The thread where dolce compares you to a passage of writing.
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Chippy
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I'm not a passage of writing... but I wouldn't mind being compared to one
_________________trixster wrote: shut the fuck up zwackerm, you're out of your fucking element trixster wrote: chippy is correct
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| Thu Aug 04, 2005 2:55 pm |
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dolcevita
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Quote: "Nah. I got a problem with The Man-ann that dreamstuff doesn't work on me. I'm immune, got a built-in bullshit detector. I used to live in California" - he pointed his thumb over his shoulder, at the mountains - "but I headed out this way after the big bust-up. Needed elbow space." This he performed for them, a brief knock-kneed dance with swinging elbows.
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Samweis Gamdschie
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dolcevita wrote: Dr. Lecter wrote: dolcevita wrote: Samweis Gamdschie wrote: Make my day dolce!
(please no quote with luggage, bags, airplanes, airports, patience, delay or loss in it...) :wink: Made.  Quote: ...something very remarkable happened to the old man. Twenty men were swarming toward him...In a split second the traffic had stopped on the Main, and a crowd was threatening the steamy plate windows. For the first time in their lives, twenty men experienced the delicious certainty that they were at the very center of action, no matter which side. Where is that from...doesn't ring a bell at all, to be honest  Beautiful Losers, by Leonard Cohen. He wrote books before he wrote lyrics. Thanks dolce!! :grin:
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kypade
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dolcevita wrote: Quote: "Nah. I got a problem with The Man-ann that dreamstuff doesn't work on me. I'm immune, got a built-in bullshit detector. I used to live in California" - he pointed his thumb over his shoulder, at the mountains - "but I headed out this way after the big bust-up. Needed elbow space." This he performed for them, a brief knock-kneed dance with swinging elbows. No idea where that's from, dolce, but that is surprisingly me. Either you got really lucky, or you know me much better than l wouldve though. Or, of course, there's some other major obvious connection l'm not getting. Good job.
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Ripper
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dolcevita wrote: Ripper wrote:
I'm special damnit, I should get to cut the line :wink:
*waits impatiently*
That you are my dear. Took me forever to find, and I opted for Bradamante because I didn't know how you'd feel about tricking someone into cutting your own head off. Quote: For they, as thither they their course addrest,
Had vaunted to the maid in boasting vein,
No paladin or knight with lance in rest,
Against the worst his saddle could maintain.
To make them vail yet more their haughty crest,
And look upon the world with less disdain,
She tells them, by no paladin or peer
Were they unhorsed, but by a woman's spear. Very goodchoice, I would been ok with the head chopping, but this is better...I'm curious to read the rest of it.
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dolcevita
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publicenemy#1 wrote: Uh... sure why not? It's baaaaaaack. I think I caught where I left off before. Quote: "You were supposed to bring home an ordinary chicken to eat," Arthur's mother said, "not a two hundred and sixty-six pound chicken to keep as a pet."
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Christian
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I don't think I've ever done this...
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Shack
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do me.
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matatonio
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dolcevita wrote: matatonio wrote: i dont get it! but do me  woops, sorry I missed this post, here you go mata...since you're starting a new chapter in your life! Quote: Christopher Robin was sitting outside his door, putting on his Big Boots. As soon as he saw the Big Boots, Pooh knew that an Adventure was going to happen, and he brushed the honey off his nose with the back of his paw, and spruced himself up as well as he could, so as to look Ready fo Anything. ooh! i didnt notice you already did me!
thank you so much Dolce, hehe thats great!  i was sure ready for anything that came in my way!
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getluv
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do me. do me. do me. do me. do me. do me.
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BJ
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Oh, give BJ a shot _________________The Force Awakens
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MovieDude
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Damn, I certainly wouldn'd mind one... Certainly could use some reassurance/a morale boostiright about now too... *nudge nudge*
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COMICGUY
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This could be interesting.I will probably get a quote from Penthouse Forum or something cuz of all the flirting I do with you.  
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dolcevita
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Maverikk wrote: Do your worst to me, dolce. I can take it like a man How befitting the shrunken addition. Quote: WOMAN'S LEADER: Rise, you bristling mommies and grannies to the
attack.
Now's not the moment to let down your guard or to slack.
LYSISTRATA: If honey-hearted Eros and Aphrodite of Cyprus
instill our loins and bosoms with desire,
and infect our men with ramrod fits of cudgelitis,
then I truly think that one day Hellas will call us
Demobilizers of War.
MAGISTRATE: How will you accomplish that?
LYSISTRATA: Well, for a start,
by putting a stop to oafs in full armor
clonking around the agora.
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Neostorm
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Chooose me
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dolcevita
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Christian wrote: I don't think I've ever done this... Have fun! Quote: When I'm drunk, that's when I feel a lucky streak coming on. There's no strategy behind gambling, so I like to do it when I'm drunk to remove all reasoning and thought. I'm the one yelling, "Hit me" at the blackjack table when I have eighteen. Hey, they don't call the game twenty-one for nothing. I want twenty-one, dammit."
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dolcevita
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ChipMunky wrote: I'm not a passage of writing... but I wouldn't mind being compared to one Quote: Six Ways Our Team Could Score a Touchdown by Scott Hudson, Clueless Sports Reporter:
1. Wait until the game is over and the other team has left the field...
5. Change the rules so you score points every time you get knocked back ten yards or throw the ball away.
6. Buy the points on eBay.
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dolcevita
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kypade wrote: No idea where that's from, dolce, but that is surprisingly me. Either you got really lucky, or you know me much better than l wouldve though. Or, of course, there's some other major obvious connection l'm not getting. Good job. Barabara Kingsolver, The Bean Tree
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Raffiki
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Hmmm... why haven't I seen this one before?
Have your way with me Dolce!
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| Thu Dec 29, 2005 2:31 pm |
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dolcevita
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Ok. I don't know you that well however, I'll give it a try Quote: Some people think the pudu (POO-doo) looks a bit like a dog. It is about the size of a small terrier and does have thick fur and short, sturdy legs. But, in fact, the pudu is the world's smallest deer...Unlike most deer, the male pudu doesn't grow a full set of antlers; instead, he grows two small spikes on his head.
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Squee
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dolcevita wrote: Ok. I don't know you that well however, I'll give it a try Quote: Some people think the pudu (POO-doo) looks a bit like a dog. It is about the size of a small terrier and does have thick fur and short, sturdy legs. But, in fact, the pudu is the world's smallest deer...Unlike most deer, the male pudu doesn't grow a full set of antlers; instead, he grows two small spikes on his head. What are you trying to say about Shack... That he's some sort of animal expert? _________________Setting most people on fire is wrong.Proud Founder of the "Community of Squee." 
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