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#1 Apr 01 2004 at 5:11 PM Rating: Good
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Where I demand that Smasharoo aplogize to me.

Go on, I'm waiting.







I'm still waiting!





10 to 1 odds says he responds with *** fully clenched. 5 to 1 odds says he explains why I'm not worth responding to. 20 to 1 odds says he uses bold print.

Edited, Thu Apr 1 17:09:59 2004 by Thundra
#2 Apr 02 2004 at 12:21 AM Rating: Good
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My patience is boundless and I am more than willing to wait for all eternity- or until my mom makes me go to bed, whichever comes first.
#3 Apr 02 2004 at 4:35 AM Rating: Good
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I think your sattelite's been blocked. I can't see anything but static where your avatar should be. ;) I've tried adjusting the rabbit ears, but it didn't work. Must be on your end.
#4 Apr 02 2004 at 7:45 AM Rating: Good
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Why an apology? Just for the hell of it? I demand Totem apologize to me for his board recipes. Too high in carbs.
#5 Apr 02 2004 at 10:21 AM Rating: Good
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Flea, I'm sorry for bringing sunshine into your life. It'll never happen again. I promise. You too, Thundra. Skeeter, you can go sit on a tack.

/sorrowfully goes to stand in the corner

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#6 Apr 02 2004 at 10:37 AM Rating: Good
Totem wrote:
Skeeter, you can go sit on a tack.


For the last time Totem, it doesn't matter what kind of euphemism you make up for it, I will not have **** sex with you.

Don't swing that way, plus I'm with Flea.

Another thing, if I ever were to change teams, you would so be the catcher in that relationship, *****.




#7 Apr 02 2004 at 11:01 AM Rating: Good
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What would you throw then, Skeet? Curveballs? Sliders? High and inside heat? I imagine "change-ups" are a given, though the rare knuckleball might be kinda exciting. Would you accept signs from me? If I sent you two fingers on the outside would you shake it off and ask for another? I just wanna know in advance...

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#8 Apr 02 2004 at 2:54 PM Rating: Good
[quot=Totem]What would you throw then, Skeet? Curveballs? Sliders? High and inside heat? I imagine "change-ups" are a given, though the rare knuckleball might be kinda exciting.[/quote]

No, it'd be a protein ball, I've been told that batters who go up against those find themselves in a sticky situation.

And there'd be no change-ups, more like a home run derby.


But I should cease with all of this talk, I don't want to get you all worked up over something that could never be.

Smiley: grin

#9 Apr 02 2004 at 10:46 PM Rating: Good
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Jesus hates it when you make me wait, Smash.

Make no mistake, I will continue to bump this thread until, well... until I lose interest, goddamit!
#10 Apr 02 2004 at 11:05 PM Rating: Default
what is smash apologizing for this time?
#11 Apr 02 2004 at 11:22 PM Rating: Good
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He hurt my feelings. Specifically, he called me a 'Disaffected Westerner'.

In the immortal words of The Rock, who was parroting Allakhazam, this will not stand.
#12 Apr 05 2004 at 3:19 AM Rating: Good
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My fury is mounting.
#13 Apr 05 2004 at 10:11 AM Rating: Default
I dont think hes gonna apologize.....
#14 Apr 05 2004 at 2:31 PM Rating: Good
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I suspect you are right, Katie.

I'm ready whenever you are, Smash.
#15 Apr 05 2004 at 2:38 PM Rating: Good
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So wait, is Smash the new Thundra, and Thundra the new KRSkeet?

Just askin' is all.

#16 Apr 05 2004 at 2:49 PM Rating: Good
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I'm not quite sure I understand, Flea.

Smash and I are practically identical twins, except that we differ greatly in one particular way- he's really really uptight. Apparently, when our folks were dolin' out chromosomes, he got the 'tight-***' gene, whereas I got the 'insecure attention-*****' gene. Aside from that, we really are indistinguishable. I cite our political views, religious views, philosophical beliefs, and our love of lying, as examples.

Are you implying that I'm exhibiting behavior consistent with the behaviour of 'Old KRSkeet' or 'New Skeet'? Certainly there are similarities, but I think it's a bit premature to come to any conclusions.

Feel free to clarify.

P.S. I can bump you up on 'My List' if you like. I'm thinking number 2 or 3.
#17 Apr 05 2004 at 3:18 PM Rating: Good
Lol, whoops, my Mozilla crashed so I posted under IE, I forgot to log on as me.

If I meant the "new skeet" I would have said Skeeter, and not KRSkeet.

Why do you ask questions that you know the answers to?

Oh, and feel free to stick her where ever you'd like on your list (just make sure that the number after her is ready and waiting, because I have a good feeling that she won't be showing up).
#18 Apr 05 2004 at 3:26 PM Rating: Good
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Why do you ask questions that you know the answers to?

Tsk tsk. You should know better than that, Skeet. Never end a sentence in a preposition!


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#19 Apr 05 2004 at 3:26 PM Rating: Good
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Post count buffer. Nothing to see here.

Edited, Mon Apr 5 16:46:03 2004 by TwiztidSamurai
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#20 Apr 05 2004 at 3:31 PM Rating: Good
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Actually, that sentence is fine, so long as the preposition has an appropriate subject to be related to within the sentence. Take, for instance, the sentence:

What was he complaining about?

About is the preposition, is at the end of the sentence and is grammatically sound.

Yay!

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#21 Apr 05 2004 at 4:07 PM Rating: Good
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I have a good feeling that she won't be showing up


Initially, I would have agreed. But then I got to thinking...

Habitually proffering serious responses to comments clearly made in jest is an indication of insecurity. I know about insecurity, I plagiarized the person that wrote the book.

Flea may find your insecurity endearing now, maybe even charming, but nothing lasts. Such is the nature of existence.

Ponder this Skeeter, for every 10 compliments you pay her, whether they revolve around the magnificence which is her *** or her winning personality, how many compliments does she pay you in return?

I would compare your relationship to that between a boy and his dog. Dogs, being the noble creature they are, are the only species on the planet which is capable of loving another creature (the boy, in this case) more than it loves itself. And the boy, though he might soak his mother's apron with tears after having found the dog's intestines strewn about the street, probably wouldn't think twice about replacing the mangy old mutt with a cute little puppy mere minutes after burying his faithful canine companion in his back yard; put to rest in an old VCR box, cold stiff corpse wrapped lovingly in a few oil-soaked rags.

I don't want you to take the above advice the wrong way. I just want to stress the importance of not playing in the street.

At the very least, you can take comfort in my calling you 'Noble'. So really, if you think about it, this was a compliment. Sure, it was only one compliment, but that's more than you've ever gotten from Miss Flea.

Flea, I think I can fit you in May 6th. Does that work for you? Please leave your clingy boy-toy at home.
#22 Apr 05 2004 at 5:49 PM Rating: Good
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^ A for effort. I'd say I appreciate the compliment, but it's not about me at all.

You really are interesting to watch, but I have a feeling you'd be a lousy lay.Smiley: oyvey



Edited, Mon Apr 5 18:48:51 2004 by Atomicflea
#23 Apr 05 2004 at 7:13 PM Rating: Good
Who in the hell wraps a dead dog with oily rags and places it in an old VCR box to bury it??

My Mother is quite the animal fanatic, and living next to a very busy road as a kid, she'd find dead animals all of the time and have me bury them whether the animal was ours or not. Not once do I remember wrapping the damn thing up in oily rags and placing it in an old VCR box to bury it, heck, who in the hell buys VCRs to even have an old VCR box? Let's say I decided to buy an out of date mechanism when I have a DVD player, what kind of VCR has a box big enough to place a dog into? I suppose if it were a taco-bell dog it might fit. Why do the rags have to be oily? Do people habitually spill oil and swab it up with rags? I used to work in an auto shop and when there was an oil spill, we'd put cat litter on it, let it soak up, then scrub it away. Unless you meant body oils, but in that case, I usually just take a shower, no need for rags to wipe that oil off, though, with your "list" so numerous, I can see how you wouldn't have time to shower in between disappointments.





Edited, Mon Apr 5 20:32:38 2004 by Skeeter
#24 Apr 05 2004 at 7:16 PM Rating: Good
Wait, was that post OK? Or am I supposed to make a thread and demand you apologize to me?

Just askin' is all.


Smiley: wink2
#25 Apr 06 2004 at 3:14 PM Rating: Good
Awww, come on Thundra! This was just starting to get fun.

I want to hear your reasoning for placing dead dogs in old VCR boxes after having wrapped them in oily rags before burying them.

Is that to keep dear old "Fluffy" from becoming over-run with worms?

#26 Apr 06 2004 at 7:06 PM Rating: Good
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Who in the hell wraps a dead dog with oily rags and places it in an old VCR box to bury it??


Well, if you must know...

The subject is performing the burial ceremony only for the sake of appearance. It's important for her to put on an air of bereavement, but she can't be bothered to do anything but a half-assed job of it, thus explaining why she grabs the oil-soaked rags and the VCR box; items which were probably the first things she found whilst rummaging through the garage for instruments of interment. The box is a poor substitute for a casket, and the oily-rags are used in lieu of, perhaps, the dog's favorite 'blanky'. I thought there was a certain contrast between the illusion of grieving the ceremony was intended to project and the wooden indifference the bereaved is actually feeling.

In short, the box and the rags are there to help reinforce the idea that the entire ritual is a farce, that she really just doesn't give a damn.





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