Hillbilly Willy - and UltimateCoupons.com

Well, here it is Sunday again and as Willy goes throught the Sunday paper the normal routine happens. "What is the normal routine" you ask Willy. Well, Willy is half way through the paper and the little wife asks for all of the coupons and flyers. This messes up Willy's routine. "Willy ain't through with the paper yet" Willy yells. Well as Willy ducks the looks that Willy gets from the little lady, Willy begins to dig for the coupons. But this time willy says "Let Willy show you about online coupons at http://www.ultimatecoupons.com " Well the little ladies ears perk up. Willy thinks she is real cute when her ears perk up.

Well, Willy cranks up the old internet on that wonderful computer and immediately types in the info for online coupons which is http://www.UltimateCoupons.com . You see Willy is real smart on that internet thing and knows ho to get to places like online coupons real quick.

Well as expected, the little lady squeals, because she is always amazed at how Willy can find things on that internet like online coupons so fast. Well that squeal get Willy going and Willy begans to tell her how he read that this UltimatCoupons.com was created in 1999 and it has helped online shoppers to save millions of dollars using coupone codes. Well, still astounded at Willy's knowledge the little women got even more excited to here how online coupons provides coupons for over 700 stores and services. Willy told the little lady how that they had online coupons for things like cltohing, sproting goods, vitamins, pet supplies, toys, jewelry, gardening, flowers and more. Willy told the little lady with excitement (cause using these coupons could save him money to use on fishing and hunting) how online coupons would have typical coupons like 10% off, 20% off $100, $10 off $50, free shipping, etc. Willy even showed the little lady how online coupons are used by entering the coupon codes in your shopping cart or during checkout on the internet. But not everyone is smart like Willy and understand where to get the codes necessary to get these discounts. That is where http://www.UltimateCoupons.com comes in handy. This is why Willy goes to online coupons . This saves Willy and the little lady lots of money.

And Willy wants you to know that even though this is a sponsored ad, Willy thinks that it is a good idea for everyone to know about online coupons .

10-4 Willy

Taco Chili with Mix

Recipe courtesy Paula Deen

Taco Chili Mix:
1 cup dried kidney beans
1/2 cup dried pinto beans
1 (1 1/4-ounce) package taco seasoning mix
1 (1-ounce) package buttermilk salad dressing mix
3 tablespoons dried minced onion
1 teaspoon chili powder
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
1 1/2 cups corn or tortilla chips

Taco Chili:
1 packet Taco Chili Mix
4 cups water
1 (11 3/4-ounce) can diced tomatoes and green chiles
1 (16-ounce) can tomato sauce
1 pound ground beef, cooked and drained

For the mix:
In a 1-quart wide mouth jar, layer kidney and pinto beans.
In a small bowl, combine taco seasoning mix, dried salad dressing mix, onion, chili powder, and cumin.
Wrap seasonings in plastic wrap or cellophane and place in jar.
Put chips in a bag and place in jar.
Decorate with ribbon or fabric.

For the chili:
Place beans in a large bowl, cover with water and soak 6 to 8 hours, or overnight.
Drain and add to a Dutch oven.
Add seasoning packet, water, diced tomatoes and green chiles, tomato sauce, and ground beef.
Heat to boiling, cover and reduce heat to low. Simmer for 2 hours, or until beans are tender.

Serve with corn or tortilla chips.

Great Recipe from Paula Deen

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Trouble for Dubya - at Deer Camp

Willy dont always agree - but here is what is being said.

Steak Night at the Deer Camp - A South Arkansas Message to George W.
by John R. Bomar

Hey George, I hate to have tell you this, son, but they’re talking bad about you out at the deer camp. That’s real bad. When you’ve lost the deer-camp-boys you’re in big trouble around here.

You see, these are the real good ol’ boys, the ones who make up the backbone in this part of the woods. They’re the ones who build the houses, sell the insurance, install the plumbing and fix your air conditioner when it goes on the blink. They’re just regular, hard working Joe’s trying to make life a little better and get ahead. And up to now they’ve done pretty good. Many of them own their own businesses and are members of the chamber and pay a lot of taxes – a lot of taxes. And a whole bunch of them read the papers and keep up with what’s going on in the world.

George, they’re a calling you a liar. Yep, they are. And if it’s one thing they don’t cotton to, it’s a liar, George. They know liars; they’ve had liars for employees and dealt with liars in trying to do businesses. “Cain’t’ trust a liar” just about sums it up around here, George.

Now, if you’re a known liar we’d give you a nod in passing, but we wouldn’t stop to talk. We’d try to be sociable enough if forced to be around you, but we’d leave as soon as possible. Out at the deer camp we’d mostly try and leave you out of the conversation, but if your name came up we’d all give each other that look that says; “yea, we know about dealin’ with him.”
That’s bad George. Real bad … real hard to get over around here, George.

I guess it’s partly cause we come from pioneer stock. Most of our people moved here from Tennessee and Alabama, and before that Georgia and the Carolinas and some from Virginia. We come from a long line of survivors, George. Only the survivors got this far. They survived by their wits and hard, honest work, with a little luck thrown in. Excuse’ me for saying so, but they also learnt’ real early how to separate the chicken salad from the chicken s****, George. They watched out for what people did rather than pay too much attention to what they said. Their Grandpas taught em’ that.

And, oh yea, these ol’ boys, they really don’t like being played for a fool when they’ve kindly given you the benefit of the doubt. On a scale of one to ten George, that’s a ten.
Yep, deer-camp-boys are proud of their roots and try and hold on to the old ways, as much as they can nowadays. They know the understanding and teachings of their Grannies come hard learned. They’re hardscrabble folk, George, and they judge a man by his handshake, the honesty in his eye and the sincerity in his voice. They’re nice enough when you first meet, that’s the way their Mama’s raised them, but they don’t really take you in till you’ve proved yourself. You know that puddin’ George, its proof tells the tale.

Well, guess that’s about it, friend. Just thought I’d pass this along in case you was interested. Cause when you lose the deer-camp-boys around here, George, there ain’t much left.

John R. BomarArkadelphia, Arkansas


10-4 Willy

Jiffy Lube Tradgedy

Willy says "Whose Wife is this?"

Mary Had a Little Lamb!

Wonderful Valentine's Day!

Someone ask Willy what he did on Valentine's Day. Well Willy had a great Valentine's Day! Cause you know that Willy is a Romantic guy. To start -Willy cooked a wonderful breakfast of toast and coffee for the little lady. (Much like he does a lot of mornings.) But Willy put a little twist to the breakfast! The toast was in the shape of a Valentine's Heart! How romantic is that.

Well then later on in the day, Willy picks up some flowers and personally delivers to the wonderful lady he is married to and picks her up some lunch since she is stuck at the office. Is that romantic or what.

Then for the afternoon, Willy's wonderful wife has had a little problem with her car and Willy sits at the service shop most of the afternoon getting it fixed. ?Romantic or not Romantic?

But all Willy can say about the day is that it was wonderful. Willy has a wonderful wife who has graciously and lovingly put up with him for over 28 years.

That is romance in the making.

This is a big 10-4 Willy

Valentine's Day

Willy says - Dont forget it!

10-4 Willy