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sambamanslilgirl -> RE: This site doesn't work worth a damn (3/21/2007 7:32:05 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: NewHavenCTMaster I'll check back in a week or so to see what you knuckleheads wrote. Try to check your own spelling okay? attn Dom/mes: does anyone have a spare slave/submissive for this "Dom" to borrow for a week or two so he can get laid and quit whining? thanks

sambamanslilgirl -> RE: This site doesn't work worth a damn (3/21/2007 7:35:17 PM)
oh for your information - tis is the olde English way of saying "it is" ...not apologizing if my level of intelligence is beyond your comprehension. see you next week

dcnovice -> RE: This site doesn't work worth a damn (3/21/2007 7:39:14 PM)
quote: Try cheese Easy. The name tells you it all. You take left over rice mix it with shreaded cheeze and nuke it. It's rather like mac & chees made with rice. Oh my God, that sounds sinfully good.

bearincuffs -> RE: This site doesn't work worth a damn (3/21/2007 7:43:19 PM)
But the sin is more sinfully better!

lilsubl -> RE: This site doesn't work worth a damn (3/22/2007 5:40:39 PM)
hey!! this thread got revived & nobody informed me?? i am the chief knucklehead, you know...and i can spell...wheeeeee!!! & now someone's mentioned sinning, too?? where does the loser line form????

nighthawk3569 -> RE: This site doesn't work worth a damn (3/27/2007 5:35:14 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: SilverShadows quote: ORIGINAL: nighthawk3569 quote: ORIGINAL: SilverShadows quote: crap!! another gap in my education/experiences.... Now this is right up my ally. I could help you fill in the gap. Phonebooks, rubber hoses, the whole nine yards. *Btw...do you know where the expression 'the whole nine yards' came from? Not from the 'Book Of Useless Trivia', either.* *'hawk* Now that I have made 4 or 5 pointless posts, I will make one more. Do tell us wher it comes from and it had better be dirty after all the suspense. Sorry, not dirty...in the sense you mean. Comes from Korean War days...and war is always dirty. The F-86 Saber Jet, one of the first USAF jet fighters, was armed with .50 caliber machine guns. The ammo bins, for each gun, held a belt of ammo 27 ft long...or 9 yards. When returning pilots were asked how much ammo they had used, they'd say "the whole 9 yards". Hence, the expression came to mean 'everything' or 'whatever is available'. *'hawk*

nighthawk3569 -> RE: This site doesn't work worth a damn (3/27/2007 5:52:04 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: sambamanslilgirl oh for your information - tis is the olde English way of saying "it is" ...not apologizing if my level of intelligence is beyond your comprehension. see you next week Well, some people just ain't cultured enough to comprehend 'olde English'...or even modern English. Multitudes of educated people think '2 for to' or 'u for you' or 'y for why' is perfect English. Not to mention 'there for their' or vice versa. A sad state of affairs, in my opinion.

nighthawk3569 -> RE: This site doesn't work worth a damn (3/27/2007 6:26:35 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: NewHavenCTMaster I'll check back in a week or so to see what you knuckleheads wrote. Try to check your own spelling okay? *Don't bother...your usefullness was finished immediately you finished your first post.* Btw, I'm sure all the Masters would appricate it, if you'd remove that word from your name...before you give all of us a bad name. Come to think of it, New Haven would probably appricate it if you stopped using that name, too. Further, Connecticut would probably appricate the same favor. Then, since you wouldn't have a user name, you could just fold your tent and steal away into the night...without being missed. *'hawk*

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