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Nice picture Bev, thanks for sharing.
 
The oldest phone prank in the book:
Real oldie but goodie!
Prank caller: Do you have Prince Albert in a can?
Store employee: Yes we do.
Prank caller: Then you better let him out before he suffocates.

Old, old joke but I just had to do it.
Can't believe ya'll missed this one
Prank caller, Do you have pigs feet?
Grocery meat dept. yes I do!
Prank caller, If you wear shoes no one will ever know!
 
Great pic! We'll be celebrating our 30th on April 8th. The same day as the national championship game. A UK win is all I want as a gift and that includes my birthday and Christmas.

My bride and I were married on April 7th. We picked that date because the basketball season was over by then (when we got married) We haven't changed too much since somebody took this picture.

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My bride and I were married on April 7th. We picked that date because the basketball season was over by then (when we got married) We haven't changed too much since somebody took this picture.

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That's the same reason we chose April 8th but obviously that doesn't apply anymore. This is the latest they've ever played the NC game. Of course when we got married in 1989 it didn't matter anyway because the team was in turmoil and finished the season at 13-19. One month later they were put on probation for 3 years.
 
That's the same reason we chose April 8th but obviously that doesn't apply anymore. This is the latest they've ever played the NC game. Of course when we got married in 1989 it didn't matter anyway because the team was in turmoil and finished the season at 13-19. One month later they were put on probation for 3 years.
I was married in 1967 and by April 7 basketball was in the rear view mirror. But they play about 10 more games a year now than back then so the season expands. In those days the NBA was coming to a close about now. When baseball started basketball was history and some of the players actually played both sports. Cotton Nash of UK was one that did.
 
I was married in 1967 and by April 7 basketball was in the rear view mirror. But they play about 10 more games a year now than back then so the season expands. In those days the NBA was coming to a close about now. When baseball started basketball was history and some of the players actually played both sports. Cotton Nash of UK was one that did.
Yeah I remember those days. Sports didn't have as much of an overlap like they do now. The NC game used to be played on the last Monday in March. Then they changed it to the first Monday in April. So now is it going to be the 2nd Monday in April?
 
I was married in 1967 and by April 7 basketball was in the rear view mirror. But they play about 10 more games a year now than back then so the season expands. In those days the NBA was coming to a close about now. When baseball started basketball was history and some of the players actually played both sports. Cotton Nash of UK was one that did.

Cotton Nash was a great baseball player and even made MLB for a time in the late 60s.
 
I probably had his and Mantle's to, but they were also probably stuck in the spokes of my bicycle!!!!!!
Don't get me started on what happened to my baseball card collection. I collected from 1950 to about 1961 when I started college. I had all of the Topps and most of the Bowman. I got them one at a time, trading and buying bubble gum. I still have one Mickey Mantle left as well as a few other good ones. My prize is the Babe Ruth card my daddy gave me. It is a 1927
 
Can't believe ya'll missed this one
Prank caller, Do you have pigs feet?
Grocery meat dept. yes I do!
Prank caller, If you wear shoes no one will ever know!

When I was a kid we used to have a family named Sears that lived up the street. We would call and ask, "Is this Sears?" Naturally they would say yes it is, and we would say something like, " Well where is our swing set, it was supposed to have been delivered this past Monday?" They would try to explain they were not the store and we would say, "Well, then transfer me to the catalogue dept, that is where it was ordered." This would go on for 5 minutes with us telling them we had our credit card receipt, and someone had called for delivery instructions. Another one we used to do was to call a basement waterproofing company. We would ask if they waterproofed basements and of course they said yes. We would say that they needed to come out and look at our basement, that we needed their help. They would ask if it was leaking and we would say yes, and it was costing us a fortune in water bills. They would say they didn't understand and we would tell them that we had to keep adding water to it, daily, that the water kept leaking out and that is why we needed it waterproofed. This would go on for awhile and we finally told them that we promised the kids a pool and since we couldn't afford to build one, we had just been filling the basement with water and letting them swim down there.
 
Don't get me started on what happened to my baseball card collection. I collected from 1950 to about 1961 when I started college. I had all of the Topps and most of the Bowman. I got them one at a time, trading and buying bubble gum. I still have one Mickey Mantle left as well as a few other good ones. My prize is the Babe Ruth card my daddy gave me. It is a 1927

My Mom tossed mine, along with all my first edition comic books, when they moved, while I was in college. I had the first of almost all the Marvel comics.
 
Don't get me started on what happened to my baseball card collection. I collected from 1950 to about 1961 when I started college. I had all of the Topps and most of the Bowman. I got them one at a time, trading and buying bubble gum. I still have one Mickey Mantle left as well as a few other good ones. My prize is the Babe Ruth card my daddy gave me. It is a 1927
My mom told me several times that her dad my grandfather had a Ty Cobb card that came from a cigarette package. Never saw it, anybody know of a card like that?
 
My mom told me several times that her dad my grandfather had a Ty Cobb card that came from a cigarette package. Never saw it, anybody know of a card like that?
Yes, they were very common back them. Lots of cigarette brands had them. Example below. There was also a Home Run cigarette brand. When I was a youngun they were 15 cents a pack but my daddy said they paid five cents a pack when he was a boy.

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This brand had baseball cards. There were others

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I only have one of my high school yearbooks because they moved while I was away. Heaven knows where they ended up. My arrow head collection gone.

I never bought a high school yearbook. They never took my picture all through high school. There is only one picture of me in a yearbook and that is on the football team photo when I was a junior. For some reason I thought it was a sissy thing to do.
 
Twenty two years ago today, I was in a hospital in Alexandria, Virginia awaiting the birth of my second daughter. We had a private room with a TV and I watched the entire Kentucky NCAA tournament game versus St. Joseph's -- a win, of course, on the path to the Final Game that year.

My daughter was born deep in the night, and after my wife fell into a sound sleep I walked outside. The Hale-Bopp comet was at its absolute peak that night and was blazing in the sky. And I knew my daughter was going to be very special, which has turned out to be true.
 
Twenty two years ago today, I was in a hospital in Alexandria, Virginia awaiting the birth of my second daughter. We had a private room with a TV and I watched the entire Kentucky NCAA tournament game versus St. Joseph's -- a win, of course, on the path to the Final Game that year.

My daughter was born deep in the night, and after my wife fell into a sound sleep I walked outside. The Hale-Bopp comet was at its absolute peak that night and was blazing in the sky. And I knew my daughter was going to be very special, which has turned out to be true.
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Warm birthday wishes to your daughter! I have no doubt that you were excited. Being a UK fan you didn't do something foolish after that game and name her Nazr as a tribute did you?
As I recall 82, that game was dominated by Ron Mercer. But no, she's not VeRONica...The nurses were bewildered between my wife's yelps of labor pain and my whoops of basketball joy. I guess not too many Kentucky natives passed through that ward during hoops season.
 
Twenty two years ago today, I was in a hospital in Alexandria, Virginia awaiting the birth of my second daughter. We had a private room with a TV and I watched the entire Kentucky NCAA tournament game versus St. Joseph's -- a win, of course, on the path to the Final Game that year.

My daughter was born deep in the night, and after my wife fell into a sound sleep I walked outside. The Hale-Bopp comet was at its absolute peak that night and was blazing in the sky. And I knew my daughter was going to be very special, which has turned out to be true.
I was at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, CA, on this date 22 years ago.
 
As I recall 82, that game was dominated by Ron Mercer. But no, she's not VeRONica...The nurses were bewildered between my wife's yelps of labor pain and my whoops of basketball joy. I guess not too many Kentucky natives passed through that ward during hoops season.

Over the years, I have yelped a few times, myself, watching some UK tournament games. HB to your daughter.
 
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