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| Sybarite I prefer using the future semiconditionally modified subinverted plagal past subjunctive intentional tense. This is particularly useful when I'm getting shiatfaced while traveling through time to (possibly) become my own ancestor. |
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| brap Mine eyes are drinking in Dolores Albarracín. A+ prof. With a hubba hubba doctor for extra credit. |
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| Ennuipoet Sybarite: I prefer using the future semiconditionally modified subinverted plagal past subjunctive intentional tense. This is particularly useful when I'm getting shiatfaced while traveling through time to (possibly) become my own ancestor. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy skips lightly over this tangle of academic abstraction, pausing only to note that the term "Future Perfect" has been abandoned since it was discovered not to be. |
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| BKITU Never put salt in your eyes never put never put always put salt in your eyes! |
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| HatMadeOfAss
I've never heard of it referred to as "sick." I generally like to say I'm not going to lay in my vomit (or throw-up). Is this a regional thing? BTW, where I come from, getting pantsed and throwing up is a good sign you just properly executed the best Tuesday afternoon ever. |
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| red5ish Grammar as a cure all. We will be thinking of it next. |
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| fsbilly
HatMadeOfAss: I've never heard of it referred to as "sick." I generally like to say I'm not going to lay in my vomit (or throw-up). Is this a regional thing? BTW, where I come from, getting pantsed and throwing up is a good sign you just properly executed the best Tuesday afternoon ever. It's limeyese. |
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| shivashakti
HatMadeOfAss: I've never heard of it referred to as "sick." I generally like to say I'm not going to lay in my vomit (or throw-up). Is this a regional thing? BTW, where I come from, getting pantsed and throwing up is a good sign you just properly executed the best Tuesday afternoon ever. Calling puke or vomit "sick" is a British-ism. |
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| DVDave
shivashakti: HatMadeOfAss: I've never heard of it referred to as "sick." I generally like to say I'm not going to lay in my vomit (or throw-up). Is this a regional thing? BTW, where I come from, getting pantsed and throwing up is a good sign you just properly executed the best Tuesday afternoon ever. Calling puke or vomit "sick" is a British-ism. Good call, Mrs. Rowling. |
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| Karma Chameleon
I am going to trip balls. I am going to trip balls. I am going to trip balls. |
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| Balchinian
150+ binge-drinking female psych undergrads at one university in Spain? Why the hell didn't somebody tell me that 30 years ago, when I could have used that information for something worthwhile?? |
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| Precision Boobery
I didn't know Phoebe Cates was married to Martin Short. Huh. |
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| rev. dave
I know I has drink more water. Should drink more water when rum. Spiced rum with molasses flavor um is tasty. Raaaalph is my dead uncle... Strange that I mention his name when now drink. |
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| MethylTryp
National University for Distance Education. That's.... that's quite a credential. |
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