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With time, people will forget and things will return to normal.Originally Posted by Felix Leiter
Anyway, I'm proud of you!
You're proud of Foo?
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I should never have entered Esquire's BDRM contest.
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Anyway, I'm proud of you!
You're proud of Foo?
Bounder
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Mr Foo, You have my deepest respect. You got on TV and showed 'em all. As for your current situation, they'll never recognize you in these...Originally Posted by Man Of Lint
I saw what you did there. Very droll!
edinatlanta
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Is Foo able to start a non-epic threak?
WhateverYouLike
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Also, those shipping labels do not look like UPS. Roleplay fail?
I believe that shade of brown is also incorrect.
I believe that shade of brown is also incorrect.
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I do see a Parts Express box in the mix there, I love that store.
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If typing "jumper" was a "douche-y affectation," I would not have admitted that it is not a word I actually use (or ever would).Originally Posted by mafoofan
Unless, of course, you were the kind of person who reveled in throwing their douche-y affectations in the face of others, to wit:
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Unless, of course, you were the kind of person who reveled in throwing their douche-y affectations in the face of others, to wit:Originally Posted by Big A
Edit: I really just wanted to post a pictures of the OneShoetoRuleThemAll (TM). Now it's a party!
Haven't seen this pic in a while. It does have that 3D multi-layered/superimposed Photoshop look doesn't it...
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Alternatively, he could potentially headbutt them in the gut and call him a '*****' a la Jesse from Breaking Bad.Originally Posted by TRINI
Better a la Zidane
I can't tell if you're being serious or not.Originally Posted by TRINI
No idea what that was all about, but there's just so much going on in that post, that I'll refrain from commenting.
pretty entertaining either way isnt it?Originally Posted by Trompe le Monde
I certainly would not call it that.
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Why do her boots have straps and laces?Originally Posted by ohm
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Unless, of course, you were the kind of person who reveled in throwing their douche-y affectations in the face of others, to wit:Originally Posted by Big A
The essential distinction: I explained that "jumper" was an absent-minded mistake whereas I have never backed down from the OneShoe.
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