Old Sayings translated

The aforementioned notion is acceptable to repose surrounded by an unmarried girl of indeterminate age's lower limbs.
- Hamlet, III ii
 
perdita said:
Minge: Sirrah, welcome to the club, very nice. P. :)

LOL The club of proving it is possible to take the poetry out of Shakespeare? :D

Thanks, 'Dita. :rose: I think I'll be leaving it to the experts from now on, though. ;)
 
gauchecritic said:
Haven't the foggiest idea what you're talking about there Xel.



Gauche

You couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with a bucket full of wheat.
 
Propel propel propel your craft

Laughingly down the liquid solution

Laughingly laughingly laughingly laughingly

Existence is but an illusion.
 
The feline returned on the following day.
The feline returned, it's owner presumed it was finally rid of
However the feline returned, it would not just remain where it was.
 
Virtual_Burlesque said:
Were it detachable, he could not retain his foamy top.

I do love a girl who knows subjunctive!

Grammatically lusting,

cantdog
 
Proverbs

1. It is futile and probably counterproductive to attempt to prevent an individual Felix Felix from using its ocular apparatus to observe a masculine incumbent of the role of hereditary ruler.

2. He who remunerates the exponent of the Scottish instrument of auditory torture is entitled to set the parameters of the exposition.

3. Persons who were not born with external sexual appendages are deemed to have been canonised whenever they are in a place appointed for public worship, of the seraphim whenever they are in a area of the community devoted to the passage of traffic, yet numbered with those cast out from the upper firmament when in a room devoted to the culinary art, and classed with primates not homo sapiens when on a piece of furniture designed for practising the lesser form of death.

Og
 
Og, old fruit, I never connected that piper with the Scottish ones.


You are doubtless correct, though.
 
minsue said:
The aforementioned notion is acceptable to repose surrounded by an unmarried girl of indeterminate age's lower limbs.
- Hamlet, III ii

<laughing>.....it's still th' convent for her, though?
 
The moment has come to cease thy wonderings and use thy olfactory organs on the crimson blooms which surround thee.
 
mcfbridge said:
The moment has come to cease thy wonderings and use thy olfactory organs on the crimson blooms which surround thee.
Wanderings? ...

Halt plus inhale the rugosa in your path.
 
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