The last Kyle I knew became a woman.
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I had to clean out his apartment with his mother after he abandoned it. I could write a novel about all the things that made him a truly grotesque human being. For instance, I had to clean his toilet. Imagine what would happen if you burned a tray of brownies, and then took a shit in it. That's what it looked like. |
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I got stood up on a date by a guy named Kyle, many years ago. Then he went and married my best childhood friend.
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Bitch. |
I almost married a Kyle like 6 yrs ago, he was my first then I was like "bye" cause I can't be bothered with his damseling bull****. Also, like years later he got super weird and jealous over any dude I talked to, like he'd threaten to talk to my current boyfriend and tell him how I sucked his dick....it's like yeah dude that's not an exclusive club or anything, I'm pretty sure any time I go out and see a dude around my age I get mild confusion on if I've fucked him already or not.
Fuckin' Kyles. |
Classic Kyle.
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Does anybody else ever get in imaginary fights with people they know in their heads and then get legitimately pissed off at that person cause you think that's probably how they would have acted in real life?
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All the time. In fact, I'm doin it right now. |
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Every animal (and by "animal" I'm excluding vermin such as cockroaches, sewer rats, et al) except a dog is "kitty" to me. I call dogs "pooch" or "buddy". An elephant, a wolverine, a ferret, a porcupine, "kitty".
A parrot, a hyena, a mastodon, an unladen swallow (african *or* european), a bullfrog, a mongoose, a yeti, an alpaca..... |
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When I'm lifting weights, the numbers on the weights have to be facing upward.
When I'm getting out of the shower, I count down from 10 or 20, hum the Final Jeopardy theme music in my mind, then get my towel. |
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Kitties. Duh. |
I must floss after every little thing. It has to be a clean piece of floss per tooth, double stringed, and unwaxed.
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LOL :tramp:
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I bounce ideas off my cat when no one is around, then I respond to myself in a "cat" voice
I used to think its weird until I realised everyone in my house does it with my cat, hahaha |
And is the cat often helpful?
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My mom and I both literally do it all the time, it's hard not to. We usually make him curse at us because he's such a prissy *******
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Mine do too. They have even filthier mouths than I do. |
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a normal conversation between me and the "cat" would be like this Me: Hey babycat, where are you going? Me: Holden? Me (in a higher voice): **** you, wherever I feel like going, bitch |
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That's his cat's name
Like my cat is Holden Caulfield |
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I have a thing for keys I dunno why, I love a good key, not to big, not too small, perfect and fabulous I love them all. This one opens the door to my heart, its perfect, it's precious in its own unique way.....
this one is to the place I was happiest.. long and slender and begging me to stay... this one is to my room... the only place I have ever called home... yeah they are much more then keys to me... I need to cease and desist on what ever fun things I may have ingested tonight... |
If I come across a word that I can't figure out by comparing the prefix/suffix to a word I already know(or a latin root word or a french word...etc), then I read it backwards for some reason. Or I make anagrams out of it
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For some reason when I'm not wearing shoes I walk on the balls of my feet like I'm wearing high heels or something. I think that I started doing this after watching Jurassic Park when I was like five or six (the velociraptors, man :drummer:)and have just been doing it ever since.
Also, when I'm reading I am constantly stopping to look at groups of four words to see if they add up to sixteen letters. And if they have an the same number of vowels as consonants then that's like bonus points. I've gotten to the point that I can almost do it while reading so it doesn't slow my reading down as much as it sounds. |
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