The Stoners Echo Chamber

I like the fruit that grows between ladies' legs and on their breasts.

 

So long as they stay in their pyjamas and I don't have to eat them... No complaints

Omg!
I like meeting people who understand this. Texture is definitely the driving force of my dislike. Especially bananas indeed.

 

Two hours to go. I'm cold : (

Just went in the ladies and watched a woman come out and leave without washing her hands. Goodness, lady. There are signs everywhere about remembering to wash your hands at the moment. In caffe Nero there's a sign telling me their staff have been instructed to wash their hands every fifteen minutes.

 

I never knew it was spelled this way elsewhere. I'm tempted to say Mandala Effect in regards to the show but I'm not sure that I ever really paid attention during the theme song.

 

It's caused me confusion too.
Pajamas is equally correct I think.
Probably one of those us/uk things.

 

I’ve got juicy fruit between my legs.

 

Clementines?

 

I have wondered about this. But no, I just stop responding.

 

Nah.

 

But then I used to just randomly go home without telling anyone when we were out drinking, when I was a late teen. So don't look to me for social normality.

 

For the ladies, I make a proper exit text.

For the buds, I do the Rue (stop responding)

 

Dr. Bonzai did that the last time we hung out. I kind of thought about that when he died, because I was feeling some type of way about it that night.

 

It used to really upset one friend in particular that I would do it.
But for some reason when I was drunk it felt like the only option.

 

The ole Irish Goodbye

 

I was chatting with some girl for awhile and he had a couple other friends there too, so I wasn't too upset but still, it was kinda weird.

 

Also GB, elaborate on "some kinda way" in this instance.

*mutters* kids today their open-to-interpretation slang and general vagueness..

 

Ah.

 

Nobody ever talks to me, so I don’t have to deal with it.

 

some type of way
A phrase meaning I'm unable to express the complexity of the emotion at the moment. Can be used seriously or in jest.

 

Kinda, type of..
Sane difference
But I hate not quoting accurately.