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replying on I don't rhyme enough, eh? by Niphredil
29 Oct 2005, 11:57 AM
Yes, but the women you get in college tend to have more teeth and are less likely to smell like a fry vat.
I never said trying not to be crazy would make an actually crazy person not crazy; I said it's a good idea to try, crazy or not.
Neither did I say a crazy person will think defecating is the most logical thing he does that day. Defecating WILL be the most logical thing he does; but he'll likely THINK pulling out his own teeth (or, for that matter, lying prostate and pleading for salvation) is the most logical thing. That's the part of crazy pretend-crazies don't get.
"freely" should be a noun form, I think.
"we'd" seems grammetically bad. Maybe "we"
Now, really, how can a crazy person become uncrazy by trying? Seems to me that someone so crazy that he thinks defecating is the most logical thing he has done today, (and maybe it is) should lie prostrate before God and plead for salvation.
Smarter, but I've given up looking.
X = (-2) ^ 1/2
Also if you put the cave in space (-0- gravity) the stalactites don't hang at all.
Hypothetical scenerio:
A section of cave is carved out and placed into a giant transparent globe with a giant chain attached to one side.
The roof and floor of the cave are flattened and cealed to prevent further formations on either. The walls are left alone.
Some spinning device begins to spin the chain and globe with it's modified cave inside very repidly. Eons pass and stalagmite and stalactite like formations appear on the walls while the ball and chain continue to spin.
Now my question is- How they hangin'?
This comment is blatant plagiarism and should be considered a flagrant offense to originality.
Just kidding I steal from dictionary.com all the time and of course you did use these (""). I just thought I'd try to use both words in a sentence correctly. Not sure I did, but I think I did.
Blatant tends to be intentional. ie. A blatant lie.
Flagrant tends to be obvious and usually a violation of some rule or law. ie. A flagrant foul.
(Notice an intentional foul is something different and could technically be called a blatant foul if the term were to be adopted.)
You won't likely find this distinction in a dictionary but it's about the easiest rule of thumb to go by. Both reflect you in a negative light. Like saying my symbols are obvious and bad and that's the way I intended them.
"broadband subterranean tunnels" perfect.
Do you prefer a man who's smarter than you or dumber than you?
Wow! And to think you could've dropped out of high school and still averaged the same amount of ass through your lifetime.
Of course one wonders if these men poled were hooked up to a lie detector or not.
I think women would rather be smarter than their men. Lets ask Dovina.
You will recieve, this Christmas, from Dovina:
A new set of Sawzall blades.
You will recieve ,this Christmas, from Zodiac:
A cat-o-nine tails, Some kind of fastening device-fuzzy velcro-, possibly just rope, and a ball gag.
FreeFormFixation
replying on brave new world still a bit timid by FreeFormFixation
29 Oct 2005, 3:00 AM
an experiment, my friend. never tried it before, feel guilty, never will do again.
I like it. I don't know why you switch hands.
PS-Nice self-voting. You must be basking in all your made-up greatness.
Anne Frank, with an E. Drop ever instance of 'each other' or 'one another'.