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lmao what a goofy dork
you should fit right in
what was it you where trying to say?
" i'm in your forum haxxing your d00dz lol "
interesting way pf getting attention
so what does that mean?[/QUOTE] and Captain Kitty says.... "Oooooooh! You kinky bitch!" [/QUOTE]
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it means he had WAY too much time on his handsComment
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I'm vaguely aroused and Mildly intimidated.Last edited by Plunder Down-Under; 08-11-2008, 10:03 AM.Headbutts,
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that just sounds wrongOriginally posted by Plunder Down-Under View Post
[/QUOTE] and Captain Kitty says.... "Oooooooh! You kinky bitch!" [/QUOTE]
http://www.zazzle.com/shalla/Originally posted by RazorJAKComment
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Maybe Plunder gets off on being intimidated.
TheMyst has now posted threads titled "I'm", "in" and "your". There may be more titled "bed", "stealing", "your" (again) and "girlfriend".When I was fifteen, my father thought I knew nothing. When I was twenty-five, I was amazed by how little he thought I'd learned in such a long time.Comment
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gooberOriginally posted by sableagle View Post
the threads said " i'm in your forum haxxing your d00dz lol "
oh and those meteors - shooting stars i saw last time we chatted on irc... not a month early, they are from the meteor shower that is supposed to happen tonight.... which i will see if the clouds go away[/QUOTE] and Captain Kitty says.... "Oooooooh! You kinky bitch!" [/QUOTE]
http://www.zazzle.com/shalla/Originally posted by RazorJAKComment
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Yyyyah ... I mentioned those to my father and he said he didn't know of one in September but did know there was one expected for 12th August.When I was fifteen, my father thought I knew nothing. When I was twenty-five, I was amazed by how little he thought I'd learned in such a long time.Comment
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yay hacker. Hackers mean you can say anything you want to anyone you want no matter how offensive and if someone gets mad you just go
*edit* sorry, hacked.
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My favorite is when people jump in and say something really offensive and when they're called on it they insist they were just kidding and then try to make you feel like an idiot because you didn't understand their sense of humor.
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Gah! seriously dude I was like so totally kidding!Originally posted by Ruestir View PostMy favorite is when people jump in and say something really offensive and when they're called on it they insist they were just kidding and then try to make you feel like an idiot because you didn't understand their sense of humor.
YOU SHOT HIM 5 TIMES IN THE BACK!
I know right? he totally jumped it was so hilarious you like totally need to learn to relax.
A MAN IS BLEEDING TO DEATH!
Seriously right? it was only a joke, if you don't get it, maybe you sould like get a sense of humor right?If you're going to lose, lose with NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS!Comment
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*quietly calls 911, but then realises thats not the number in Australia*
(yes a large amount of Australians are dumb and think 911 is our emergancy number. Thank you T.V.)
(it's 000 if anyone was curious)Headbutts,
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It's 112 on a cell phone in australia according to this http://www.sccfd.org/travel.html.Originally posted by Plunder Down-Under View Post
My phone is not a flip phone and I used to accidentally dial things from my pocket before I found out how to use the key lock. Unfortunatly the key lock doesn't lock up the 9 or 1 in case of emergencies, so it's always fun to look at your phone and see that you've dialed 91 and were one bad bump away from some serious trouble.
And our old house phone had an instant 911 button on it which lead to the accidental calling of 911 by some children who hung up out of fear only to have 911 call back to check if everything was alright.If you're going to lose, lose with NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS!Comment
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Here, it's 999, and the operator then connects you to the service you require. Typical British stiff upper lip, that. They don't ask what the problem is, only which service you need. Our alarm system at one place had one-push buttons for ambulance and fire service and a two-push button for the police. It was carefully boxed over for all parties.When I was fifteen, my father thought I knew nothing. When I was twenty-five, I was amazed by how little he thought I'd learned in such a long time.Comment
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my phone's like that. only reason i still carry it without lack of service is one, emergency use, two, its my watch and three, i'm addicted to block breaker.
but on mine you only have to hold down 9 for two seconds and you're forewarded to emergency services even locked.
yes. i've sat on it in my back pocket. yes i've confused the poor dispatcher.
its a good thing and a bad thing. good to have that immediate assisstance in moments of necessity... bad its that damned easy when you don't need it. one day i'll need it al it'l be like the girl who cried wolf or something. atleast thats how my luck works.
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