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Chris Norse
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11-25-2007 19:58
But if you don't have the hot sex, how will you have the prim babies?
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Alicia Sautereau
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11-25-2007 20:00
But if you don't have the hot sex, how will you have the prim babies? i`ll just adopt chaos for 116 minuts and delete him after *oops* did it again _____________________
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Chris Norse
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11-25-2007 20:00
i`ll just adopt chaos for 116 minuts and delete him after You know, he will want to breast feed. _____________________
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William Wallace, Braveheart “Rules are mostly made to be broken and are too often for the lazy to hide behind” Douglas MacArthur FULL |
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Alicia Sautereau
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11-25-2007 20:02
You know, he will want to breast feed. ..........................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! _____________________
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Theo Kline
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11-25-2007 20:02
I see. You foiled me with logic. I see logic hasn't helped in this statement: Whatever they were, they were insulting the lord with their filth. You believe it's filthy, because some storybook says so. I'll leave it to that, and not return to this thread as I try to stay away from religion/political talks. |
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Conan Godwin
In ur base kilin ur d00ds
Join date: 2 Aug 2006
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11-25-2007 20:03
I see logic hasn't helped in this statement: You believe it's filthy, because some storybook says so. I'll leave it to that, and not return to this thread as I try to stay away from religion/political talks. Okay, thanks for stopping buy and giving your input. Good luck with the medical treatment for that brain condition you have. You know, the one where you can't understand satire. Oh wait, maybe I have that too. AHA! I see your double reverse-satire, Theo! Damn you, but you got me good. _____________________
hateful much? dude, that was low. die. . |
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Alicia Sautereau
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11-25-2007 20:04
I'll leave it to that, and not return to this thread as I try to stay away from religion/political talks. OMG! didn`t knew that or i`d have stayed out of it for good reasons as it allways gets me married! oh wait, i want a devorce conan... _____________________
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Conan Godwin
In ur base kilin ur d00ds
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11-25-2007 20:05
. oh wait, i want a devorce conan... You get yours when I get mine. _____________________
hateful much? dude, that was low. die. . |
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Chris Norse
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11-25-2007 20:06
So who gets little Chaos?
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Alicia Sautereau
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11-25-2007 20:06
You get yours when I get mine. i`ll send the lawyer by  _____________________
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Alicia Sautereau
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11-25-2007 20:07
So who gets little Chaos? i`ll leave him on your doorstep when done  _____________________
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Susie Boffin
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11-25-2007 20:08
Are you playing DragonFable by any chance?
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Chris Norse
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11-25-2007 20:08
i`ll leave him on your doorstep when done Sorry, I am allergic to prim babies. Take him to Brenda's house. _____________________
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Alicia Sautereau
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11-25-2007 20:08
Are you playing DragonFable by any chance? are they as bored as us? Sorry, I am allergic to prim babies. Take him to Brenda's house. with our without your LM?  _____________________
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Angelique LaFollette
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11-25-2007 20:21
I do too. Which is why I know pirates are cool. I'm an aspiring naval officer and a Sub-Lieutenant in the Royal Naval reserve in real life while studying at university - maritime history is one of my many passions. Are you confusing the terms "Pirate" and "Privateer" Or do You find syphylitic murderers with terminal halatosis and the mental developement of a preschooler Cool?? This must be a new and novel definition of the word "Cool" of which i had previously been Unaware. Live and learn.  Angel. |
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Chris Norse
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11-25-2007 20:25
Angel
You know you just described 90% of the world's leaders. The other 10% don't have halatosis. _____________________
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Conan Godwin
In ur base kilin ur d00ds
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11-25-2007 20:29
Are you confusing the terms "Pirate" and "Privateer" Or do You find syphylitic murderers with terminal halatosis and the mental developement of a preschooler Cool?? This must be a new and novel definition of the word "Cool" of which i had previously been Unaware. Live and learn. Angel. The latter. Ofcourse, "Pirates" and Privateers were often the same people - atleast the English ones were. Their status changed as countries declared war or made peace on an almost daily basis in the 1680s. So those privateers who had plunderedthe Spanish and were feted as heroes could find themselves criminals the next day. Also, those well respected business men who made a living plundering enemy ships sometimes found it difficult to tell a neutral ship, and accidentally pillaged them to death aswell. You can't make an omelette without breaking legs, I always say. When the English suddenly found themselves switching from an alliance with the Dutch against the Spannish to an alliance with the Spannish against the French, and then the French against the Spannish and the Dutch, it was necessary to smooth diplomatic relations by executing a few privateers and call them pirates. In truth just about every ship owner in the commonwealth had a letter of marque anyway. They were free, after all. _____________________
hateful much? dude, that was low. die. . |
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Conan Godwin
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11-25-2007 20:30
Angel You know you just described 90% of the world's leaders. The other 10% don't have halatosis. Odd thought that even George Bush was clever enough to get himself elected to power, and is therefore still cleverer than most of the rest of the world. _____________________
hateful much? dude, that was low. die. . |
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Colette Meiji
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11-25-2007 20:34
The latter. Ofcourse, "Pirates" and Privateers were often the same people - atleast the English ones were. Their status changed as countries declared war or made peace on an almost daily basis in the 1680s. So those privateers who had plunderedthe Spanish and were feted as heroes could find themselves criminals the next day. Also, those well respected business men who made a living plundering enemy ships sometimes found it difficult to tell a neutral ship, and accidentally pillaged them to death aswell. You can't make an omelette without breaking legs, I always say. When the English suddenly found themselves switching from an alliance with the Dutch against the Spannish to an alliance with the Spannish against the French, and then the French against the Spannish and the Dutch, it was necessary to smooth diplomatic relations by executing a few privateers and call them pirates. In truth just about every ship owner in the commonwealth had a letter of marque anyway. They were free, after all. Not to mention there were plenty of syphylitic murderers with terminal halatosis amoung the "upper crust" and in government. |
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Conan Godwin
In ur base kilin ur d00ds
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11-25-2007 20:35
Not to mention there were plenty of syphylitic murderers with terminal halatosis amoung the "upper crust" and in government. Syphilis exisited purely among the lower orders. And monks. A lot amongst the monks. _____________________
hateful much? dude, that was low. die. . |
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Joseph Abel
Leaves no pawprints...
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11-25-2007 20:38
You can't make an omelette without breaking legs, I always say. Marquis de Sade Cullinary Institute? _____________________
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Strife Onizuka
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11-25-2007 20:44
This forum isn't for general discussion; there are many Resident Sites where this discussion is appropriate — Resident Answers is for Resident-to-Resident help.
I'll close this thread..._____________________
Truth is a river that is always splitting up into arms that reunite. Islanded between the arms, the inhabitants argue for a lifetime as to which is the main river. - Cyril Connolly Without the political will to find common ground, the continual friction of tactic and counter tactic, only creates suspicion and hatred and vengeance, and perpetuates the cycle of violence. - James Nachtwey |