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Is it me, or is this happening more and more lately?


Weary = tired, exhausted

WARY = cautious, unsettled

This thread makes me weary.

Watch out, when you're too weary to be wary you get worried.

I used BML once or twice to order flowers online for mother's day, etc. before I had a credit card. I paid it off right away so I don't really have much of an opinion other than that it was convenient at the time and worked for me.

Edited, Jun 25th 2012 1:43pm by Spoonless

Hey I just rated you down.
And this is crazy
But heres a knife
So kill that chick who wrote the song, later.

Between you and the PnP RP boards I've been hanging out at, I'm not ever gonna get that song out of my head, am I?

I raise you one surname.

Yeah, think I will just save up for it. I got the money, but was going toward vacation. Still got time to put money away, but I just hate using it.

And to you wary people. I blame it on a 10 hour overnight shift. lol :P

Once, way out on the water, three men of differing origins worked to stay afloat in their wooden wherry. Wallace Werry, the man at the back, noticed the man in the front, a Welsh fellow, appeared to be quite winded, and so Wallace grew even more wary of their predicament. Winston, the winded man, had earlier discovered their third shipmate, a weird man from an Asian country he was not familiar with, had become weary and taken his place at the front of the boat, however, now he was feeling winded, and wanted to trade places. The worrisome atmosphere grew even more tense as waves, carried by a suddenly whipping wind, began to rock the boat a great deal. Wallace and Winston did their best to balance the wherry, waiting for the foreign man to rouse from his weary state, however when he finally woke, he sat up and noticed what Winston and Wallace had not. He was only able to mutter a soft "wariwari..." before the wicked white whale completely surfaced, heading towards the wherry. Winston wet himself as he saw the whale, and Wallace let out a weak groan, but before any of the men could act further, the Whale's maw flew open, and the weary men's wherry was capsized by a worrisome noise. The moral of this story? Be wary of the wubwubwhale.