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Check your PMs. Grindy and I have a proposition for you.
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Wait, so Frownland and me actually are the same person? What a twist.
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Grindys just sad that Batlord turned the threesome down.
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Yes we are.
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Is it just me, or does Frownland's avi look like Dean Koontz?
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Before or after hairplugs? https://whereevilthoughts.files.word...nd-without.jpg |
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Tfw an extremely drunk you hitchhikes in front of a drive thru entrance because the dining room is closed and the drive thru isn't and someone picks you up and helps you on your journey to delicious chicken nuggets. They could've still been frozen for all I know, but they saved my life.
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You get over past stresses, hear a lot of your favorite songs on the radio, have a breakfast of eggs and turkey sausage and a chocolate vanilla coffee, and are listening to a Johnny Cash album. I don't care what people say about George Strait. In terms of album quality, Johnny Cash is the real king.
By the way, I like Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go more than I should. |
You live in some kind of strange world, man, everyone loves Johnny Cash.
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Yeah, but I still here and read about how George Strait is the "king of country" since he has so many hit country singles. Even Garth Brooks got that nickname (source wikipedia), but not Johnny! |
Ah yes, I stand corrected.
I'd say that Cash doesn't need any popular pet names to be the king. |
Johnny can evoke ANY emotion no matter what the tune. He can evoke sadness in an energetic tune. He can sing about happiness in the slowest, heartbreaking moments. He pulls it off and makes them classics.
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Sure.
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OK, not everyone loves him. My dad knows a guy who loves country, but has never even heard of Johnny Cash, Charlie Daniels, Marty Robbins, etc. He's the Taylor Swift kind of guy.
You know what? I take that back. Everyone loves him, because that guy doesn't even qualify as human. |
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Los dos. Although there is the possibility that we find it funny for different reasons.
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Do I win some sort of prize for soberly attempting to nail down that which is intentionally ambiguous? |
That's totally what I meant. Maybe you're not that bad after all.
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(This is just like that moment where the two cats pass each other in the hallway, rear their ears back, let out a couple raspy hisses, maybe raise a paw or two, and then proceed to not rip each other to totally bloody shreds, at least for the time being.) |
Tfw you find out an old GF is a manager at two local comic book stores...
...and still kinda hot. |
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Qwertyy... (Sorry, can't reply individually for some reason?)
The "hot" part is clearly undercut by the "kinda"... The "still" part, which references age obviously, could either be a compliment or an insult, depending (ie: "still hot" would have been a compliment, like "hey, she's older, but she's still hot!" However, when paired with "kinda," the "still" takes on a more insulting flavor). |
I've had girlfriends that were kinda hot, but not really that hot. If I saw them years down the line and they were still the same level of attractive they'd be kinda hot still. Not to mention that they don't frequent the same forums that I do (or any).
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I'll make it simple for you boys...
Forget the "still" part altogether... A compliment (ie: "hot") with an attatched insult (ie: "kinda"), has the same effect as some do-gooder, kumbaya piece of legislation, that has a bunch of "**** you, constituency" riders hitchhiking on it... Defeats the purpose, eh?? |
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