Calling all "RYANS"

[Erika]

Originally posted by tenchu


Way hey!

We've already seen Darrels mullet, now for Gary's!

WHOOOOOOOOOOOO :sohappy:

 

[garyhoov]

Originally posted by no2apprentice
Just checked their website. Looks like most of them scan. "Prices vary by location."

Thanks! I'll stop by this weekend.

:wave:

 

[garyhoov]

Originally posted by Dawn S
la la land over here

Yep...stop the presses...Dawn has absolutely nothing to say or comment on. Who'd have thunk it? :brick:

You're not even going to comment on the revelation of my mullet?

 

[no2apprentice]

Originally posted by Erika
Flag is sooooo beautiful! John says he's not moving across the country without ditching the snowblower- LOL!- which is fine with me, b/c I LOVE the heat.

One of my favorite things about AZ is how you can jump in the car and drive a couple of hours and enter a completely different climate. My cousins' neighbor drove North one time and filled his pick-up box with snow- then drove back to where they lived and they had a snowball fight in their shorts and t-shirts! HOW COOL IS THAT???

I can relate. Growing up in San Diego people would drive to the mountain range in the east end of the county to get snow and bring it back to their neighborhoods. It would snow a few inches, MAYBE once or twice a year, if that.

When we moved to TN, our first Christmas was a white one. I was awestruck!

And then I had to shovel the driveway.

 

[Erika]

Originally posted by no2apprentice


I can relate. Growing up in San Diego people would drive to the mountain range in the east end of the county to get snow and bring it back to their neighborhoods. It would snow a few inches, MAYBE once or twice a year, if that.

When we moved to TN, our first Christmas was a white one. I was awestruck!

And then I had to shovel the driveway.

ROFL!!! Yeah, I can take the snow for about a month. But once Christmas is over, I am ready for spring.

Our weather usually stays crappy until May. We'll get a few nice days beforehand, but only a handful. It's very depressing. Our summers are nice though, and early fall.

 

[no2apprentice]

Originally posted by garyhoov


Thanks! I'll stop by this weekend.

:wave:

If you go to their website, they had a location finder for their stores. I believe it will list the services for that particular store.

WE WANNA SEE GARYMULLET!

 

[garyhoov]

Originally posted by Erika
Most likely Phoenix area, West Valley.

My Dad lives in Prescott. It's nice there (but there're a lot of old people there . . . even older than me)

 

[disney_nutter]

mullets rock

 

[garyhoov]

Originally posted by tenchu


Way hey!

We've already seen Darrels mullet, now for Gary's!

I was even prettier back then, so I carry it well.

 

[Erika]

Originally posted by garyhoov


My Dad lives in Prescott. It's nice there (but there're a lot of old people there . . . even older than me)

I have an aunt and uncle there! (both retired, BTW- LOL!)
We can afford to drive through and look at the pretty houses- that's about it :lol:

My grandma just moved there too. She was quite excited to show me the old saloon, and the doorway through which the "ladies" took their "customers"

 

[tenchu]

Originally posted by garyhoov


I was even prettier back then, so I carry it well.

I'm sure you do.

How is that modelling contract going gary?

 

[no2apprentice]

Originally posted by Erika


ROFL!!! Yeah, I can take the snow for about a month. But once Christmas is over, I am ready for spring.

Our weather usually stays crappy until May. We'll get a few nice days beforehand, but only a handful. It's very depressing. Our summers are nice though, and early fall.

People ask me if I miss the weather in San Diego. Not really. I enjoy the change of seasons. That is something that really doesn't exist in southern California. Southern California is for the most part, developed desert. If you don't water it, it dies (quite quickly) and ugly weeds grow right away. Not pretty weeds, like what we have here - lol.

Winters aren't too bad here, nothing like what it can be up north or the upper mid-west.

 

[DMC-12]

mornin all :wave:

Happy Hump Day !!!


:sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy: :sohappy:

 

[no2apprentice]

I'll be sure and mention that to my wife!

 

[Erika]

Originally posted by no2apprentice


People ask me if I miss the weather in San Diego. Not really. I enjoy the change of seasons. That is something that really doesn't exist in southern California. Southern California is for the most part, developed desert. If you don't water it, it dies (quite quickly) and ugly weeds grow right away. Not pretty weeds, like what we have here - lol.

Winters aren't too bad here, nothing like what it can be up north or the upper mid-west.

We (my parents, brother and I) drove through TN a few years back. Beautiful country! John has never been there, but I would like to take him sometime.

 

[garyhoov]

Originally posted by tenchu


I'm sure you do.

How is that modelling contract going gary?

There was an unfortunate incident involving a beach ball, fondue pot and red bikini briefs that put an end to that

 

[no2apprentice]

Originally posted by Erika


We (my parents, brother and I) drove through TN a few years back. Beautiful country! John has never been there, but I would like to take him sometime.

Interesting state. Did you know that the Jack Daniels distillery is in a dry county? How ironic.

 

[Erika]

Originally posted by no2apprentice

Interesting state. Did you know that the Jack Daniels distillery is in a dry county? How ironic.

Why, no! I had not heard :lol:

That's funny!

 

[tenchu]

Originally posted by garyhoov


There was an unfortunate incident involving a beach ball, fondue pot and red bikini briefs that put an end to that

Nasty. Fondue and body hair never go well together! :lol:

 

[Erika]

Originally posted by tenchu



Nasty. Fondue and body hair never go well together! :lol:

Why why why why WHY did you have to do that???