This Term For A Long Handled Gardening Tool

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This term for a long handled gardening tool can also mean an immoral pleasure seeker

Thread starter FelixDeCat
Start date Aug 4, 2009

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What is "Ken Jennings on Jeopardy"?

I've never really understood what is so immoral about seeking pleasure.

heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

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Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I agree. It looks like he was sweeping the show anyhow, so I guess it really didnt matter in the end.

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Originally posted by: Kadarin
I've never really understood what is so immoral about seeking pleasure.

You hedonistic pervert! With all your bacchanalia and debauchery! You, sir, disgust me! :|

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

A ho is a pleasure giver.

Originally posted by: her209

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

A ho is a pleasure giver.

Depends on the ho. Mine is a seeker.

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Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

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Originally posted by: jonnyGURU

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

After a few years of gardening, my hoe became dull. How do you sharpen a dull hoe?

: Oct 10, 1999

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Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: jonnyGURU

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

After a few years of gardening, my hoe became dull. How do you sharpen a dull hoe?

Crack

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: jonnyGURU

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

After a few years of gardening, my hoe became dull. How do you sharpen a dull hoe?

You don't. You get a new one.

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Originally posted by: sandorski

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: jonnyGURU

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

After a few years of gardening, my hoe became dull. How do you sharpen a dull hoe?

Crack

Isnt crack a stimulant? My hoe is dull not nappy and tired.

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: sandorski

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: jonnyGURU

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

After a few years of gardening, my hoe became dull. How do you sharpen a dull hoe?

Crack

Isnt crack a stimulant? My hoe is dull not nappy and tired.

OMG!
OMG!

RACIST!

this would never happen on wheel of fortune

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Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: sandorski

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: jonnyGURU

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

After a few years of gardening, my hoe became dull. How do you sharpen a dull hoe?

Crack

Isnt crack a stimulant? My hoe is dull not nappy and tired.

"Dull" is nappy and tired. Could try Meth for an added Boost though.

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: jonnyGURU

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

After a few years of gardening, my hoe became dull. How do you sharpen a dull hoe?

after years of use, you trade out and get a younger one.

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Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski

Originally posted by: FelixDeKat

Originally posted by: jonnyGURU

Originally posted by: spidey07
heh, I remember that. I was absolutely positive it was the correct answer and I still believe he should have gotten credit for it.

I initially thought that was a correct answer when I first saw it, but "hoe" and "ho" are spelled two different ways. "Rake" is always spelled "rake".

After a few years of gardening, my hoe became dull. How do you sharpen a dull hoe?

after years of use, you trade out and get a younger one.

Or, you send them to the Virgin Islands to get "re-bushed."

Originally posted by: joesmoke
this would never happen on wheel of fortune

People who annoy you:
N_GGERS

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"Ho? Dat's not a Ho. My sister's been a Ho for years and she don't look nuffin like at."

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