The Bunny Burrow

Mood: Melancholy with more than a touch of ennui thrown in
Music: "Soul of a Sailor," Kenny Chesney

(Don't bother, Keroin.) ;)

Who me?

*Hums Jimmy Buffet tune as she leaves thread to go snorkel*
 
*snip*

Also, the centipede incident disturbed me a whole lot.
Honestly... after working with about 20 of them at work having to handle them and using a hand lens to identify them (although dead), in doing so having to bring 5 inch long centipedes about 2 inches from my face.... that story didn't bother me at all. :rolleyes:

Although paratrooper ones, like the one you encountered, might make me wonder where they got the technology from.
 
Fixed that for ya, big hands.
Depends on what dictionary you use.
No. It doesn't. "Your" is the possessive of the pronoun "you." It is used to show that "you" possess/own something. "You're" is the contraction of "you are," and is used as the subject and passive verb of a sentence or clause. No English dictionary ever published by a reputable publisher has ever said otherwise.

Dude, once again you have shown that your forte is what it seemed from the beginning: pure and utter bullshit.
 
Hey, doofus... it's spelled Caucasian. If you *are* something, simple self-respect would seem to dictate that you'd learn how to spell it correctly.

Hey dip!

Try using big fingers on a Blackberry.

Try living your life without making excuses for your fuckups.
The *last* QFT. Ever hear of "proofreading?" It's the concept of actually *looking* at what you've typed/written to find and correct stupid-ass errors.
 
Ok, so Kitty and I went out to eat last night because I just wasn't feeling like cooking. We went to one of those places that has huge TVs all over the walls, and while we were waiting for our food to come, I was kind of vaguely watching it.

Now, keep in mind, I don't have cable at my apartment, so I may have been missing this for quite some time. But I laughed my ass off when I saw this commercial. Think With Your Dipstick. (Bookmark it and watch it later, Keroin.) I seriously thought I'd never stop cackling.

Though I have to admit, the first thing I said to Kitty after it was over was, "Dear God, can you imagine how much it'd hurt to be whacked with one of those things?" :eek:
 
Though I have to admit, the first thing I said to Kitty after it was over was, "Dear God, can you imagine how much it'd hurt to be whacked with one of those things?" :eek:

That's EXACTLY what I said the first time I saw the commercial too!

I REMEMBER being switched for being bad when I was a little girl. That hurts ten times worse than a spanking!

Imagine a METAL SWITCH...ow ow ow ow ow! :(
 
Ok, so Kitty and I went out to eat last night because I just wasn't feeling like cooking. We went to one of those places that has huge TVs all over the walls, and while we were waiting for our food to come, I was kind of vaguely watching it.

Now, keep in mind, I don't have cable at my apartment, so I may have been missing this for quite some time. But I laughed my ass off when I saw this commercial. Think With Your Dipstick. (Bookmark it and watch it later, Keroin.) I seriously thought I'd never stop cackling.

Though I have to admit, the first thing I said to Kitty after it was over was, "Dear God, can you imagine how much it'd hurt to be whacked with one of those things?" :eek:
He's like the magical "Dip-stick Whacker Fairy!!"

(Plus the accent is pretty freaking sweet too!!)
 
Ok, so Kitty and I went out to eat last night because I just wasn't feeling like cooking. We went to one of those places that has huge TVs all over the walls, and while we were waiting for our food to come, I was kind of vaguely watching it.

Now, keep in mind, I don't have cable at my apartment, so I may have been missing this for quite some time. But I laughed my ass off when I saw this commercial. Think With Your Dipstick. (Bookmark it and watch it later, Keroin.) I seriously thought I'd never stop cackling.

Though I have to admit, the first thing I said to Kitty after it was over was, "Dear God, can you imagine how much it'd hurt to be whacked with one of those things?" :eek:

Master loves that commercial!
 
Ok, so Kitty and I went out to eat last night because I just wasn't feeling like cooking. We went to one of those places that has huge TVs all over the walls, and while we were waiting for our food to come, I was kind of vaguely watching it.

Now, keep in mind, I don't have cable at my apartment, so I may have been missing this for quite some time. But I laughed my ass off when I saw this commercial. Think With Your Dipstick. (Bookmark it and watch it later, Keroin.) I seriously thought I'd never stop cackling.

Though I have to admit, the first thing I said to Kitty after it was over was, "Dear God, can you imagine how much it'd hurt to be whacked with one of those things?" :eek:

BWAHAHAHAHAsnort

That was hilarious! I'm totally going to be thinking about that the next time I swing a cane, swish a crop, or change my oil. Good job, Castrol.

Note: I use Castrol, though not the synths. There is a difference.
 
Congratulations on the appointment of a fellow Alabaman as Surgeon General. She seems like an extraordinary woman.
 
Congratulations on the appointment of a fellow Alabaman as Surgeon General. She seems like an extraordinary woman.

I saw that! This is what stood out most for me. (I'm "borrowing" a quote from an article I found on Yahoo.)

After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, Obama said, she [Regina Benjamin] mortgaged her own house for the reconstruction and told the pharmacy to send her patients' bills to her when they couldn't afford their medicine.
 
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