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Don't buy this one. Amazing technology, but does the opposite of how a wayward saw should operate. Appropriate prop usage though.


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BLAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAH!!!!!

You are the BOOM!!!

LMAO...

I needed a good belly laugh this morning!

Guess I won't need you to stupervise! LOL

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Leave it to BC to find a link using a HOT DOG as a prop!


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BLAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAH!!!!

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GREAT JOB SL!!!!


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Was the hot dog frozen?

They will never be able to put that kind of technology into a wood chipper.

Stick with woodchippers.


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Leave it to BC to find a link using a HOT DOG as a prop!

A Hot Dog is a Link, Coullion! <img src="/ubbt/images/graemlins/pfft.gif" alt="" />


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A Hot Dog is a Link, Coullion!



Wow, who knew?


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Pile on the Tony Chachere's Creole Seasoning and it's back to being a HOT dog.


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BC, MAN you can't call people Coullion without Xplan' what it means first...

That's like saying langiappe around here!

LMAO

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That's strickly a [email][censored]@ssss[/email] thing!


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langa-who?

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la·gniappe

–noun 1. Chiefly Southern Louisiana and Southeast Texas. a small gift given with a purchase to a customer, by way of compliment or for good measure; bonus.
2. a gratuity or tip.
3. an unexpected or indirect benefit.

or:

Lagniappe is seafood with a little something extra.


Translation of couillon into English
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The corresponding English words are:
bloody idiot, cretin, damn idiot

Ouch! ....and that's all I'm gonna say about that!


Rin's giving you a tip or seafood and BC calling ya names~!

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I'm almost afraid to ask what y'all cajuns figure 'something extra' on seafood might be <img src="/ubbt/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Did it come out of a woodchipper or a freezer?

Perhaps a Hot Dog or a Link?

Do you have to run it through an autoclave first?

Does it come with washing instructions? Or do you just throw it on the grill (cleaning up of course after a naked beer drinking laundry lady turns knobs and pushes buttons)?

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LMAO...

Great job FOX!!!

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la·gniappe

–noun 1. Chiefly Southern Louisiana and Southeast Texas. a small gift given with a purchase to a customer, by way of compliment or for good measure; bonus.
2. a gratuity or tip.
3. an unexpected or indirect benefit.

or:

Lagniappe is seafood with a little something extra.


Translation of couillon into English
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The corresponding English words are:
bloody idiot, cretin, damn idiot

Ouch! ....and that's all I'm gonna say about that!


Rin's giving you a tip or seafood and BC calling ya names~!

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coullion - In Louisiana its just somebody being silly, a clown, more of a term of endearment. I've been to France. Over there it's a polite way to call somebody and A-hole, more like Fox's definition.

lagniappe - a little something extra, kinda like a baker's dozen.


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So are cajuns the friendly french? <img src="/ubbt/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" />

I figured you were just funnin'. Pass me a beer and a hot dog and I'll go back in my den.

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After considerable research I think I have found the Official Woodchipper of the MB Killer Bees

The Killer Bee Woodchipper of Choice

Wow, I can see BC under a full moon, strolling the Quai aux Fleurs along the Seine, calling passerby’s coullions and guzzling a Bud Light now.


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Do you use the official woodchipper for a GAGGLE of waywards! That motha is HUUUUUGE!


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Well, what an educational & international thread this has turned into!!

From cajun terms of endearment to French A-hole names!! WOW!

I am soooo glad I didn't invest in one of those table saws! I am keeping my eye on the woodchipper sale ads!!

I've asked Santa for a cajun care package - I need some Community coffee, some beignets, a couple of muffaletta from the Central Grocery, maybe an extra tin of Cafe Du Monde coffee, and a big ol pile of crawfish,,,,Let's see maybe he'll even throw in a 6 pack of Turbo Dog,too!

I'll let ya'll know if I get it and we'll have New Year's Eve at my place! <img src="/ubbt/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />


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Ohhhhh, and Blue Runner Red Beans! Don't forget those.

Yep SL, that's a real HD unit. It looks like we could get a whole Volkswagon into the chute.


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LMAOOOO....YES WE ARE!!!!

See I always think of coullion as crazy, but it is meant in a good way...

Can I have a beer too? Please...

Oh, BC, you'll be happy to know that I can drink a lot more these days!!! A few weeks ago, I was laying on the floor, dieing laughing at that friend I told you about! I thought my ribs wouldn't stop hurting!!!

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