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PIN THE DADBLASTED MAP!

Seriously! Do you people not see it over in the side bar?
I get all these hits on any given day, and just three loyal webpals
have put their pins on it.

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Sassy Sundry said…
I'm one of your loyal webpals! I'm one of your loyal webpals! :)

I couldn't find a pinhead who looked like me, so I did my best with the icon.
6:59 PM
Scout said…
Pinhead. Ha. Very funny.
7:06 PM
Rob7534 said…
I was gonna do it! Sheesh! Testy.
8:10 PM
Old Knudsen said…
I'm holding out for a tirade of swear words, c'mon Robyn, come to the darkside.
9:53 PM
Scout said…
Well, I guess scolding and begging is more effective than I expected. nice.

Old Knudson, "dadblasted" isn't enough for you?
10:24 PM
dive said…
I like a girl who knows how to throw a good strop. That little girl has serious attitude.
It's not a young Robyn, by any chance?
4:53 AM
Scout said…
Strop is a new word to me. I assume it means fit--like "throw a fit" or trantrum.

This little brat is much to pale and blonde for my childhood.
6:58 AM
dive said…
Yup.
Strop, paddy, hissy-fit, tantrum, shit-fit (for Old Knudson), etc …
8:38 AM
Neponset River Bridge Dig said…
Robyn, is that a pic of you there??? haha.. sorry it took me so long to push my pin in. I think I'm on there right next to Sassy.
4:05 PM
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