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I was wondering

tumbleweed — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 16:53:07 GMT

If milk would come out.

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To all who are just noticing that they are now in a tribe called Nipples on Feet

tumbleweed — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 04:12:32 GMT

Isnt it great!

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better than Bunions...

JoeBorfo — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 01:24:07 GMT

http://people.tribe.net/ickybob/blog/18de52bd-3f79-46d2-81ce-81ae5842354e

thats right folks... How is your nipple doing?

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what are you up to?

tumbleweed — Sun, 18 Feb 2007 08:03:34 GMT

I'm listening to myself think.

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Big it up for bunions

Susie — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 15:21:53 GMT

Bunions aren't so bad, bunions are not often the topic of everyday conversations, bunions are not exciting, bunions are not life threatening, bunions are ok.

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More boring than D&U

tumbleweed — Wed, 17 Jan 2007 07:57:29 GMT

Yippee!
This tribe wins this years bore award!

I'm self entertained on my bunions are ok tribe, but just in case anyone take a peek in,
here's another gift:
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/2007/01/monthly-man.html

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A Christmas present

tumbleweed — Mon, 25 Dec 2006 21:40:14 GMT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hSSJVpSYNA&feature=PlayList&p=8140C2A4EDDBC326&index=0

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please tell me what you think the true storie is of....

tumbleweed — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 03:37:30 GMT

the woman with one blue glove.

http://bunions.tribe.net/thread/4a493fa7-ade4-4f22-a9e7-fc74c9421e81

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blue glove

tumbleweed — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 09:20:31 GMT

I was stopped at the stop light the other day in my little white Toyota, and a woman was crossing the street in front of me. I noticed she was wearing one blue glove. Of course, this sent my mind spinning with wonder. Why was she wearing only one blue glove? Had she lost the other one? Was only one hand cold? And really, why would she be wearing any, it was hot out. Maybe it was a fashion statement, like with Joe wearing depends. Maybe she is a Michael Jackson fan?
But then it hit me, she is a piece of a puzzle. The piece that asks you to find the woman wearing one blue glove. Like finding Waldo in one of those pictures, you know. And if you find her, you will figure out yet another piece of your life. And then be presented with yet another puzzle piece. And each time you uncover one piece of the puzzle, in some seridipitous moment, some part of your life that is tangled up in confusion, relaxes and unfolds and and explains itself.
I know what you're asking yourself, is she stoned?
Well, no, and I don't know why.
The end.

by yours truley,
Tumbles

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Well the tavern didn't go over too big...

tumbleweed — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 07:14:51 GMT

so we've redecorated. Please save your bunions for the billiard table. The rounder the better.

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bunions unite

JoeBorfo — Fri, 28 Jul 2006 21:40:06 GMT

in bed

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cheap bastards

tumbleweed — Sat, 16 Sep 2006 17:01:32 GMT

spend the bucks and get into my tavern.
we have peanuts on every table.

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Bunion Bingo

tumbleweed — Fri, 13 Oct 2006 20:07:35 GMT

Origins of Bunion Bingo

The Early Roots

Bunion Bingo as we know it today is a form of lottery and is a direct descendant of Lo Giuoco del Lotto d'Italia.When Italy was united in 1530, the Italian National Lottery Lo Giuoco del Lotto d'Italia was organized, and has been held, almost without pause, at weekly intervals to this date. Today the Italian State lottery is indispensable to the government's budget, with a yearly contribution in excess of 75 million dollars.

In 1778 it was reported in the French press that Le Lotto had captured the fancy of the intelligentsia. In the classic version of Lotto, which developed during this period, the playing card used in the game was divided into three horizontal and nine vertical rows. Each horizontal row had five numbered and four blank squares in a random arrangement. The vertical rows contained numbers from 1 to 10 in the first row, 11 to 20 in the second row, et cetera, up to 90. No two Lotto cards were alike. Bunions numbered from 1 to 90 completed the playing equipment. Players were dealt a single Lotto card, then the caller would draw a small wooden, numbered Bunion from a cloth boag and read the number aloud. The players would cover the number if it appeared on their card. The first player to cover a horizontal row was the winner.

In the 1800's educational Lotto games became popular. A German Lotto game of the 1850s was designed to teach children their multiplication tables. There were other educational Lotto games such as 'Spelling Lotto,' 'Animal Lotto,' and 'Historical Lotto." Even in today's highly competitive toy and game market, Lotto is holding its own; Milton Bradley sells a Lotto game featuring the Sesame Street Muppets. The game is designed to provide children in the 3 to 6 year age range with a splash of fun while, at the same time, teaching them to count and recognize numbers.

Bunion Beano

It was an evening in December of 1929 when a very tired New York toy salesman, Edwin S. Lowe, decided to drive on to Jacksonville, Georgia so that he might have an early start for his next day's appointments. The year before, with two employees and $1,000 capital, Lowe had set up his own toy company. Soon after, the market crashed and the outlook for his budding firm looked bleak indeed.

A few miles from Jacksonville, Lowe came around a bend in the road and was greeted by the bright lights of a country carnival. he was ahead of schedule, so he parked his car and got out. All of the carnival booths were closed except one, which was packed with people. Lowe stood on tiptoes and peered over the shoulders of the participants. The action centered on a horseshoe shaped table covered with numbered cards and beans. The game being played was a variation of Lotto called Beano. The pitchman, or caller, pulled small numbered wooden disks from an old cigar box and, at the same time, called the number aloud. The players responded by eagerly checking their card to see if they had the number called; if so, they would place a bean on the number. This sequence continued until some someone filled a line of numbers on their card - either horizontally, vertically or diagonally. This feat was marked by the shout of "Beano!" The winner received a small Kewpie doll.

Ed Lowe tried to play Beano that night, but, he recalls, "I couldn't get a seat. But while I was waiting around, I noticed that the players were practically addicted to the game. The picthman wanted to close up, but every time he said, "This is the last game', nobody moved. When he finally closed at 3:00 a.m. he had to chase them out."

After locking up, the pitchman told Lowe that he had run across a game called Lotto while traveling with a carnival in Germany the previous year. His immediate thought was that it would make a good tent or carnival game. He made a few changes in its play, and a change of the name to Bunion Beano. The game proved to be such a surefire crowd pleaser and money maker that on his return to the United States, he continued to work the game on the Carnival circuit.

Bunion Bingo

Returning to his home in New York, Lowe bought some dried bunions, a rubber numbering stamp and some cardboard. Friends were invited to his apartment and Ed Lowe assumed the pitchman's duties. Soon his friends were playing Bunion Beano with the same tension and excitement as he had seen at the carnival. During one session Lowe noticed that one of his players was close to winning. She got more excited as each bean was added to her card. Finally there was one number left - and it was called! The woman jumped up, became tongue tied, and instead of shouting "Beano," stuttered "B-B-B-BINGO!"

"I cannot describe the strange sense of elation which that girl's cry brought to me," Lowe said. "All I could think of was that I was going to come out with this game, and it was going to be called Bunion Bingo!"

The earliest Lowe Bunion Bingo game in two variations - a twelve card sert for one dollar and a two dollar set with twenty-four cards. The game was an immediate success and put Lowe's company squarely on its feet. (heehee)

Although the name Bunion Bingo could very well have been trademarked, the game itself, having come out of the public domain, had little chance of being protected. Imitators came out of the woodwork once the success of Lowe's game was evident. Lowe was very gracious about the whole affair. He asked his competitors to pay him a dollar a year, and to call their games Bunion Bingo, too. A small price to pay to avoid litigation - and this the name became generic.

Bunion Bingo Cards and Insane Mathamaticians

Several months after Bunion Bingo hit the market, Lowe was approached by a priest from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The Father had a problem in his parish. A fast thinking parishoner had come up with the idea of using Bunion Bingo as a way to get the church out of its financial troubles. The priest had put the scheme into operation after having bought several sets of Lowe's $2.00 Bunion Bingo game. However, problems developed immediately when it was found that each game produced half a dozen or more winners. Lowe could immediately see the tremendous fund raising possibilities of Bingo, but at the same time, he realized that to make the game workable on this large of a scale, a great many more combinations of numbers would have to be developed for the cards. To accomplish this, Lowe sought the services of an elderly professor of mathematics at Columbia University, one Carl Leffler. Lowe's request was the the professor devise 6,000 new Bingo cards with non repeating number groups. The professor agreed to a fee that remunerated him on a per card basis. As the professor worked on, each card became increasingly difficult. Lowe was impatient, and toward the end the price per card had risen to $100. Eventually, the task was completed. The E.S. Lowe Company had its 6,000 cards - at the expense of the professor's sanity!

The church of Wilkes-Barre was saved and after it, a Knights of Columbus Hall in Utica, New York. Word spread fast - "I used to get thousands of letters asking for help on setting up Bunion Bingo games, "said Lowe - so many that he published Bingo's first Instructional Manual. This effort was followed by a monthly news letter called The Blotter (absorbs all Bingo news) which was distributed to 37,000 subscribers. By 1934 there were an estimated 10,000 Bingo games a week, and Ed Lowe's firm had a thousand employees frantically trying to keep up with demand - nune entire floors of the New York office space, and 64 presses printing 24 hours a day - "... we used more newsprint than the New York Times!" According to Lowe, the largest Bunion Bingo game in history was played in New York's Teaneck Armory - 60,000 players, with another 10,000 being turned away at the door. Ten automobiles were given away. Bunion Bingo was off to a running start, and at the same time, had reserved itself next to baseball and apple pie - thanks to Ed Lowe and the loss of Professor Leffler's sanity. Bunions finally found there place in history.

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Bunion Tavern

tumbleweed — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 06:12:36 GMT

I'm doing some redecorating and turning the place into a saloon, with naked dancers and kefier, and smoothies, and non alcholic drinks, and some beer.

Oh ya, and roasted soy nuts.

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sheees baaaaaaaaaaaaack

tumbleweed — Thu, 03 Aug 2006 17:02:35 GMT

I am back as Queen Bunion once again.

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I'm the moderator now.

JoeBorfo — Thu, 27 Jul 2006 15:41:32 GMT

Some things are gonna change around hear. Fellow B-Union members unite! Viva la Huelga!

Arrrroooooo!

My bunion is bigger than your bunion.

Muwhahahaha.

Lets cut off each others bunions and grind them up into Bunion Powder!

Think of the possibilities.

Join the B-Union, now!

it is your density.

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some bunions just won't die

tumbleweed — Wed, 26 Jul 2006 04:54:08 GMT

I started this as a joke, why is it still here?

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see? i'm not the only one that thinks so

alVacado — Tue, 25 Jul 2006 06:56:26 GMT

http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/archives/006429.html

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He's Baaack .....

gem_e — Fri, 21 Jul 2006 20:43:23 GMT

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Hanky

Who'da thunk it ?

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a dull scavenger hunt

tumbleweed — Sat, 01 Jul 2006 05:30:54 GMT

Welcome to Bunion. It is one of the dullest tribes on Tribe. As you can see I start almost all the conversations. How dull.
For the next stop, #2, follow me to Shoes Make Me drowsy (listed on the left)

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got bunion?

tumbleweed — Sun, 25 Jun 2006 07:21:21 GMT

I miss the bunioneers.

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sssshhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!

tumbleweed — Tue, 21 Mar 2006 09:17:49 GMT

It's cool to be quiet...

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good grief!

tumbleweed — Sat, 01 Apr 2006 05:41:33 GMT

if you think you've seen it all on the internet, check this out...
and report back about your own fingerbutt.
Mines kinda smooth and sexy.

www.xenophilia.com/fingertrick1.htm

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#!@#! Olympics

tumbleweed — Sun, 19 Feb 2006 08:54:59 GMT

I wanted to watch Saturday Night Live!

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HELLO hello

tumbleweed — Sat, 21 Jan 2006 09:52:30 GMT

testing

one

two

three

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Becca joined bunion

tumbleweed — Sat, 14 Jan 2006 04:07:07 GMT

Why on earth anyone would join this tribe is beyond me, but welcome Becca. That is if you actually read this.
Hey Varuca, I wonder if she's heard of your tribe of Rebeccas.

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The ficticious Becca

tumbleweed — Tue, 17 Jan 2006 08:09:51 GMT

Since this Becca person will most likely never read any of this, I think it's safe to assume we can hypothesize as to the reason why Becca joined this tribe in the first place.
Either she was following one of the handsome men around in tribe, or one of the beautiful women.....
but possibly the poor woman has an actual bunion and was hoping to seek out medical advice.

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Happy happy bunions

tumbleweed — Sun, 08 Jan 2006 09:13:06 GMT

bunions to spurtards to bunions

I hope you're all well and having a great new year!

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will this tribe

tumbleweed — Wed, 28 Dec 2005 08:44:31 GMT

become lost for ever without its bunion?
will the spurtards find their way?
these and other questions will be answered
same channel
same station
another lifetime.......

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IT LIVES!!! :O

varuca — Fri, 09 Dec 2005 08:39:59 GMT

and I am it.

I may go back into hibernation any minute now, I bore easy.

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missing

alVacado — Sat, 26 Nov 2005 22:56:29 GMT

hello bb's,

hope you all had a good thanksgiving.

i decided not to go down to fresno and spend it with mom's cause they eat so freakin' early and i needed to be back on friday to take care of some household schtuff.

i spent it with a friend, lisa and her family. it was nice but i felt a little disappointed that there were no mashed potatoes. ya know how you just associate certain mandatories to your memories? well, mashed potatoes is on that list. you might as well not have a turkey. but i managed to still stuff myself with other starches, macaroni & cheese, baked beans, mac salad...and of course the goodies.

thinking to myself, that woulda been perfect if not for the potatoes, i drove home, tummy full and planning to get horizontal on my couch and make a potatoe of myself...i come home to a message from my friend eddie, asking where i was & to come over. so i get back in my car & drive back to san leandro and visit and they are just sitting down to dinner and tho i insist i can't eat even a bite, they insist that i at least taste and of course i do--and they DO have mashed potatoes, a MOUNTAIN of them and gravy. i felt like that dog on the wb cartoon*
http://www.earthstation1.com/WBCartoonFiles/WB_Wavs/wbgravy.wav

i even was forced to participate in a pumpkin pie taste off. just one bite each but i'm tellin' ya, by then i was about to burst.

SO!
now that the actual holiday for being thankful is past, what did you feel in want of, what was missing from your holiday?

oh yeah.
also, i missed not having yams with the marshmallow crust and walnuts, brown sugar dealio. candy posing as vegetables is always good.

*my search for this learnt' me that it was one of the cartoons that's been banned--damn, so many classics that kids today are not allowed to watch for fear they promote violence, emulation

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Favorite quote

tumbleweed — Sun, 16 Oct 2005 18:23:38 GMT

Woody Allen said

"I'm not afraid of dying, I just don't want to be there when it happens"

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please leave your

tumbleweed — Thu, 24 Nov 2005 08:01:00 GMT

most boring comment here.

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if you knew

tumbleweed — Thu, 29 Sep 2005 05:18:58 GMT

for sure, that the world was going to come to an end in 10 yrs., would you just go on with your life as usual, or would you make some major changes or what?

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dogboy

tumbleweed — Sun, 09 Oct 2005 09:14:29 GMT

now that he's back in town, I wonder if he'll visit the burning bunion?

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wanna see sumtin?

tumbleweed — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 03:41:36 GMT

artofmarkbryan.com

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bonsai kittens

tumbleweed — Sun, 04 Sep 2005 21:26:44 GMT

did anyone fall for that when it was going around, or was I the only one?

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I heart tumbleweed

varuca — Sat, 20 Aug 2005 07:00:54 GMT

She's such a doll in person. Even better than online, if that's possible.

So is Ruben!

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2 words

tumbleweed — Sun, 04 Sep 2005 02:27:05 GMT

natural disasters

global warming

I'm scared

New Orleans

God Bless

Unneccesary deaths

Evil government

fuck Bush

blood money

big ego

selfish fuck

one world

one love

help us

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describe your favorite

tumbleweed — Mon, 22 Aug 2005 08:30:36 GMT

underwear.
I'm just trying to stir up some trouble...

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who is Krissy, and what happened to Gem, and where's blow....

tumbleweed — Mon, 22 Aug 2005 08:28:18 GMT

what a funny little tribe this is...

I read Rubens'art of suduction' entry. He can get pretty fiesty!
Lets start a fight in here. It's too quiet...

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this mona lisa picture

tumbleweed — Fri, 29 Jul 2005 05:41:50 GMT

if you click on it in my photo album, it does something funny

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I hate TV

varuca — Tue, 09 Aug 2005 05:01:44 GMT

And I never watch it, but I just caught the end of that show "Two and a Half Men" and all I can say is...

Duckie is still hot.

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looking 4

tumbleweed — Wed, 03 Aug 2005 17:34:28 GMT

some obscure type pictures.

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Fish

tumbleweed — Thu, 07 Jul 2005 05:32:24 GMT

I just looked in the pisces tribe, which i havn't done in ages and I saw a topic for when's your birthday, and saw that Varuca, your birthday is the day before mine (mines 2-24) and Yuni is a pisces, and so is our favorite flirtatious stalker Rubin. Any other Pisces? Whens your birthday bunioneers?

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chirp chirp

richmondbeck — Sun, 24 Jul 2005 07:08:25 GMT

Damn it's been quiet in here!!!

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I won an art book!

varuca — Sun, 05 Jun 2005 08:18:59 GMT

Hey Tumbleweed, had to share with you--who else would give a shit besides us?

The last day of my Milton class was Friday and the professor made us play "Milton Jeopardy." I showed up late (as usual) and the class was divided into two. The two sides started arguing over which side I had to sit on. Unlike getting picked for sports in the 3rd grade, everybody actually WANTED me on their team. I told the people on the side who won me that I wasn't going to be much of a prize because I have been one lazy bitch and haven't done any of the reading. They said "yeah, right."

Whatever. I kicked everyone's ass. The professor had a slew of books to choose from as prizes and I got first pick. "A History of Italian Art in the 20th Century" was the book I scored, and it's so fucking cool. When I grabbed it, the professor said, "I knew she was going to pick that one!" Duh.

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wondered if any of you

richmondbeck — Thu, 14 Jul 2005 04:58:31 GMT

had seen this, and if you're able to view it now...let me know what you think.
My bro showed it to me while I was in KC. Secaf Seoul- Sand art done on an overhead projector...Beck

http://siteeric1705.free.fr/video/sandAnimation.wmv

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so how's the weather?

tumbleweed — Fri, 15 Jul 2005 07:42:10 GMT

Oh, let me tell you, it's been just beautiful out here in LA....

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Some Art....

orion — Sat, 09 Jul 2005 09:13:45 GMT

http://www.hauntedstudio.com/Gallery1.htm

I like his stuff...

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Ok, we have a problem here

tumbleweed — Sun, 26 Jun 2005 07:17:30 GMT

Someone has left the tribe. For a few days we had 9 members. Let me remind everyone, the only rule I have in letting you join this tribe, is that you are to never leave, NEVER!!
So who would like to be the one to go find the asshole who left, handcuff them, and bring them back into the tribe to be tortured till they join again?

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Fire cracker sounds

tumbleweed — Sat, 02 Jul 2005 08:31:04 GMT

***s*ssp**ppsss*sssllls*ssss*ssss***

**
l
l
l
l

(that is a lame picture of a sparker)

(sparklers)

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Would anybody like some ice cream?

tumbleweed — Sun, 19 Jun 2005 03:59:37 GMT

and I miss Mr Hankey...

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Pool, you joined Bunyion?

tumbleweed — Sun, 26 Jun 2005 08:24:28 GMT

Can we all come and jump in your hot tub together?

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Has anyone seen this?

tumbleweed — Sat, 04 Jun 2005 08:02:51 GMT

Orion turned me onto this and it's really cool!
postsecret.blogspot.com/

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I'm starting to feel the need for religion!!

orion — Fri, 10 Jun 2005 05:51:26 GMT

This truly cracks me up: http://www.cummingfirst.com/

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what I wanna know

tumbleweed — Thu, 16 Jun 2005 19:49:16 GMT

is what's with all these guys giving the finger on their profiles. Is that some sort of masculine communication among tribal men or what. They can't honestly think its a way to attract women, am I right?

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take your shoes off

tumbleweed — Thu, 16 Jun 2005 05:26:53 GMT

come on in and relax...
that's right...
now close your eyes and focus on your third eye...
that's right...

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Ed Ruscha

varuca — Sat, 11 Jun 2005 22:47:59 GMT

I love him. I adore him. He is an unusual artist who paints with media like grass juice and gunpowder. He mainly paints random signs with random words or phrases. Tumbleweed has made his "OK" painting the main image for the moment--one of my contributions to the album.

One of my favorite paintings of his is a sign that says, "Those of us who have double parked." He's so awesome.

For a graduation gift today my father gave me a large book of a collection of his works titled, "Cotton Puffs, Q-Tips, Smoke, and Mirrors: The Drawings of Ed Ruscha." I am a happy camper.

Somewhere on my network I have a picture that I took myself at the Oakland Museum of his painting, "Eye." It is done in oil, but it is painted to look like the word 'eye' has been written in mustard, pimento olives, and kidney beans. I will find it and upload it here.

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New Pictures!

tumbleweed — Fri, 03 Jun 2005 05:27:49 GMT

anyone have a picture they can post on here?Anything...anything at all....?

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You sure know how to decorate a room!

tumbleweed — Fri, 03 Jun 2005 09:04:29 GMT

Is there anything Varuca can't do?

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wondering

tumbleweed — Wed, 25 May 2005 07:18:16 GMT

What sort of work does everyone do?
I'll start...
I'm an artist, I teach oil painting, I make jewelry in an artists co-op, but the main job is working for a sculptor making manequins and hands, and her stuff, and oil painting on her stuff, and lots of stuff.

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Birth Control for Fucktards

tumbleweed — Sat, 28 May 2005 09:17:09 GMT

come on, give me the straight dope...

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birth control

tumbleweed — Sat, 28 May 2005 03:51:21 GMT

What do you think is the best form of birth contol out there these days? My daughter is using the Nuvo ring. I'm just checking around.

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Dick Pics

tumbleweed — Sat, 21 May 2005 02:26:38 GMT

Ever get an invite from someone and open up their profile and look at their pictures and all they have are pictures of their cock. and they have all the randiest tribes they belong to.

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imaginary friends

tumbleweed — Fri, 13 May 2005 22:15:35 GMT

so you think your friends on tribe are imaginary? I can see that. Everyone I've ever met on here, I've imagined to be a certain way, and I'm sure if I met them, they would be completely different. But I do feel emothion from them, and kindness, and caring. That part is real, no matter what they look like or sound like.

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Hi Shakalover!

tumbleweed — Mon, 16 May 2005 08:21:56 GMT

you have such an amazingly interesting and organized profile.
Welcome to Bunion, everyone!
Its weird, this really started off as a joke. A friend of mine was joking about how there's a tribe for everything on here. He said something about bunions so jokingly I started a Bunion tribe and invited him. Then his computor broke and he never even joined tribe. Then one day (am I boring you yet?) Dog found me and my tribe of 1, and joined it and built the hallway linking it to the temple. and 1 by 1 you all have come to visit.
The only thing is once you join, you are never able to leave. Did I have that sign up on the door?

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FRIENDS

DogZ0mbie — Sun, 15 May 2005 09:46:23 GMT

I love thet me friends can join ke for a little footfetish tak!!!! SAY hi to tumble!!!

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Bunion Tribe's topics - tribe.net

I was wondering

To all who are just noticing that they are now in a tribe called Nipples on Feet

better than Bunions...

what are you up to?

Big it up for bunions

More boring than D&U

A Christmas present

please tell me what you think the true storie is of....

blue glove

Well the tavern didn't go over too big...

bunions unite

cheap bastards

Bunion Bingo

Bunion Tavern

sheees baaaaaaaaaaaaack

I'm the moderator now.

some bunions just won't die

see? i'm not the only one that thinks so

He's Baaack .....

a dull scavenger hunt

got bunion?

sssshhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!

good grief!

*#!@#*! Olympics

HELLO hello

Becca joined bunion

The ficticious Becca

Happy happy bunions

will this tribe

IT LIVES!!! :O

missing

Favorite quote

please leave your

if you knew

dogboy

wanna see sumtin?

bonsai kittens

I heart tumbleweed

2 words

describe your favorite

who is Krissy, and what happened to Gem, and where's blow....

this mona lisa picture

I hate TV

looking 4

Fish

***chirp chirp***

I won an art book!

wondered if any of you

so how's the weather?

Some Art....

Ok, we have a problem here

Fire cracker sounds

Would anybody like some ice cream?

Pool, you joined Bunyion?

Has anyone seen this?

I'm starting to feel the need for religion!!

what I wanna know

take your shoes off

Ed Ruscha

New Pictures!

You sure know how to decorate a room!

wondering

Birth Control for Fucktards

birth control

Dick Pics

imaginary friends

Hi Shakalover!

FRIENDS

#!@#! Olympics

chirp chirp