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[QUOTE="saintzombie"]my dad caught me 'baiting the day beforewe went on a6 hour road trip...pretty akward.FlaminDeath

What were you baiting? or is it a figure of speech I am not familiar with?

He was workin' da worm rofl.:lol:

lol ok ok I got it!

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[QUOTE="saintzombie"]my dad caught me 'baiting the day beforewe went on a6 hour road trip...pretty akward.Prodigy117

What were you baiting? or is it a figure of speech I am not familiar with?

He was workin' da worm rofl.:lol:

Ah, just what I thought. That really is an awkward situation but I think Dewey's (from the aforementioned blog) situation was much awkwarder!

my dad caught me 'baiting the day beforewe went on a6 hour road trip...pretty akward.saintzombie

What were you baiting? or is it a figure of speech I am not familiar with?

Since you guys enjoyed the previous time I posted a topic about this blog (which can be found here).I thought you might get a kick out of this new post from the same blog I mentioned before. This new post is absolutely hilarious! It is about the most awkward car ride ever between a son and his father. Again, there are no ads in the blog so check it out at http://deweymerman.blogspot.com

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did :P

P.S. I found the link to this blog on reddit.com. incase u were wandering :P

I really don't see why being fictional makes this blog "lame". I mean I couldn't care less to be honest. It's a funny story that *could* happen. Besides, most good fiction is inspired from experiences the authors had or heard about.

And besides the disclaimer was right there on the sidebar ... I saw it but didn't think it mattered to mention :P

Check it out in this blog I stumbled on to. There are no ads. http://deweymerman.blogspot.com

It is a hilarious story about a guy trying to brag about his new PSP, here is a snippet from the blog post:

"As soon as he arrived I took him to get the formalities of saying hello to my mom over and done with as quickly as I could. My mom chose this day, of all days, to start giving him advice on how to treat his parents, sisters, and how important school really is plus how important it is to respect women (she was watching Oprah earlier that day)..."

Check it out!