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sako
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I see Corey, maybe he edited it.
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Neostorm
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box_2005 wrote: neostorm wrote: i bite my thumb at you sir. LOL, Mr. English Major  It's in Act I scene I of Romeo and Juliet, i think it's the same as giving someone the middle finger =;
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Box
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neostorm wrote: LOL, Mr. English Major It's in Act I scene I of Romeo and Juliet, i think it's the same as giving someone the middle finger =; Why?????????????????
Also, I hate Romeo and Juliet. ](*,) _________________In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
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Box
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sako16 wrote: I see Corey, maybe he edited it. _________________In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
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Neostorm
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box_2005 wrote: neostorm wrote: LOL, Mr. English Major It's in Act I scene I of Romeo and Juliet, i think it's the same as giving someone the middle finger =; Why????????????????? Also, I hate Romeo and Juliet. ](*,) LOL, i dunno i just felt it was appropriate since you are confusing my brain. Romeo and Juliet is a good satyre of youth
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Dr. Lecter
You must have big rats
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Mr. X wrote: neostorm wrote: I no longer believe any of you! [-X My name is Joey. Seriously. Don't believe him!
His actual name is Apulasticiaronifitamonicorionstraf. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Box
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Dr. Lecter wrote: Mr. X wrote: neostorm wrote: I no longer believe any of you! [-X My name is Joey. Seriously. Don't believe him! His actual name is Apulasticiaronifitamonicorionstraf. Or, Hoju, for short. _________________In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
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Libs
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rusty
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Really? I would have though jennifer for some reason.
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torrino
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rusty wrote: Really? I would have though jennifer for some reason. And I would've thought you were simply..."Rusty".
Unless they sound really young and end up having a name like Eleanor, Eunice, Bobby, or Lester, it's really hard to assume someone's name and be right.
What's yours, rusty? Matt? Francois? Jean-Claude? Josef? Leonardo?
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rusty
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torrino wrote: rusty wrote: Really? I would have though jennifer for some reason. And I would've thought you were simply..."Rusty". Unless they sound really young and end up having a name like Eleanor, Eunice, Bobby, or Lester, it's really hard to assume someone's name and be right. What's yours, rusty? Matt? Francois? Jean-Claude? Josef? Leonardo? Joseph Leframboise.
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Mister Ecks
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torrino wrote: rusty wrote: Really? I would have though jennifer for some reason. And I would've thought you were simply..."Rusty". Unless they sound really young and end up having a name like Eleanor, Eunice, Bobby, or Lester, it's really hard to assume someone's name and be right. What's yours, rusty? Matt? Francois? Jean-Claude? Josef? Leonardo? How about Matthew Rusty Jean-Claude Josef Leonardo Francois?
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Neostorm
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But what is in a name?
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rusty
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Mr. X wrote: torrino wrote: rusty wrote: Really? I would have though jennifer for some reason. And I would've thought you were simply..."Rusty". Unless they sound really young and end up having a name like Eleanor, Eunice, Bobby, or Lester, it's really hard to assume someone's name and be right. What's yours, rusty? Matt? Francois? Jean-Claude? Josef? Leonardo? How about Matthew Rusty Jean-Claude Josef Leonardo Francois? It still sounds better then joey
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Mister Ecks
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rusty wrote: Mr. X wrote: torrino wrote: rusty wrote: Really? I would have though jennifer for some reason. And I would've thought you were simply..."Rusty". Unless they sound really young and end up having a name like Eleanor, Eunice, Bobby, or Lester, it's really hard to assume someone's name and be right. What's yours, rusty? Matt? Francois? Jean-Claude? Josef? Leonardo? How about Matthew Rusty Jean-Claude Josef Leonardo Francois? It still sounds better then joey  I know it sounds stupid... SHUT UP...
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torrino
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Ooh. Can I toy with your emotions, Mr. X, and utterly diss your name? (Hey, at least you don't share your name with the manwhore in Friends...  )
Jo ey is childish. The "ey", as opposed to Joseph or Joe, bring back the old days when kids were thirteen and their parents would cheer them on in a baseball game and shout "Go, Joey, Go. Run!". But, it isn't "adult" enough to put in front of an office, ya know? Which might be why it sounds stupid.
Joey isn't that bad, though. It isn't as bad as Bobby.
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Box
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neostorm wrote: But what is in a name? Exactly! A fart by another other name would still smell the same. _________________In order of preference: Christian, Argos MadGez wrote: Briefs. Am used to them and boxers can get me in trouble it seems. Too much room and maybe the silkiness have created more than one awkward situation. My Box-Office Blog: http://boxofficetracker.blogspot.com/
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Mister Ecks
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torrino wrote: Ooh. Can I toy with your emotions, Mr. X, and utterly diss your name? (Hey, at least you don't share your name with the manwhore in Friends... ) Jo ey is childish. The "ey", as opposed to Joseph or Joe, bring back the old days when kids were thirteen and their parents would cheer them on in a baseball game and shout "Go, Joey, Go. Run!". But, it isn't "adult" enough to put in front of an office, ya know? Which might be why it sounds stupid. Joey isn't that bad, though. It isn't as bad as Bobby. Well, in my own defense, Joseph is my full first name, and most people call me Joe anyway. Actually, EVERYONE does. Every single one of my teachers calls me Joe. It makes me feel old, mainly because my great uncle's name is Joe.
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rusty
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Joey sounds like the "special" kid who got to ride in his own bus to get to school.
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rusty wrote: Joey sounds like the "special" kid who got to ride in his own bus to get to school. All right, all right. Want to cool it with the name insults? You're really insulting my parents, you know that, right? They chose it, not me.
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Neostorm
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Mr. X wrote: rusty wrote: Joey sounds like the "special" kid who got to ride in his own bus to get to school. All right, all right. Want to cool it with the name insults? You're really insulting my parents, you know that, right? They chose it, not me. I like the name Joey  Sounds really good.
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torrino
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box_2005 wrote: neostorm wrote: But what is in a name? Exactly! A fart by another other name would still smell the same. Because, to some, names often refer to certain figures. That's why no one names their kid Britney anymore
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neostorm wrote: Mr. X wrote: rusty wrote: Joey sounds like the "special" kid who got to ride in his own bus to get to school. All right, all right. Want to cool it with the name insults? You're really insulting my parents, you know that, right? They chose it, not me. I like the name Joey Sounds really good. My name is Oscar, when i apply for jobs, everyone thinks I'm an immigrant Funny, I would ask where your award is. :wink:
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neostorm wrote: But what is in a name? Alphabets? :wink:
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Dr. Lecter
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sako16 wrote: Its a very popular and old Armenian name, but if you don't know any Armenians I guess you would know it then. :wink: So we have three Armenians on the boards now _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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