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Author Topic: The Ignorance of Commoners Reaches New Heights  (Read 7978 times)
Maj. Clive Hathaway
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« Reply #225 on: November 27, 2009, 04:42:44 pm »

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    Quote from: Capt. Dirigible on November 26, 2009, 03:47:15 PM
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standing by the stage swilling scotch in my waistcoat and derby

Does this club not supply you with  glasses, then?


 Now that's funny. 

Well... when one has the appetite for scotch that i do, they fill my pockets and hat in order to better accomodate me.
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Lucius Voltaic
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I need a cup of the brown stuff, shade of an acorn

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« Reply #226 on: November 27, 2009, 05:31:48 pm »

Can't say I use those words all the time but:
You twit, wet pepperwort in perpetuity? Yew tree in tyre, we type or write. "Wetter we quitter," proprietor ripped.
(just having fun, no offense intended at all. Just my twisted sense of humor.)

Offense? How could I take offense at something with no meaning? I find your lack of offense offending!  Angry

Grin Grin Grin

A little girl, no older than six years of age, walked hand in hand with her mother. They approached us on the same path, walking in the opposite direction. From the moment we were visible, the mother made it a point to look at anything but us. The little girl, however, stared in awe and couldn't look away. Our paths crossed. Not two steps passed us, we heard the little girl say, "Mommy, look! Angels!"

Every time someone heckles me about my appearance, I think back on that little girl, and it gives me the strength to keep going.

Wow--that's quite a story. I sincerely hope that the girl was able to keep her first impression of you two and was not indoctrinated out of it by her mother ("No, dear, those aren't angels, those are deviants! They've never done an honest day's closed-minded paranoia in their life--they probably eat little children and maybe even read poetry! You had better stay far away from them!")

you and your girlfiend

o.O
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RoseOak
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« Reply #227 on: November 27, 2009, 06:20:32 pm »


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you and your girlfiend
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o.O

what?
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Special_kaye
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« Reply #228 on: November 28, 2009, 03:10:42 am »


Offense? How could I take offense at something with no meaning? I find your lack of offense offending!  Angry


I do so apologize. I shall try much harder to offend next time. (low bow with sweeping gesture of my imaginary top hat)
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Lucius Voltaic
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I need a cup of the brown stuff, shade of an acorn

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« Reply #229 on: November 28, 2009, 09:48:21 am »

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you and your girlfiend
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o.O

what?

Look closer.

I do so apologize. I shall try much harder to offend next time. (low bow with sweeping gesture of my imaginary top hat)

Well, I am slightly offended at your top hat being imaginary, so I forgive you.
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Special_kaye
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« Reply #230 on: November 28, 2009, 01:37:31 pm »


Well, I am slightly offended at your top hat being imaginary, so I forgive you.

Thank you for being offended.
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Lucius Voltaic
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I need a cup of the brown stuff, shade of an acorn

LuciusVoltaic
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« Reply #231 on: November 29, 2009, 05:33:15 am »

Can't say I use those words all the time but:
You twit, wet pepperwort in perpetuity? Yew tree in tyre, we type or write. "Wetter we quitter," proprietor ripped.
(just having fun, no offense intended at all. Just my twisted sense of humor.)


Offense? How could I take offense at something with no meaning? I find your lack of offense offending!  Angry


I do so apologize. I shall try much harder to offend next time. (low bow with sweeping gesture of my imaginary top hat)


Well, I am slightly offended at your top hat being imaginary, so I forgive you.


Thank you for being offended.




MY BRAIN HURTS
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Special_kaye
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« Reply #232 on: November 29, 2009, 05:45:40 am »

Can't say I use those words all the time but:
You twit, wet pepperwort in perpetuity? Yew tree in tyre, we type or write. "Wetter we quitter," proprietor ripped.
(just having fun, no offense intended at all. Just my twisted sense of humor.)

Offense? How could I take offense at something with no meaning? I find your lack of offense offending!  Angry

I do so apologize. I shall try much harder to offend next time. (low bow with sweeping gesture of my imaginary top hat)

Well, I am slightly offended at your top hat being imaginary, so I forgive you.

Thank you for being offended.


MY BRAIN HURTS

Well, when you read it like that, it does sound very Monty Pythonish. And instead of making my brain hurt, it makes my cheeks hurt. From smiling so much. Not THOSE cheeks. THOSE cheeks hurt from trying to read every page of this forum.
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