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"Name Game" for GentlemanJim,


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Jim the StoveFixer <_<

ummm... not Stovefixer Jim?

bzzzzt!

tune in next week...

same jim channel...

same jim time...

now for a word from our sponsors!

when you need your carpets cleaned

call the rugsuckers!

when you need your stove fixed

call Stove-man Jim!

operators are standing by

call now !

miranda

I think Nanci heard that commercial sometime last year.

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I Know not of Gentleman Jim but something just sticks in my mind for the snake story..."Hey it can't hurt you, it's made of rubber"... for some reason....

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BlueBird said." holey mackeral, Jimman!

Particle Man clogged our Jets good!"

"Yes he did," Bluebird. "Good thing I anticipated that.

I added an electric range to the JimBelt is case we needed it.

Now! to the JimCave. We'll use the JimComputer to order

particle resistant Jets for our next encounter with Particle Man.

With any luck the the Particle Gang Filter arrived

and we can catch his whole gang at the same time"

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:rolleyes: .......................... I'm not even going to ask.

But I will ask this:

HOW THE HECK HAS JIM SURVIVED THE NAME CHANGE GAME THIS LONG ?????? :huh::lol:

His internets has been broken <_<

We're picking on him and he can't defend himself most of the time :devil:

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he has been un-dub-ed

because we have not been imaginative enough

to find a good monniker for him.

he is gentle man jim.

until stoveman jim or grate-man jim or bmg-man jim or

Clamzo jim or goatsmoke jim

etc...

catches fire and gets everyone to laughs and agrees

yup thats our man,

or he does something he has managed to avoid so far...

help us rename him....

we will have to live with our failings

and hope he remains our NiceGuy Jim.

miranda

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I thought of a few nicknames while I was at work today :devil:

Mr. Banned from All-You-Can-Eat King Crab

Mr. Banned from All-You-Can-Eat Pancho's

Mr. Banned from All-You-Can-Eat Shrimp

I can continue :D

I believe Nanci once told me that Jim was also "Banned from Tequila" years ago.... :surprise:

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Oh Oh :surprise:

Well that story included Lobsters, gallons of butter,an unsuspecting fish tank,My bosses stripper girl friend...(with NO underwear I might add) :surprise:

I had WAY WAY too much tequila...which led to an embarrrassing series of events :blush:

Jim

Just guessing you understand..but. :closedeyes:

Too much takillya followed by

Additional butter flavored lobster deposited in the nearest handy place - the fish tank with consolation offered by commando girl. Big hug followed by staggering fall dragging down Ms. short skirt with no drawers to an embarrassingly exposed position on the floor causing mens heads to turn followed by ogles and whistles - none directed at GJim... PO'ed Nanci going Cave Woman and trouncing tramp and GJIm with Boss laughing and hooting just before setting GJim free to explore the job market....

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Lambert:

English, French, Dutch, and German: from a Germanic personal name composed of the elements land ‘land’, ‘territory’ + berht ‘bright’, ‘famous’. In England, the native Old English form Landbeorht was replaced by Lambert, the Continental form of the name that was taken to England by the Normans from France. The name gained wider currency in Britain in the Middle Ages with the immigration of weavers from Flanders, among whom St. Lambert or Lamprecht, bishop of Maastricht in around 700, was a popular cult figure. In Italy the name was popularized in the Middle Ages as a result of the fame of Lambert I and II, Dukes of Spoleto and Holy Roman Emperors.

I say we call him "The Bishop"

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