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Since when has that ever stopped anyone from posting here before? Totally Clay's fault.
You done that video yet? You should do a funny/dramatic voice as you read it. And use funny sound effects.
You done that video yet? You should do a funny/dramatic voice as you read it. And use funny sound effects.
This is my signature. My wasted space. My little corner. You can't have it. It's mine. I can write whatever I want. And I have!
- inflatable dalek
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I'll do it for money.
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I think Log has read excerpts from some of those books on Regular Features. Spoiler: anatomical correctness is not a major factor for the author.
I like bears.
Well, now they're going to sit there and wonder who searched for "Dinosaur Erotica" on their website.
On an unrelated note, the small one rolled off the bed this evening and managed to bash her chin open on the cement floor. Had to take her in and get her a couple of stitches... she surprised everyone by doing exactly what the doctor told her to do without crying, flinching, or generally making the doctor's job difficult. She's two and a half! I anticipated tears, struggling, all that. Nope. She took it better than her dad, who turned pale and had to sit down as soon as they started stitching (not a slight, it's hard to watch your kid get stitched up).
On an unrelated note, the small one rolled off the bed this evening and managed to bash her chin open on the cement floor. Had to take her in and get her a couple of stitches... she surprised everyone by doing exactly what the doctor told her to do without crying, flinching, or generally making the doctor's job difficult. She's two and a half! I anticipated tears, struggling, all that. Nope. She took it better than her dad, who turned pale and had to sit down as soon as they started stitching (not a slight, it's hard to watch your kid get stitched up).
This is my signature. My wasted space. My little corner. You can't have it. It's mine. I can write whatever I want. And I have!
Actually going into stores to do Christmas shopping makes me want to stab things. Juuuust... humans, humans everywhere.
I was praising the concept of eugenics by the time we got to the car, even though that would probably cancel me right out (offcolourjokingwithfamilycalmthe****down).
Goddamn.
I was praising the concept of eugenics by the time we got to the car, even though that would probably cancel me right out (offcolourjokingwithfamilycalmthe****down).
Goddamn.
This is my signature. My wasted space. My little corner. You can't have it. It's mine. I can write whatever I want. And I have!
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Being an adult is a confusing and horrific ordeal. There's so much paperwork and my job is insane. Dating, what even is that? Also vegetables keep going off before I even have chance to use them. I just want to sit in a nice pub that has comfy chairs and a fireplace. And does anyone know where my Horrible Histories mug went?
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A Chinese cartoon where the robots turn into blingwads!
A Chinese cartoon where the robots turn into blingwads!
My problem with some vegetables is that sometimes I don't want to use them because then they will be gone and I won't be able to use them. I have to make myself use them so that they don't go bad beforehand.
Whenever I play trains with my daughter, Henry always ends up hiding from the frigging rain in a tunnel somewhere.
Whenever I play trains with my daughter, Henry always ends up hiding from the frigging rain in a tunnel somewhere.
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Yeah, fully agree on the vegetables part.electro girl wrote:Being an adult is a confusing and horrific ordeal. There's so much paperwork and my job is insane. Dating, what even is that? Also vegetables keep going off before I even have chance to use them. I just want to sit in a nice pub that has comfy chairs and a fireplace. And does anyone know where my Horrible Histories mug went?
Some of them last for far more than what's on the packaging though. If it's not crumbly or mushy when you pick it up, you can still have it.
I've had onions which were almost a month after their expiry date and still survived
On the paperwork part, is that for the job or just "adult responsibilities"?
I am asking because aside from the initial paperwork needed to rent my flat and my job contract, I've been more or less paper-free for 2 years.
It's only daunting at first
Few stuff in the UK to trade/sell. Measly sales thread.
Way to ruin a fantastic nap, Nightmare. (napmare?)
Ripped out of REM sleep by threat of imminent dream-death, forgot to make supper. Greeeeat.
Edit: So I just told Hound about my napmare. Basically, normal summer day/sun shining/weather gets crappy/dark clouds/really mother****ing dark swirling clouds/watching for funnel clouds/HUGE MOTHER****ING F5 FORMING BESIDE HOUSE /crouch under mattress with baby in decidedly futile attempt to hide/wake up. Scary AF.
Tell Hound, he says "You know, you shouldn't hide from those tornadoes. You should stand up to them. If you hide, you're gonna be hiding your whole life..."
That ****er cracked me up.
Tornado video. Because they are scary but fascinating. Thankfully, I don't think we get bastards anywhere even near this big this far north. Except in dreams, apparently (****).
Ripped out of REM sleep by threat of imminent dream-death, forgot to make supper. Greeeeat.
Edit: So I just told Hound about my napmare. Basically, normal summer day/sun shining/weather gets crappy/dark clouds/really mother****ing dark swirling clouds/watching for funnel clouds/HUGE MOTHER****ING F5 FORMING BESIDE HOUSE /crouch under mattress with baby in decidedly futile attempt to hide/wake up. Scary AF.
Tell Hound, he says "You know, you shouldn't hide from those tornadoes. You should stand up to them. If you hide, you're gonna be hiding your whole life..."
That ****er cracked me up.
Tornado video. Because they are scary but fascinating. Thankfully, I don't think we get bastards anywhere even near this big this far north. Except in dreams, apparently (****).
This is my signature. My wasted space. My little corner. You can't have it. It's mine. I can write whatever I want. And I have!
2/3 of the posts in this thread are probably me. I'm aware it's ridiculous, but **** it.
According to https://www.what-dog.net, I'm a Poodle with my glasses off but a Dachshund with my glasses on.
https://www.what-dog.net/Images/FunMode/Poodle.png
https://www.what-dog.net/Images/FunMode/Dachshund.png
Yesssssss.
According to https://www.what-dog.net, I'm a Poodle with my glasses off but a Dachshund with my glasses on.
https://www.what-dog.net/Images/FunMode/Poodle.png
https://www.what-dog.net/Images/FunMode/Dachshund.png
Yesssssss.
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- Skyquake87
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My real ale name is fisher's smooth ferret dodger, according to some pointless internet meme.
I went to see Deadpool the other night. Its puerile nonsense, which if you're in the right frame of mind is pretty funny - there are some good gags, all of which break the fourth wall. Repeatedly. For most of the film. Not noted for its emancipated female roles either, which reduces women to sex objects or surly bad-asses. Probably does the character more favours than the litter of wretched comics the character has had over the years. Its a film aiming to be more kick ass than, well, Kick Ass, but falls a bit flat by giving Deadpool a cuddly moral centre and backstory that he wouldn't have to help us identify with his struggle or some other blah. Its a 15 certificate over here (swearing! boobs! Stan Lee!), which is pretty much the recommended age for this.
I went to see Deadpool the other night. Its puerile nonsense, which if you're in the right frame of mind is pretty funny - there are some good gags, all of which break the fourth wall. Repeatedly. For most of the film. Not noted for its emancipated female roles either, which reduces women to sex objects or surly bad-asses. Probably does the character more favours than the litter of wretched comics the character has had over the years. Its a film aiming to be more kick ass than, well, Kick Ass, but falls a bit flat by giving Deadpool a cuddly moral centre and backstory that he wouldn't have to help us identify with his struggle or some other blah. Its a 15 certificate over here (swearing! boobs! Stan Lee!), which is pretty much the recommended age for this.
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Oh, look at me typing things out on my new PC like some sort of technological God. Only took me an hour to log into skype, that's how good I am at this stuff.
Hello new person!
Hello new person!
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