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The phrase 'dead ringer' refers to someone who sits near Chuck Norris in a movie theater and forgets to turn their cell phone off.

Chuck Norris only lost one fight in his life. It was in the movie Enter the Dragon starring him and Bruce Lee. Although the fight scenes were staged and no blows ever really exchanged, sadly, Bruce Lee would later succumb to injuries received from Chuck Norris' fake roundhouse kicks, which are equally lethal.

and now you know the rest of the story.

Chuck Norris doesn't dial the wrong number, you pick up the wrong phone.

Fear of spiders is called arachnophobia, fear of tight spaces is called claustrophobia, and fear of Chuck Norris is just plain logic.

Once a cobra bit Chuck Norris' leg. After five days of excruciating pain, the cobra died.

jayinsat wrote:Chuck Norris only lost one fight in his life. It was in the movie Enter the Dragon starring him and Bruce Lee. Although the fight scenes were staged and no blows ever really exchanged, sadly, Bruce Lee would later succumb to injuries received from Chuck Norris' fake roundhouse kicks, which are equally lethal.

and now you know the rest of the story.

The Dos Equis guy calls Chuck for advice.

My two favorites:

Chuck Norris can slam a revolving door.

Chuck Norris once punched a man in his soul.

My two all time favorite Norrisisms:

When the Boogie Man goes to sleep at night, he checks his closet for Chuck Norris.

Ghosts sit around the campfire and tell Chuck Norris stories.

Just my .02,
LeonCarr

Some questions trespass the cosmic unknown.

Philosophers will always listen with dread fascination for the elusive sound of a majestic redwood, alone and unobserved in the forest, falling.

Some questions will always transcend uncertainty.

If Chuck Norris is alone in the woods, unobserved, and breaks wind, he is without doubt silent but deadly.

Wow, that was tasteless. Apologies, all.

treadlightly wrote:Some questions trespass the cosmic unknown.

Philosophers will always listen with dread fascination for the elusive sound of a majestic redwood, alone and unobserved in the forest, falling.

Some questions will always transcend uncertainty.

If Chuck Norris is alone in the woods, unobserved, and breaks wind, he is without doubt silent but deadly.

Wow, that was tasteless. Apologies, all.

We just might have to put you on double secret probation for that one.

Chuck Norris actually has more postings on this TexasCHLForum than TAM does.

The only people to have verified this are, of course, dead, because although we all know the pen to be mightier than the sword. Chuck Norris' keyboard is mightier than any concealed handgun.

Vol Texan wrote:Chuck Norris actually has more postings on this TexasCHLForum than TAM does.

Bravo. Very well played.

TexDotCom wrote:

Vol Texan wrote:Chuck Norris actually has more postings on this TexasCHLForum than TAM does.

Bravo. Very well played.

Ah, but only I can see his posts, and know what his post count is. Not even Charles Cotton knows, and I am sworn to secrecy. Code of the beards, and all that......

The Annoyed Man wrote:

TexDotCom wrote:

Vol Texan wrote:Chuck Norris actually has more postings on this TexasCHLForum than TAM does.

Bravo. Very well played.

Ah, but only I can see his posts, and know what his post count is. Not even Charles Cotton knows, and I am sworn to secrecy. Code of the beards, and all that......

Time to shift gears now that we've discovered Chuck Norris' literary equal...

I heard that once TAM was rushed to respond to a posting on the forum...and he only wrote 4300 words.
Charles removed the message, and told him that he needed to put some work into it.

TAM doesn't type...he just wills the words onto the keyboard.

TAM can't use an iPhone for posting. The glass would shatter after only three responses from the volume of letters being typed.

Vol Texan wrote:
Time to shift gears now that we've discovered Chuck Norris' literary equal...

I heard that once TAM was rushed to respond to a posting on the forum...and he only wrote 4300 words.
Charles removed the message, and told him that he needed to put some work into it.

TAM doesn't type...he just wills the words onto the keyboard.

TAM can't use an iPhone for posting. The glass would shatter after only three responses from the volume of letters being typed.

loktite wrote:

Vol Texan wrote:
Time to shift gears now that we've discovered Chuck Norris' literary equal...

I heard that once TAM was rushed to respond to a posting on the forum...and he only wrote 4300 words.
Charles removed the message, and told him that he needed to put some work into it.

TAM doesn't type...he just wills the words onto the keyboard.

TAM can't use an iPhone for posting. The glass would shatter after only three responses from the volume of letters being typed.