound ok, both being names that have been around for centuries?
@drewnogal
Yep, ok.
Thought your ex husband wanted King then your chosen 'name' to sound ok??