When Jame Carney refers to Nothstein as 'BTN,' does anyone know what
that means? I pride myself on knowing this stuff, but this one I just
don't know.
-RJ
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When Jame Carney refers to Nothstein as 'BTN,' does anyone know what
that means? I pride myself on knowing this stuff, but this one I just
don't know.
-RJ
On 08/16/2004 05:42 PM, in article
[email hidden], "Ronaldo Jeremiah"
Quoted message said:When Jame Carney refers to Nothstein as 'BTN,' does anyone know what
that means? I pride myself on knowing this stuff, but this one I just
don't know.
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no way... everybody knows that the BTN is the Buck Toothed Nodeberg... get it
straight... i dont know why J-me is going around changing that now...
i tried to get him re-named the Pennsyl-tucky Pocket Knife but it didnt really
stick... so BTN it remains...
j-me doesnt really have a knickname, but i try to make rude midget jokes
whenever he can hear them.. his bike has 26 inch wheels and his feet dont touch
the ground when he sits on the benches in the infeild and he has george
costanza nikes...
sue me for libel!... ha ha ha!...
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