Leave your warm wishes for me here. The funnier the better. Hmm maybe we should turn this into a contest...the funniest comment gets what? A picture of my bum maybe? I'll have to think on this one...

Oh and I got tattooed again last night, only 2 more sessions! Now keep an open mind, there is still going to be a blue background and the flowers aren't colored in yet. But what a difference from the original design!


BEFORE:



IN PROGRESS:

happy birthday, Sweetie!!

For my fellow fish!



Happy birthday baby!

unite!!!!! Happy b-day!

HELL YES!!!!! one week til mine!

Dude! Have a good one!

abierman said:

11 more till mine

PISCES IN THE HOUSE!
[Edited 3/6/06 11:11am]

Happy birthday, CarrieLee!!

Happy Birthday, you public-unrinating-punk-rock-tattoo'd-hottie!

May you have as many more birthdays as it takes to draw all over the rest of your fine ass self!

Slave2daGroove said:

Best comment yet!


Thanks everyone! It's been a rough couple of weeks but I'm getting back to my crazy normal self. That's a warning if you missed it

trying really hard to think of something extremely funny, so he can get a picture of carrie's bum!

















i give up!

lmao! yeah the peeing picture!
had forgotten that one

happy birthday carrie
may the tattoo act as a kind of voodoo doll except
i hope he feels every jab of the needle on his nutsack!

Congrats

another pisces


btw don't ever consider taking this tattoo

Happy Birthday, sweetie!!!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!




(sorry, I can't be funny or witty or anything...I am slowly recovering from a bender. Real slowly.)

endorphin74 said:

Take your vitamins!!!!!

oh and happy birthday, Carrie!

Have one on me, Carrie!

HamsterHuey said:

Literally?

Happy Birthday!

Your birthday in history....

Events

March 6

1646 - We go waaaay back in time to when Joseph Jenkes of Massachusetts received the first machine patent. Trouble was, though he had patent in hand, he didn’t quite have a clue as to just what machine he patented, since there were no machines back then. His supposed reply to getting the patent, anyway, was, “Hey! Thanks!”

1808 - The first college orchestra was founded -- at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA. So, strike up the band today!

1926 - And now, camel news: On this day, in Tunis, Africa, the lead camel in a race was clocked at an amazing 12 minutes over the 3-1/8 mile course, an average of 3 minutes, 40 seconds a mile. Talk about gettin’ off the hump, huh?

1941 - Les Hite and his orchestra recorded The World is Waiting for the Sunrise on Bluebird Records. The instrumental became Hite’s most popular work. A decade later, Les Paul and Mary Ford added a vocal to the tune, making it one of their biggest-selling hit songs.

1947 - The USS The Newport News was launched from a shipbuilding yard at Newport News, VA. It was the first air-conditioned naval ship.

1948 - Ralph Edwards created a quiz on radio’s Truth or Consequences called The Walking Man. After ten weeks of guesses by contestants playing the game, it was finally revealed that Jack Benny was The Walking Man.

1962 - Frank Sinatra recorded his final session for Capitol Records in Hollywood. Sinatra had been recording for his own record label, Reprise, for two years. His final side on Capitol was I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues, with Skip Martin’s orchestra.

1964 - Tom O’Hara ran the mile in 3 minutes, 56.4 seconds, setting a world indoor record in Chicago, IL. And he still didn’t beat that speedy dromedary.

1972 - The ‘Golden Bear’, Jack Nicklaus, passed Arnold Palmer as golf’s all-time, money winner. Nicklaus captured the Doral Eastern Open golf tournament to run his career earnings up to $1,477,200.

1976 - The Waylon & Willie (Jennings and Nelson) song, Good Hearted Woman, started the last of three weeks at the top of the country music charts. Waylon and Willie wrote the song in 1969 during a poker game in Ft. Worth, TX. According to Jennings, “I’d been reading an ad for Ike and Tina Turner and it said, ‘Tina Turner singing songs about good-hearted women loving good-timing men.’ I thought, ‘What a great country song title that is!’” He was mighty correct, y’all.

1981 - Walter Cronkite, the dean of American television newscasters, said “And that’s the way it is” for the final time, as he closed the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite. An audience estimated at 17,000,000 viewers saw ‘the most trusted man in America’ sign-off. Cronkite retired after more than 30 years in broadcasting. He was replaced by Dan Rather at the anchor desk.

1982 - The most points scored by two teams in the National Basketball Association made history. San Antonio beat Milwaukee 171-166 in three overtime periods to set the mark.

1983 - The United States Football League began its first season of pro football competition. Fans didn’t support the new spring league opposition to the National Football League and, as a result, team names such as the Bandits, Breakers, Blitz, Invaders and Wranglers were relatively short-lived. The league was forced to fold amid controversy, low fan acceptance and lower television ratings. It was not long before players began to scramble for spots in the NFL. The USFL lasted two seasons.

1985 - Yul Brynner played his famous role as the king in The King and I in his 4,500th performance in the musical. The actor, age 64, opened the successful production on Broadway in 1951.



Other Birthdays of Lesser Import

March 6

1475 - Michelangelo (de Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni)
Renaissance artist: Sistine Chapel ceiling; sculptor: David; architect: St. Peter’s [Rome]; died Feb 18, 1564

1619 - Cyrano De Bergerac
French soldier, author: The States and Empires of the Sun; subject of famous play whose title bears his name; died July 28, 1655

1806 - Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Moulton)
poet: Sonnets from the Portuguese - “How do I Love Thee? Let Me Count the Ways.”; Robert Browning’s wife; died June 29, 1861

1885 - Ring Lardner
sports reporter, humorist, writer: Alibi Ike, You Know Me Al, Elmer the Great, June Moon; died Sep 25, 1933

1905 - Bob Wills
fiddler, composer, bandleader: Light Crust Doughboys, Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys: San Antonio Rose; inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame [Early Influence category: Mar 15, 1999]; died May 13, 1975

1906 - Lou Costello (Louis Francis Cristillo)
comedian, actor [Abbott & Costello]: Who’s on First?; died Mar 3, 1959

1923 - Ed McMahon
radio/TV announcer, pitchman: The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson, Star Search, The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, Budweiser spots, TV’s Most Hilarious Bloopers

1925 - Wes (John Leslie) Montgomery
jazz composer, musician: guitar: Windy, Goin’ Out of My Head, Wes’ Tune, Sunny; albums: The Wes Montgomery Trio, The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery, The Montgomery Brothers [w/his brothers Buddy and Monk; died June 15, 1968

1926 - Alan Greenspan
economist: chairperson: U.S. Federal Reserve Board

1927 - (Leroy) Gordon Cooper
U.S. astronaut: one of original seven Mercury astronauts [orbited earth 22 times aboard Faith 7 (Mercury 9): May 15, 1963]; flew on Gemini 5 [1965], set flight record of 190 hours, 55 minutes, orbiting the earth 120 times; died Oct 4, 2004

1928 - Gabriel Garcia-Marquez
author: A Hundred Years of Solitude, Love in the Time of Cholera

1937 - Valentina Tereshkova-Nikolaeva
Russian cosmonaut

1939 - Cookie (Octavio Victor Rivas) Rojas
baseball: Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies [all-star: 1965], KC Royals [all-star: 1971-1974], SL Cardinals

1941 - Willie (Wilver Dornel) Stargell
Baseball Hall-of-Famer: Pittsburgh Pirates [all-star: 1964-1966, 1971-1973, 1978/World Series: 1971, 1979: MVP/Baseball Writer’s Award: 1979/AP Male Athlete of the Year: 1979]; 475 career homers: lead N.L. twice [48: 1971, 44: 1973]; drove in 1,540 runs, scored 1,195, 2,232 hits, lifetime batting average of .282

1942 - Ben Murphy
actor: The Winds of War, The Chisholms, Time Walker, Alias Smith and Jones, Yours, Mine and Ours

1944 - Dave Gilmour
singer, musician: group: Pink Floyd: Atom Heart Mother, Echoes, LP: The Dark Side of the Moon

1944 - Mary Wilson
singer: group: The Supremes: Where Did Our Love Go, Baby Love, Come See About Me, Stop! In the Name of Love, Back in My Arms Again, I Hear a Symphony, Nothing But Heartaches, You Can’t Hurry Love, You Keep Me Hanging On, My World is Empty Without You

1945 - Hugh Grundy
musician: drums: group: The Zombies: She’s Not There, You Make Me Feel Good, Tell Her No, She’s Coming Home, I Want You Back Again, Time of the Seasons

1945 - Bob Trumpy
football: Cincinnati; broadcaster

1947 - Kiki Dee (Pauline Matthews)
singer: Don’t Go Breaking My Heart, Amoureuse, [You Don’t Know] How Glad I Am, Star

1947 - Dick Fosbury
Olympic Gold Medalist and record holder: high jump [7’, 4 1/4", 1968]; National Track & Field Hall of Famer: 1st to break 7’ indoors; invented the Fosbury Flop high jump technique

1947 - Rob Reiner
Emmy Award-winning Best Supporting Actor/Comedy Series: All In the Family [1973-74, 1977-78], Postcards from the Edge, Sleepless in Seattle; director: When Harry Met Sally, This is Spinal Tap, The Princess Bride, A Few Good Men; Carl’s son

1959 - Tom Arnold
actor: Roseanne, The Jackie Thomas Show, Tom, True Lies

1972 - Shaquille O’Neal
basketball: Orlando Magic: NBA Rookie of the Year [1993]; LA Lakers


Chart Toppers

March 6
1945Accentuate the Positive - Johnny Mercer
I Dream of You - The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra (vocal: Freddy Stewart)
A Little on the Lonely Side - The Frankie Carle Orchestra (vocal: Paul
Allen)
I’m Losing My Mind Over You - Al Dexter
1953Till I Waltz Again with You - Teresa Brewer
Don’t Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes - Perry Como
Keep It a Secret - Jo Stafford
Kaw-Liga - Hank Williams

1961Pony Time - Chubby Checker
Surrender - Elvis Presley
Wheels - The String-A-Longs
Don’t Worry - Marty Robbins

1969Everyday People - Sly & The Family Stone
Proud Mary - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Baby, Baby Don’t Cry - Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
To Make Love Sweeter for You - Jerry Lee Lewis

1977Love Theme from "A Star is Born" (Evergreen) - Barbra Streisand
Fly like an Eagle - Steve Miller
I Like Dreamin’ - Kenny Nolan
Heart Healer - Mel Tillis

1985Careless Whisper - Wham! featuring George Michael
Can’t Fight This Feeling - REO Speedwagon
California Girls - David Lee Roth
Baby Bye Bye - Gary Morris

Have a great one Carrie!!!! Don't get so drunk that you take all your clothes off and make out with your hot female friends. If you absolutely must, please make sure that you have a photographer nearby to document it. Send the pix to me, as I will want to study them for a scientific investigation I'm doing into the effects of public intoxication.


Hope you have fun!!!

CarrieLee said:

Who can come up with a funny comment when you've just posted a brain-melting picture like that? Not fair.

Anyway, have a great birthday! We're keeping our fingers crossed that your bum will drop by on a picture thread one day anyway.

JediMaster said:

There will be many photos, and most of them I imagine will be too racy to post. My friends are worse than me, if that gives you some insight on the matter.

Happy Birthday Carrie!!!

Why is it that whenever you post a pic, I feel the need to rub one out?!?!?

jerseykrs said:

Keep it up Jersey! You have NO idea what you are in for in a month!

BobGeorge67 said:

Happy birfday, dahlink...

Hey Byron, wanna see my ass? AHAHAHAHAHAH I love it!!