is it good to be a fly?
May 11th, 2006, 07:16 AM
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is it good to be a fly?
a guy in the factory called me a fly this morning - is that good or bad.
this is a travel forum I know - so have you ever had a fly on the airplane?
thanks amigos
this is a travel forum I know - so have you ever had a fly on the airplane?
thanks amigos
May 11th, 2006, 07:36 AM
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lol peeky, this is totally travel related--flys travel and, yes, I've seen them on airplanes. I don't know whether or not being called a fly is good or bad but I cannot wait to see where this thread takes us!
May 11th, 2006, 09:38 AM
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Amusing - he was insulting my job? He is the janitor! A lovely man - buff, tuff and off the cuff - tall dark handsome ladies man - leaves a trail of drooling women in the factory.
You fly, man, igottatellya, you fly!!
On the other hand - would the Spanish flies welcome the American fly? Would he live throught the initiation?
You fly, man, igottatellya, you fly!!
On the other hand - would the Spanish flies welcome the American fly? Would he live throught the initiation?
May 11th, 2006, 10:16 AM
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There's some song with "fly mother" in it that used to come up in our exercise classes...step or body pump. Are you a mother peeky? 
Maybe it's a really in-shape Mom...and he just shortened it to fly, dropping the mother part, you and he being buff, tuff and off the cuff together?
Maybe it's a really in-shape Mom...and he just shortened it to fly, dropping the mother part, you and he being buff, tuff and off the cuff together?
