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Poll: "Take 'er easy" vs "Have a good one".

Whats it gonna be, "Take 'er easy" or "Have a good one"? 5 members have voted

  1. 1. "Take 'er easy" vs "Have a good one".

    • "Take 'er easy".
      14%
      1
    • "Have a good one".
      42%
      3
    • OP is a super stud.
      14%
      1
    • OP gets all the girlies.
      14%
      1
    • OP is a douche.
      14%
      1

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First of all, I never had a bad one.  Lets just get that out of the way. 

And why just a good "one"?  Whats with the stinginess? 

Why not have a good two?  Or three?  Have a good four even. 

A good one what?  The hell are they talking about?

 

"Take 'er easy" makes a ton more sense.  Just, take 'er easy, life's too stressful.  Damn right, thank you.  You do the same. 

Switch to Sanka, my friend....Quit overthinking this. 

 


 

Oh......and have a good one! :D

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"Keep America Great!"

11 hours ago, deerpark said:

First of all, I never had a bad one.  Lets just get that out of the way. 

 

 

I can Interpret that in so many ways....

"Take care" is what we say around here.  

Like, "Take care @Downtownv, and stay outa Bayonne."

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10 hours ago, Ray Ray said:

"Take care" is what we say around here.  

Like, "Take care @Downtownv, and stay outa Bayonne."

Thats even better. 

"Take care" over anything else, though "have a good one" might occasionally get used too, but likely in addition to "take care"

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On 3/7/2020 at 1:19 PM, JackDaWack said:

 

I can Interpret that in so many ways....

 

Forget about it. 

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