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inyouagain -> RE: Can a slave give 105% (3/19/2004 5:26:44 PM)
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ORIGINAL: knees2you
I will only give what i have it is hard enough to give 101% so when I give 105% I feel it, but the reward is worth it.[:D][:D]
sincerely, knees2you
Let's see, at 0-100% you don't feel it, and it is hard enough to give 101% (go figure), and finally that when you give 105% you feel it, but the reward is worth it (feeling it?)... that about right?
This does sound like Star Trek, are you related to the two-headed dreaded discombobulated member... ahhh what's their name... darnnit, it eludes me again (go figure!)... but with so many similarities, somehow you simply must be related????
OMG, I sure hope we're not dealing with another Cybil! [:-]
Something smells fishy folks, lol... film at 11:00!
How many pennies does it take to constitute $1.00?
(hint: $1.00 = 100% of one dollar)
It takes NO LESS, NO MORE than 100... ie. 100% (100¢ = $1.00)
101¢ = $1.01, 105¢ = $1.05, and for the really good magicians (drumroll) 110¢ = $1.10
If you know people who will give me $1.10, $1.05, or even $1.01 for every $1.00 I give them, please have them contact me ASAP (URGENT!!!).
Sounds like the 'literal' vs. 'virtual' debate. A boy asked his Father to explain it for him as the school teacher was confusing him. The Father asked the son to go in the kitchen and ask the Mother if she would have sex with a filthy beggar for 1 million dollars, and upon his return the boy replied yes Mom would. The Father asked the son to go upstairs and ask the sister the same question, and upon his return the boy replied yes, sis would too Dad, but what does all this mean??? The Father explained, son... literally we're living here with two millionaires, but virtually we're living here with two whores.
Literally one can promise 105% (anything above 100%), and virtually one may provide any literally promised percentage above 100%, but figuratively one can only deliver 100% by giving their all... anything less, well, do the math.
Inyouagain
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