Vote Someone Off the Forums...?

haha do you think I could stand on a moutain top looking all proud with my cape blowing in the wind and the sun shinning down on me..haha with some adventure song playing in the background

 

*plays her trumpet*

 

you need to wear underwear on the outside of your pants too!

 

Hell yeah! With your foot on an overturned cripple in a wheelchair!

 

Hahaha Id have to wear a muscle suit cause these guns arent buffed yet i got stringbean arms

 

you could get the arms that you blow up with air!

 

I'll beat up anyone ya need... you just focus on the 'chucks and the outift.

 

Something tells me its Ann Richards.

Or maybe me... I dunno.

 

Can I be Bosley?

 

Nice try, but you need to learn to distinguish between something that's not proper usage and something that's "not a word".

"Ain't" certainly IS a word -- it's colloquial, or slang, but it's a word, and it has its legitimate uses. One employs it for dramatic effect, using something called "poetic license": deviation from fact, form or rule, by an artist or writer, for the sake of the effect gained. (That's the definition I memorized out of Webster's Dictionary.)

So stuff that in your self-righteous bong and smoke it.

-Jeffrey

 

Ann Richards looked HOT on King of the Hill last night at 11.....

Haven't a clue about what she's like other than her animated hotness.

anyway, who is this fellow Texan Lodui.....he doesn't respect me, and that hurts

 

you memorize the dictionary?

 

Wow you showed me

 

god damn, its bad enough I'm married to an editor, but now I have to hear about grammar and spelling while at work too......I didn't ask for this.


spelling nazi's are hereby sentenced to the forum concentration camp

 

Richards is pretty old now... like 70 or so... I dunno what she looked like when she was young.

Hey, there are like twenty million people here, I'm not taking responsibility for whos a jerk to who and whos elected to what.

 

a house painter stopped by Rembrants studio one day and told him his work was splotchy.

 

Just that word, and the word azure. ("The blue color of the clear sky.") Words that mean a lot to me. I remember deciding to memorize them during college.

That, and some poems by Dr. Seuss, Edgar Allen Poe, and Robert Frost. I know a few by each of those.

-Jeffrey

 

Well said, I totally agree with you. headymoechick you seem like one of the coolest people on here, your post do make sense.

 

Also told him if he used a bigger brush he'd get done quicker.

 

Ever see a bar fly?
They don't seem to age...*L*