Tu_triky wrote:
if cupid hits your ass.....buy a hemorrhoid donut
Tu, at times you remind of that Homo sub-sapien sitting in the White House - twisting words into twisted meanings for his own twisted intentions. :beatyou:
Tu, at times you remind of that Homo sub-sapien sitting in the White House - twisting words into twisted meanings for his own twisted intentions. :beatyou:
i'm not twisting anything around i'm just extracting source material for humorous endeavor.....i'm not disparaging your point....yes love does cause ppl to do things that are far from logical, tidy or prudent....or what ppl consider "normal."
my advice - don't be whipped.
perhaps, but don't compare my diction to that idiotic chicken sitting in the the egg-shaped Oval office......i don't think i've ever used phrases like "i'm the decider."
if he had a similar facility with alliteration and assonance at least he could be funny and instead of stupid...but then he doesn't even know what those words mean :shakehead:
Tu_triky wrote:
i'm not twisting anything around i'm just extracting source material for humorous endeavor.....i'm not disparaging your point....yes love does cause ppl to do things that are far from logical, tidy or prudent....or what ppl consider "normal."
I was referring to the 'cupid' remark and it's meant in jest. My apologies if you feel otherwise.
my advice - don't be whipped.
Not sure where that's coming from...
perhaps, but don't compare my diction to that idiotic chicken sitting in the the egg-shaped Oval office......i don't think i've ever used phrases like "i'm the decider."
Again it was meant in jest. My apologies for offending you. I certainly do not mean that you have the same mental constitution as that thing.
if he had a similar facility with alliteration and assonance at least he could be funny and instead of stupid...but then he doesn't even know what those words mean :shakehead:
Actually I have to look up those words too... :shamefulcry:
People do make a living out of his humour (look at all those books about that thing putting his foot in that hole he called a mouth), even if he did not intend to be funny.
Actually I have to look up those words too... :shamefulcry:
People do make a living out of his humour (look at all those books about that thing putting his foot in that hole he called a mouth), even if he did not intend to be funny.
NO WORRIES....i wasn't even a tad bit mad at all :D
com'on man i knew you were joking i was not offended at all!!!!!! :victory: :victory: :victory: i was just throwing out some sarcasm....... :beaten:
even if you didn't know those words my point was that some one of his stature who should have a command of the English language....doesn't!
Yale graduate, Gov. of Texas, President of the US.....he talks like a dork.
Edit: Sorry if you thought i was mad at you! i wasn't ^_^
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[image][/list:u] Did somebody say BEER? About 3 posts down, BMW Racer is going to say this post is in the wrong thread. How is it wrong? Aren't we talking about beer? [/list:u]
Love knows no reason or rhyme. Childhood friend or not if cupid's arrow hit your ass, you're in. There is no guarantee whether a relationship will work or not, regardless of the subject of your affection.
We all like to think we can maintain some friends for life. However in most cases friends come and go. I've known childhood friends becoming loving couples - I have an aunt who knew her husband from kindergarten - and lovers who broke up but become friends.
Go for it if it is what you feel. All life is an adventure that requires taking risks at times, and love is probably the biggest adventure of all.
Yes, I see your point. But I think lim_li was trying to avoid having that kind of relationship with her childhood friend and she did say she doesn't have feelings for him, that's why I said that. But I didn't say that just to make her feel better because that is what I really think about this kind of situation :sweat: I don't know, I guess I think this way because Cupid's arrow avoids hitting my ass for a long time :beaten:
:rofl: :rofl: @ the oversized can of Bi-ru... :rofl:
If they sold Buckfast (choice of bevvy for many Scots thugs) in that size, we'd have no problems here because the Neds would all be passed out before they could start any trouble....plus it would take the idiots forever to try to figure out how to move their "cans" to a secluded area for a drinking session... :rofl:
*edit...my husband just corrected me...he said Buckfast is a tonic wine, not beer. Oh well... :)