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by Ionian Knights » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:45 pm


by Hathradic States » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:45 pm
Vareiln wrote:What the fuck is with this rating nonsense?

by Blekksprutia » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:46 pm

by Ethel mermania » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:46 pm

by QUILTBAG Mafia » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:46 pm

by Jetan » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:46 pm

by Gallade » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:47 pm

by Stattr » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:47 pm
Pasong Tirad wrote:Heresy. The earth is flat. It's evening everywhere. Stattr needs to be guillotined.
Hlad:And after that?
Ethel: She is moving in with you, you will equip a throne room for her, and bring her rose petals everyday. You shall dress in a french maid's outfit, and only speak english with a bad french accent.

by QUILTBAG Mafia » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:47 pm

by Blekksprutia » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:47 pm
Jetan wrote:How small bits do you guys count when list your ancestors? Being European the huge lists most americans seem to give has always kinda confused me.

by Hathradic States » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:47 pm
Jetan wrote:How small bits do you guys count when you list your ancestors? Being European the huge lists most americans seem to give have always kinda confused me.

by Thafoo » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:47 pm

by Stattr » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:47 pm
Pasong Tirad wrote:Heresy. The earth is flat. It's evening everywhere. Stattr needs to be guillotined.
Hlad:And after that?
Ethel: She is moving in with you, you will equip a throne room for her, and bring her rose petals everyday. You shall dress in a french maid's outfit, and only speak english with a bad french accent.

by Blekksprutia » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:48 pm

by 3 State Alliance » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:48 pm

by Hathradic States » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:48 pm

by Gallade » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:48 pm
Jetan wrote:How small bits do you guys count when you list your ancestors? Being European the huge lists most americans seem to give have always kinda confused me.

by Blekksprutia » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:48 pm
Thafoo wrote:The reason I wasn't at my waiting job last Tuesday is because my bed was just too darn comfy but an hour later after my bed's temperature could be comparable to that of the surface of Venus, I got up and took a shower but as I exited a random bee came up and stung me on the thigh causing me to hop around madly before going headfirst into the door. I woke up an undetermined time later before getting up in a dazed manner and then realizing that one: my landlord would be less than happy to find that there was now a sizable hole in the door, and two: I had a considerable gash in my head which was bleeding something awful. I walked to my Prius before realizing that I had left the keys inside the house. I borrowed a ladder from my elderly neighbor's share shed without asking because I know that I would have done the same for her and I climbed up to my third storey apartment and breaking the window before realizing that once again my landlord does not appreciate broken windows and doors. I assured myself that the landlord might agree that it aired the place out considerably and was, rather than a broken window, a feature in the apartment that future renters would appreciate greatly, even though I was not entirely sure if he would share this opinion of mine.
I drove for a short distance the direction of my job before realizing that I was going the opposite direction for reasons I can only guess and that I saw police lights back at the apartment. Apparently the police do not think highly of holes in widows either and they were alerted of a break-in. After explaining it to the cops he pointed to my head and said, "There's a gash on your head." I was, of course, totally unaware of the 2-inch bleeding hellfire on the top of my head and I thanked him for this before continuing my drive to work, before realizing that I was once again going the wrong direction, but this time because Garmin seems to think it funny to send the on the I-35 interstate to Des Moines and back on I-29 to get to the French Restaurant that is only 11 blocks down from my apartment. Realizing that I had already traveled to St. Joseph and I was so whacked-out from anemia and that I most likely should see a doctor, I instead traveled to the Red Lobster in the area but instead ended up waiting in a 45-minute queue as the sun set. 20 minutes in I fainted on top of a poor little eight-year-old. Upon waking up I was shouted at by the portly parents of the toddler, but after reassuring them that eight-year-olds get nosebleeds all the time and it was most likely caused by a coincidence and not my left elbow, I was rushed into an ambulance despite my claims that I was okay, until they finally let me out at the I-35/I-70 junction which was a considerable distance from my apartment.
I got home several hours before my journey started before discovering that it had rained and then, due to some strange Kansas weather phenomena, had frozen in the middle of summer. And all over my apartment floor. Ignoring this, I collapsed in the middle of my waterlogged floor while listening to my boss's nineteen messages asking me why I wasn't at work that day.

by Thafoo » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:49 pm
Blekksprutia wrote:Thafoo wrote:The reason I wasn't at my waiting job last Tuesday is because my bed was just too darn comfy but an hour later after my bed's temperature could be comparable to that of the surface of Venus, I got up and took a shower but as I exited a random bee came up and stung me on the thigh causing me to hop around madly before going headfirst into the door. I woke up an undetermined time later before getting up in a dazed manner and then realizing that one: my landlord would be less than happy to find that there was now a sizable hole in the door, and two: I had a considerable gash in my head which was bleeding something awful. I walked to my Prius before realizing that I had left the keys inside the house. I borrowed a ladder from my elderly neighbor's share shed without asking because I know that I would have done the same for her and I climbed up to my third storey apartment and breaking the window before realizing that once again my landlord does not appreciate broken windows and doors. I assured myself that the landlord might agree that it aired the place out considerably and was, rather than a broken window, a feature in the apartment that future renters would appreciate greatly, even though I was not entirely sure if he would share this opinion of mine.
I drove for a short distance the direction of my job before realizing that I was going the opposite direction for reasons I can only guess and that I saw police lights back at the apartment. Apparently the police do not think highly of holes in widows either and they were alerted of a break-in. After explaining it to the cops he pointed to my head and said, "There's a gash on your head." I was, of course, totally unaware of the 2-inch bleeding hellfire on the top of my head and I thanked him for this before continuing my drive to work, before realizing that I was once again going the wrong direction, but this time because Garmin seems to think it funny to send the on the I-35 interstate to Des Moines and back on I-29 to get to the French Restaurant that is only 11 blocks down from my apartment. Realizing that I had already traveled to St. Joseph and I was so whacked-out from anemia and that I most likely should see a doctor, I instead traveled to the Red Lobster in the area but instead ended up waiting in a 45-minute queue as the sun set. 20 minutes in I fainted on top of a poor little eight-year-old. Upon waking up I was shouted at by the portly parents of the toddler, but after reassuring them that eight-year-olds get nosebleeds all the time and it was most likely caused by a coincidence and not my left elbow, I was rushed into an ambulance despite my claims that I was okay, until they finally let me out at the I-35/I-70 junction which was a considerable distance from my apartment.
I got home several hours before my journey started before discovering that it had rained and then, due to some strange Kansas weather phenomena, had frozen in the middle of summer. And all over my apartment floor. Ignoring this, I collapsed in the middle of my waterlogged floor while listening to my boss's nineteen messages asking me why I wasn't at work that day.
Go back to bed.

by QUILTBAG Mafia » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:49 pm
Jetan wrote:How small bits do you guys count when you list your ancestors? Being European the huge lists most americans seem to give have always kinda confused me.

by Blekksprutia » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:49 pm

by 3 State Alliance » Mon Jun 03, 2013 2:49 pm
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