Do Cubs Breed Generosity?

[Donny M]

Well it seems that dielectric will follow me forever
Fresh out of the Air Force I started work for a company called Dielectric Communications, after 13 years I went out on my own. I am now in Birmingham on a contract for Dielectric. Seems Dielectric can't leave me alone As for Dielectric coffee...I don't drink that stuff

John I'm still waiting for an explaination I may have taken offence to your comment and might lobby to get this thread nixed

[Arizona Mike]

Does Sam have much Cub stuff for sale...compared to JP

Thanks

Mike

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

John wrote:

I'm almost afraid to ask aobut the coffe concoction. I wasn't sure what Donny's problem was, and some of them you don't drink.

John could you please explain yourself

Some of the old timers used to reccomend a coffee enema, but that wasn't an image I really wanted in my mind, and didn't figure anyone else did either.

[Harold R]

Some of the old timers used to reccomend a coffee enema, but that wasn't an image I really wanted in my mind, and didn't figure anyone else did either.

Well, never in my life time would I have thought about trying to prompt that kind of image.

I should have just said, brewed a "pot" of coffee........no.....wait, I said "pot". Oh, imagine the "images".
With that said, Donny, I enjoyed the visit. Coffee is always available.
I don't have that good of a collection of cub stories, but I do have some good work stories. You are welcome anytime, and lunch is on me!

[Donny M]

John wrote:

Some of the old timers used to reccomend a coffee enema, but that wasn't an image I really wanted in my mind, and didn't figure anyone else did either.

OUCH!!!!

Not one of my top ten uses for coffee not

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

I've been told before that my mind travels strange paths.

[beaconlight]

All great people travel the road untraveled. Christopher Columbus is a prime example, Edison with the carbon filament light bulb, Einstein withe theory of relativity all share that trait with you John.

You are in top shelf company!!!!!!!

Bill

[johnbron]

John wrote:

Some of the old timers used to reccomend a coffee enema, but that wasn't an image I really wanted in my mind, and didn't figure anyone else did either.

OUCH!!!!

Not one of my top ten uses for coffee not

For those who experience this procedure I would like to know how it is applied, HOT/cold/cream&sugar?. In other words if you was to give your worst enemy an enema how would you serve it?.

[beaconlight]

I would cut a plug out of a watermellon. That should be able to carry sufficient quantity to make your point. Always remember "don't force it, use a bigger hammer!"

Bill

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

This is one of those times when the old saying "It is more blessed to give than to receive" applies.

[Bigdog]

John - somehow I just don't believe giving would be much fun in this case either.

[Donny M]

Bigdog wrote:

John - somehow I just don't believe giving would be much fun in this case either.

I'm with Bigdog on this one

I find it amazing that a thread that started out touting the generosity of this board has turned into a discussion about enema's...and some think I have a strange since of humor

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

All great people travel the road untraveled. Christopher Columbus is a prime example, Edison with the carbon filament light bulb, Einstein withe theory of relativity all share that trait with you John.

You are in top shelf company!!!!!!!

Bill

I suspect they would strongly object to being put in the same category with me.

[Shopp'n Cubs]

Maybe a new product line for Starbucks < that's how you would look during the procedure

HOLD THE WHIP CREAM



Guy

[danovercash]

Anybody remember Michael Landon ("Little Joe"Cartwright on Bonanza) describing that procedure on Johnny carson's show??