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PashaRu wrote:Clearly. I thought hot tubs and cognac were cool. I've been misled. Needlepoint is the epitome of cool. I'll start needlepointing, and I'll be a chick magnet. And when they find out I'm a member of an online book club and write book reviews simply because I enjoy it, they'll hardly be able to keep their panties on. :) :lol: 8) 8) 8) 8)
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Granted, but they're granny panties. Wrong thread, but it still works. :lol:

But wait, you mean you aren't already a chick magnet?
I'm personally a fried chicken magnet.
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Haha well that works too.

Yes, I was in the hot tub with my harem, pontificating on Dickens, and how he became more and more radical throughout his life. With citations an quotations to back it up. They were eating it up. They all fought to sit close to me. I'm just too cool for school.
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Are you sure they weren't just drunk and falling asleep?
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ALynnPowers wrote:Are you sure they weren't just drunk and falling asleep?
You don't think they were more than drunk...do you? :shock:
No...I'm sure they weren't...
Like maybe...90% sure 8)
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Maybe they were sippin' on some sizzurp....
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No, they were just drunk on my incomparable intellect. High on knowledge, as it were.
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And for obvious reasons! You're linguistic gymnastic skills are amazing. So flexible.
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Haha yes, I can go from a prepositional front areil to a phrasal verb front tuck and end up independent clausing through a round off back handspring.

I always wear a cup, though, to protect my dangling participle. :shock: :lol:
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I write, I crochet, I do wood burning and wood carving.
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Nerdy is the new sexy.
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PashaRu wrote:Haha yes, I can go from a prepositional front areil to a phrasal verb front tuck and end up independent clausing through a round off back handspring.

I always wear a cup, though, to protect my dangling participle. :shock: :lol:
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:lol: This is the best thing I have read all day.
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:oops:

Well, I knew you'd get it, even if no one else does. :wink:
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I think we all get it...but ALynn praises you enough for everybody :lol:
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Nah...she's just trying to talk me off the ledge.
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There goes the ego-love again :lol:
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