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Eventually the Z's came back to roost. They were looking none too happy about being chosen for shenanigans again....
Then the Taco Twins emerged, they all kissed and made up, and life was good in the park once again....
I love a happy ending... Plus apologies were flying around like bats at dusk.. The Jeepster's good name was restored.... Ahhh...
Well, the Taco Twins showed how they had slithered undetected through the night with stealth glasses... The foursome posed for a photo op in front of the two-time vicitms bus.
Mr Z began swilling Tequila and Corona beer and for some reason fancied taking a pool bath with Emerson. The park cops showed up and hooked him up for contributing to the deliquincy of a blow up doll (take heed Truk, stay out of Pahrump).
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Last of the acution pics.
The last picture was a result of Randy finding out that Nevada requires a license for "Sharons" to be out in public!
Well, I will let the truth out...had the Toothbrush been invented anywhere but Menefee California, they would have called it the TEETHBRUSH:DQuote:
Originally Posted by jello_jeep
I guess you didn't want to hurt those choppers during the "First Annual Parumph Memorial Breakfast Sheep Toss" All and all the breakfast was not BAAAHD!
BTW, all of us older folk are requesting that when you have a "photo op" that involves us, you stretch a piece of cheesecloth over the lens ala Doris Day (preserves what little vanity we have left)!!
John:p
Dear P.O.G. Members,
The Pahrump Senior Center, The Board of Trustees, staff and its members can't thank you enough for your generous donation. It was a pleasure to meet you all and to see you in action. I was impressed to see how much fun you folks had spending money and couldn't be happier to be the receiving organization. We at the Senior Center have been struggling with the increase in fuel prices and your donation has taken some of the edge off that task. Our purpose is to transport the local seniors to their medical appointments in Las Vegas (which can be up to 350 miles round trip 3 days a week.) and for local medical and shopping as well. We also feed approximately 80 to 100 people a day at the center and provide around 80+ meals a week through Meals on Wheels for the Homebound Seniors.
We are a non-profit and depend on kind, caring people like yourselves to help us make a difference in the community and to help us provide the seniors of Pahrump a better living environment.
Again, The Pahrump Senior Center would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your generosity.