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Hi everyone,I was just wondering....... I've noticed recently that lots of people have a certain sentance/catchphrase that they use regularly, for example I have a friend who, when ever he says Goodbye to people he also says 'And don't burn the sausages!' .....has anyone go any cool things that they say, or know people who say things like this, or perhaps something a bit more prefound!?Just curious
Hi everyone,I was just wondering....... I've noticed recently that lots of people have a certain sentance/catchphrase that they use regularly, for example I have a friend who, when ever he says Goodbye to people he also says 'And don't burn the sausages!' .....has anyone go any cool things that they say, or know people who say things like this, or perhaps something a bit more prefound!?Just curious
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hey ellie!! how are you and welcome to HoP!! well the catchphrase *sp?* that i like to use is "dont do anything that i would!!" or if someone is trying to screwme out of my $ ill tell them to stick whatever it is that they are trying to sel me in there ear, "go stick that in your ear!!" but i guess those are not so profound, actually those are kind of weak...*walks out trying to think of better catchphrases*p.l.u.r.r.xtremravr
hey ellie!! how are you and welcome to HoP!! well the catchphrase *sp?* that i like to use is "dont do anything that i would!!" or if someone is trying to screwme out of my $ ill tell them to stick whatever it is that they are trying to sel me in there ear, "go stick that in your ear!!" but i guess those are not so profound, actually those are kind of weak...*walks out trying to think of better catchphrases*p.l.u.r.r.xtremravr
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Alright, this one dates waaaaaaaaaaay back. Yea! Puddin'! My friend Susan and I (still can't figure out how we) came up with this one one night about 6-7 years ago while we were tripping really hard off some good paper. It's meaning is kind of a superlative of WOO-HOO! or alright! There are a select few of my friends who use this one.On a subsequent trip later that summer, I coined the phrase "Nine Nissans in a Big Green Dick, and Enough Beer to Kill a Large Mammal!!!" REEEEEEEEEEALLY long story behind that one. But we still say it whenever we are about to do something fun/insanely stupid. It's kind of a crazy rallying cry.I say "Dunka" instead of thanks.There was a point when I was in high school that I was in a band with a couple of my most burned out friends. There was one guy who always said either "Dude!" "Man!" or "Bra!" (California slang for bro, man or dude) So the ones of us who are still left will spontaneously break out with complete conversations of "Dude-bra-man!" "Bra? Bra-bra-bra-dude-man-dude-bra. Dude! Bra-man!" "Maaaaaaan! Dude-man-dude-bra!" I think you get the point. It used to piss him off so bad, but he couldn't control it. He would say something like "Dude! Man, seriously, Bra. Quit making fun of me dude. Bra, quit it for real, man. Dude!" And we would all laugh until we cried and couldn't breathe. So it is kind of a throwback to a time when we spent *WAY* more time stoned. Things are so much funnier when you are baked.If I think of any more, I will let you know.------------------I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.~~~Dance as if noone is watching!~~~PLUR(RE) ---J---
Alright, this one dates waaaaaaaaaaay back. Yea! Puddin'! My friend Susan and I (still can't figure out how we) came up with this one one night about 6-7 years ago while we were tripping really hard off some good paper. It's meaning is kind of a superlative of WOO-HOO! or alright! There are a select few of my friends who use this one.On a subsequent trip later that summer, I coined the phrase "Nine Nissans in a Big Green Dick, and Enough Beer to Kill a Large Mammal!!!" REEEEEEEEEEALLY long story behind that one. But we still say it whenever we are about to do something fun/insanely stupid. It's kind of a crazy rallying cry.I say "Dunka" instead of thanks.There was a point when I was in high school that I was in a band with a couple of my most burned out friends. There was one guy who always said either "Dude!" "Man!" or "Bra!" (California slang for bro, man or dude) So the ones of us who are still left will spontaneously break out with complete conversations of "Dude-bra-man!" "Bra? Bra-bra-bra-dude-man-dude-bra. Dude! Bra-man!" "Maaaaaaan! Dude-man-dude-bra!" I think you get the point. It used to piss him off so bad, but he couldn't control it. He would say something like "Dude! Man, seriously, Bra. Quit making fun of me dude. Bra, quit it for real, man. Dude!" And we would all laugh until we cried and couldn't breathe. So it is kind of a throwback to a time when we spent *WAY* more time stoned. Things are so much funnier when you are baked.If I think of any more, I will let you know.------------------I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.~~~Dance as if noone is watching!~~~PLUR(RE) ---J---
FREE TIBET!!! (with the purchase of a 44 oz. drink)What do you want to be when you grow up?I want to be a kid again!I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.~~~J~~~
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Funny that you should say that. As a teacher I often find myself looking for interesting yet effective way to interact with kids.My official response to any wrong doing this year has been "Hey! This ain't no Disco!"... I use it for every possible thing that they do (horseplay, not doing work, talking too loud, not turing in assignments, playing games on their calculators, etc...) They finally caught on and asked me "What does that MEAN?!" To which I responded "I have no idea but for some reason you all behave after I say it!" Now it's become the official inside joke of my 2nd period.Oops, gotta run, this ain't no Disco y'know!
Funny that you should say that. As a teacher I often find myself looking for interesting yet effective way to interact with kids.My official response to any wrong doing this year has been "Hey! This ain't no Disco!"... I use it for every possible thing that they do (horseplay, not doing work, talking too loud, not turing in assignments, playing games on their calculators, etc...) They finally caught on and asked me "What does that MEAN?!" To which I responded "I have no idea but for some reason you all behave after I say it!" Now it's become the official inside joke of my 2nd period.Oops, gotta run, this ain't no Disco y'know!
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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I wouldn't say these were catchphrases. More things that I tend to say a lot. Maybe that's the same thing......If all time is relative there can be no such concept as being.IndeedCornflakes - to denote I believe someone is not telling the truth. As in "....and then you woke up with your head in a bowl of cornflakes..."Follow the bouncing basserm, I spin staffs but I'm not particularly good...I have loads more but I can't think of them off hand. Maybe I'll post them when I think of them.------------------C@ntusDon't argue amongst yourselves because of the loss of me,I haven't gone anywhere,but out of my bodyReach out and you touch me,Make effort to speak to me,Call out and you hear me,Be happy for me....
I wouldn't say these were catchphrases. More things that I tend to say a lot. Maybe that's the same thing......If all time is relative there can be no such concept as being.IndeedCornflakes - to denote I believe someone is not telling the truth. As in "....and then you woke up with your head in a bowl of cornflakes..."Follow the bouncing basserm, I spin staffs but I'm not particularly good...I have loads more but I can't think of them off hand. Maybe I'll post them when I think of them.------------------C@ntusDon't argue amongst yourselves because of the loss of me,I haven't gone anywhere,but out of my bodyReach out and you touch me,Make effort to speak to me,Call out and you hear me,Be happy for me....
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(Demonic Voice)"Smoke Crack, Worship Satan And (Black Preachen Man Vioce) PRAISE THE LORD!" ------------------Just a Thought... Ignore it if you wish...
(Demonic Voice)"Smoke Crack, Worship Satan And (Black Preachen Man Vioce) PRAISE THE LORD!" ------------------Just a Thought... Ignore it if you wish...
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As for catchphrases the one I use most often is "Why would I want to do that? It sounds like work."------------------Blessings to all, Peter "When you find yourself in the company of a halfling and an ill-tempered Dragon, remember, you do not have to outrun the Dragon ...you just have to outrun the halfling."
As for catchphrases the one I use most often is "Why would I want to do that? It sounds like work."------------------Blessings to all, Peter "When you find yourself in the company of a halfling and an ill-tempered Dragon, remember, you do not have to outrun the Dragon ...you just have to outrun the halfling."
Blessings to all,
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When you find yourself in the company of a halfling and an ill-tempered Dragon, remember, you do not have to outrun the Dragon ...you just have to outrun the halfling.
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Every time I fall into a speech pattern, I get picked on until I end up stopping it.
Then again, my friends and family have this belief that the more you pick on someone, the more you love them. It makes life fun. However, being as melodramatic and animated as I tend to be, I say things like "Big bunches and lots" and other really odd phrases for emphasis. Lately "Schnikied" comes out along the same lines as "Jenkies" to the Scooby-doo crew. And, whenever someone calls my name my automatic response is "Wasn't me", no matter what they want.I have several, what I feel are, profound things I'll say when it's appropriate, but none of them are actually mine! 
I do make it a point to tell the people I love, that I love them everytime I talk to them, because I never want them to feel unappreciated or want anything to happen to them without knowing that. So my farewells are usually "Love ya, be safe!" (what can I say, I **am** a mother???)Oh, and when I want my son to stand up straighter (or other people) I tell him to "Pinch his quarter". It's a long story .------------------Pele Higher, higher burning fire...making music like a choir...https://www.pyromorph.com
Every time I fall into a speech pattern, I get picked on until I end up stopping it.
Then again, my friends and family have this belief that the more you pick on someone, the more you love them. It makes life fun. However, being as melodramatic and animated as I tend to be, I say things like "Big bunches and lots" and other really odd phrases for emphasis. Lately "Schnikied" comes out along the same lines as "Jenkies" to the Scooby-doo crew. And, whenever someone calls my name my automatic response is "Wasn't me", no matter what they want.I have several, what I feel are, profound things I'll say when it's appropriate, but none of them are actually mine! I do make it a point to tell the people I love, that I love them everytime I talk to them, because I never want them to feel unappreciated or want anything to happen to them without knowing that. So my farewells are usually "Love ya, be safe!" (what can I say, I **am** a mother???)Oh, and when I want my son to stand up straighter (or other people) I tell him to "Pinch his quarter". It's a long story .------------------Pele Higher, higher burning fire...making music like a choir...https://www.pyromorph.com Pele
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Ahhh the good old catch phrase.Heres a few of both mine and my freinds."Spontaneous human combustion, its not an unknown phenomenon in the modern scientific world."Why we say that.......i have no idea!!!"Conspiracy." Basically used whenever something goes wrong.and theres millions more. Everybody says things over and over evev if they don't realise it.......like schoolgirls habit of using the word like as every second word (i love that, "And like we like went down to the like shop like and like we bought some candy like").But personally i love some of the Aussie catch phrases best."Flat out like a lizard drinking" which means, obviously, someone is working really hard. Thats my favourite any way.Okay......thats all.CheersDave
Ahhh the good old catch phrase.Heres a few of both mine and my freinds."Spontaneous human combustion, its not an unknown phenomenon in the modern scientific world."Why we say that.......i have no idea!!!"Conspiracy." Basically used whenever something goes wrong.and theres millions more. Everybody says things over and over evev if they don't realise it.......like schoolgirls habit of using the word like as every second word (i love that, "And like we like went down to the like shop like and like we bought some candy like").But personally i love some of the Aussie catch phrases best."Flat out like a lizard drinking" which means, obviously, someone is working really hard. Thats my favourite any way.Okay......thats all.CheersDave
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Beggers cant be choosers.
Beggers cant be choosers.
I smell something burning.
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Lately I've been saying "Brilliant, that!" quite a bit. Espeacially in reference to car bombs (for those who don't know Car Bombs are a drop shot consisting of Bailey's irish creme and Jameson irish whiskey combined in a one ounce shot glass. You then drop the shot glass into a half pint of Guinness and drink. You have to take it all in one drink, though, cuz the Guinness curdles the Bailey's and no one likes chunky beer.) Actually since I've been on this board a lot of British twang has slipped back into my vocabulary (personally I blame Cantus)As for profound.......Um, if you drop your keys in a river of molten lava, forget it man, they're gone.If it wasn't meant to be eaten it wouldn't be shaped like a taco.Cordeuroy pillows, they're making headlines.and I had one more a minute ago...... Crap! I can't think of it now, but I swear it was really witty and clever, really. Even Cantus would have been impressed. Oh well, such is life I suppose.------------------If you love something, set it on fire.
Lately I've been saying "Brilliant, that!" quite a bit. Espeacially in reference to car bombs (for those who don't know Car Bombs are a drop shot consisting of Bailey's irish creme and Jameson irish whiskey combined in a one ounce shot glass. You then drop the shot glass into a half pint of Guinness and drink. You have to take it all in one drink, though, cuz the Guinness curdles the Bailey's and no one likes chunky beer.) Actually since I've been on this board a lot of British twang has slipped back into my vocabulary (personally I blame Cantus
)As for profound.......Um, if you drop your keys in a river of molten lava, forget it man, they're gone.If it wasn't meant to be eaten it wouldn't be shaped like a taco.Cordeuroy pillows, they're making headlines.and I had one more a minute ago...... Crap! I can't think of it now, but I swear it was really witty and clever, really. Even Cantus would have been impressed. Oh well, such is life I suppose.------------------If you love something, set it on fire. Jesus helps me trick people.
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Shall i just say i was impressed, Puppy, to save your embarressment?Pele speaks the truth. She emailed me today to tell me she loves me. Don't mention it in front of Whipping Boy though. Don't want to ruffle his feathers....
Shall i just say i was impressed, Puppy, to save your embarressment?Pele speaks the truth. She emailed me today to tell me she loves me. Don't mention it in front of Whipping Boy though. Don't want to ruffle his feathers....
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I used to make up a word of the week... (usually contained random sounds I heard over the course of the previous week) erp eep snef snark (I got it from Half-Life the game) yabberserblinkey ZoitThere's a bunch more and all of them are inside jokes between my friends
(even though we don't laugh at them).I occasionally am caught saying the Official Canadian "Eh?" at the end of a sentence, or I am found with the end of a sentence containing "dude" and "sweeeet" (in a high voice [as high as I can go that is]).Kinudin
I used to make up a word of the week... (usually contained random sounds I heard over the course of the previous week) erp eep snef snark (I got it from Half-Life the game) yabberserblinkey ZoitThere's a bunch more and all of them are inside jokes between my friends
(even though we don't laugh at them).I occasionally am caught saying the Official Canadian "Eh?" at the end of a sentence, or I am found with the end of a sentence containing "dude" and "sweeeet" (in a high voice [as high as I can go that is]).Kinudin member
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Puppy, I will have to agree with you on two things.1) Irish Car Bombs KICK ASS!!! I have a friend who is a bartender, and we were out 2 Thursdays ago to see my boy, B, at an open mic night. He talked 3 of us into doing them with him. Those things KICK ASS!!! Good experience. Now, everytime I go out to a bar, I make at least one person do one with me.2) I seemed to have picked up a little Brittish twang in my typing...and I really think it rubbed off from Cantus. Popular fellow, he is.------------------I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.~~~Dance as if noone is watching!~~~PLUR(RE) ---J---
Puppy, I will have to agree with you on two things.1) Irish Car Bombs KICK ASS!!! I have a friend who is a bartender, and we were out 2 Thursdays ago to see my boy, B, at an open mic night. He talked 3 of us into doing them with him. Those things KICK ASS!!! Good experience. Now, everytime I go out to a bar, I make at least one person do one with me.2) I seemed to have picked up a little Brittish twang in my typing...and I really think it rubbed off from Cantus. Popular fellow, he is.------------------I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.~~~Dance as if noone is watching!~~~PLUR(RE) ---J---
FREE TIBET!!! (with the purchase of a 44 oz. drink)What do you want to be when you grow up?I want to be a kid again!I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.~~~J~~~
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Nice to be noticed. And there was me keeping a low profile....
Nice to be noticed. And there was me keeping a low profile....
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Sick Puppy, when i first read your message i skim red it. The only words i caught were: car bomb, Irish, and Brilliant That!
I was bit worried at first but i read it properly.Now I don't have to do something totally stupid and vindictive to your house. [This message has been edited by FirePoi-boy (edited 10 March 2002).]
Sick Puppy, when i first read your message i skim red it. The only words i caught were: car bomb, Irish, and Brilliant That!
I was bit worried at first but i read it properly.Now I don't have to do something totally stupid and vindictive to your house. [This message has been edited by FirePoi-boy (edited 10 March 2002).] member
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I mostly just make up semi-descriptive, meaningless noises indicative of emotionsI often (though not as much anymore) like to add pirate phrases into what I say: Yarr, Avast!, Scurvy, Ahoy, etc.And then there's the more-pointless words: Merf, Yorg, Meh, Bleck, Grrr.Then there's the words from my mud-playing days; Instead of actually doing something, I sometimes say *mutter* or *nod*I like to throw in a semi-accusatory "I'm on to you/I've been watching you" sort of phrase for no reason to throw people off.And then there's the bloody phrases I've picked up from the Internet (dialects) or foreign language study. De Acuerdo?-------------------Wren"And that, my friends, is condensed evil."
I mostly just make up semi-descriptive, meaningless noises indicative of emotions
I often (though not as much anymore) like to add pirate phrases into what I say: Yarr, Avast!, Scurvy, Ahoy, etc.And then there's the more-pointless words: Merf, Yorg, Meh, Bleck, Grrr.Then there's the words from my mud-playing days; Instead of actually doing something, I sometimes say *mutter* or *nod*I like to throw in a semi-accusatory "I'm on to you/I've been watching you" sort of phrase for no reason to throw people off.And then there's the bloody phrases I've picked up from the Internet (dialects) or foreign language study. De Acuerdo?-------------------Wren"And that, my friends, is condensed evil." -WrenAnd that, my friends, is condensed evil.
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Hmmmm, I've used a few in my time, mostly poached off things that are funnier than me (i.e. the majority of the world):-Harsh but fairFurry Muff (Fair enough)My names Nuff and I'm a Fairy (as in Fairy Nuff)Gopping Cheb I'd rather be sailingGreetings and salutationsWorth a squirt (To describe a fit girl)Worth a squirt in the dirt (To describe a fairly fit girl)Especially on ThursdaysThank you kindlyoh, and I often say "Toodle pips" instead of "Bye" or even "Poodle Tips"There are probably more...
Hmmmm, I've used a few in my time, mostly poached off things that are funnier than me (i.e. the majority of the world):-Harsh but fairFurry Muff (Fair enough)My names Nuff and I'm a Fairy (as in Fairy Nuff)Gopping Cheb I'd rather be sailingGreetings and salutationsWorth a squirt (To describe a fit girl)Worth a squirt in the dirt (To describe a fairly fit girl)Especially on ThursdaysThank you kindlyoh, and I often say "Toodle pips" instead of "Bye" or even "Poodle Tips"There are probably more...
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all my quotes are from sluggy freelance.why would you microwave goodness?https://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=980503NIFTY!https://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=010201I'm very naughty today!You killed my fish!my feet hurt....with destiny!https://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=010204Pere(and now you must read them all!)
all my quotes are from sluggy freelance.why would you microwave goodness?https://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=980503NIFTY!https://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=010201I'm very naughty today!You killed my fish!my feet hurt....with destiny!https://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=010204Pere(and now you must read them all!)
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My new one which I made up as a nice way of saying no to people:"Go to Hell and bring me back a snowflake and maby I'll think about it."------------------A wise man once said to me, "Hey! You! Get out of my wardrobe!" and in a way, I guess he was right.
My new one which I made up as a nice way of saying no to people:"Go to Hell and bring me back a snowflake and maby I'll think about it."------------------A wise man once said to me, "Hey! You! Get out of my wardrobe!" and in a way, I guess he was right.
A wise man once said to me, Hey! You! Get out of my wardrobe! and in a way, I guess he was right.
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Peregrine - I love Sluggy!For those that watch Ed "Shave My Poodle"I rather enjoy using "Poontang!" or any of Roosevelt's lines from Good Morning Vietnam.------------------Where's the foetus gonna gestate? You gonna keep it in a box?
Peregrine - I love Sluggy!For those that watch Ed "Shave My Poodle"I rather enjoy using "Poontang!" or any of Roosevelt's lines from Good Morning Vietnam.------------------Where's the foetus gonna gestate? You gonna keep it in a box?
Courage is the man who can stop after only one peanut
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Thankyou all for your insightful contributions into the world of word, and for welcoming me so happily onto your computer screens.It's funny how a small word can remind you of happy memories with friends.Keep them coming and don't burn the sausages
Thankyou all for your insightful contributions into the world of word, and for welcoming me so happily onto your computer screens.
It's funny how a small word can remind you of happy memories with friends.Keep them coming and don't burn the sausages member
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Not really that many actual phrases. Perhaps i am totally devoid of any personality!!I am the most generic person ever!!"I walked out of a door, and realised it was a window"that's bright eyes. they're this band.And ellie, are you the ellie that was doing poi at wetlands??(all you other ppl, she'll understand, it was this conference in wales)Well, after yours and mai's tuition, i bought poi, and have developed an unhealthy obsession!!
Not really that many actual phrases. Perhaps i am totally devoid of any personality!!I am the most generic person ever!!"I walked out of a door, and realised it was a window"that's bright eyes. they're this band.And ellie, are you the ellie that was doing poi at wetlands??(all you other ppl, she'll understand, it was this conference in wales)Well, after yours and mai's tuition, i bought poi, and have developed an unhealthy obsession!!
...that's not flying, it's falling, with style...
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I just remembered one that a mate used to say all the time 'Keep it Real' Thought that was quite good, although I'm not sure now real what he meant, I mean, keep what real? Life I guess, but then 'life is just a figment of your imagination, one day we will die and realise that we were all just part of God's interactive cyber galactic computer game'No, sorry bebhinn that wasn't me. although I wish it were, I've not yet (Since October when I started) met any one who even understands the word poi other my sister, I must be moving in the wrong circles. Am presently waiting for the poi phenomenon to reach the south East of England!
I just remembered one that a mate used to say all the time 'Keep it Real' Thought that was quite good, although I'm not sure now real what he meant, I mean, keep what real? Life I guess, but then 'life is just a figment of your imagination, one day we will die and realise that we were all just part of God's interactive cyber galactic computer game'No, sorry bebhinn that wasn't me. although I wish it were, I've not yet (Since October when I started) met any one who even understands the word poi other my sister, I must be moving in the wrong circles. Am presently waiting for the poi phenomenon to reach the south East of England!
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I think, when it comes to poi, moving in circles is usually the best approach.We're all pieces in some deranged board game of the gods. Unfortunately they've lost the instructions..... - Cantus (me)------------------C@ntusDo you believe in a god that satisfies,Do you believe in a god that open eyes,Do you believe in a god that tells you lies,Or do you believe in me?Do you believe in a god that brings you down,Do you believe in a god that wears a crown,Do you believe in a god that makes you bow,Or do you believe in me?
I think, when it comes to poi, moving in circles is usually the best approach.We're all pieces in some deranged board game of the gods. Unfortunately they've lost the instructions..... - Cantus (me)------------------C@ntusDo you believe in a god that satisfies,Do you believe in a god that open eyes,Do you believe in a god that tells you lies,Or do you believe in me?Do you believe in a god that brings you down,Do you believe in a god that wears a crown,Do you believe in a god that makes you bow,Or do you believe in me?
Meh
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enthusiast
214 posts
Location: Melbourne Australia
enthusiast
214 posts
Location: Melbourne Australia
Posted:
Food 4 thought?------------------Everyday life is only an illusion, behind which lies the reality of dreams.
Food 4 thought?------------------Everyday life is only an illusion, behind which lies the reality of dreams.
Trying to play the Akashic records,
but my turntables not compatible.
member
214 posts
Location: Manchester
214 posts
Location: Manchester
Posted:
I people dont mid me puttig down a few of my faves"he has four arms, and four legs.he throws them in combination.""smoke like you've ever had the fear"life is like a ride at an amusmant park. It goes up and down.around and around. it has thrills and chills,its brightly coloured and very loud and its fun, for a while.some people have been on the ride before, and have remembered. and they tell us dont ever, ever be scared, because, its just a ride." (the late prophet, Bill Hicks)(oh, well.while im in the mood, may as well have another of his)"Contrary to popular modern beliefs. i have done a lot of drugs. and had a really fuckin good time. didnt murder anybody. didnt rape anybody. didnt rob anybody.didnt loose one fuckin job, laughed my ass off..........and went about my day"."the world is split into two types of people. those who spin, and those who dont"oh, well. hope i could help a little.for anyoe who doesnt know who bill hicks is, try ad check out a video of his stand up comedy. life changig monologues, seriously.bye for now peepsC'an'U.--------------------------------------------
I people dont mid me puttig down a few of my faves"he has four arms, and four legs.he throws them in combination.""smoke like you've ever had the fear"life is like a ride at an amusmant park. It goes up and down.around and around. it has thrills and chills,its brightly coloured and very loud and its fun, for a while.some people have been on the ride before, and have remembered. and they tell us dont ever, ever be scared, because, its just a ride." (the late prophet, Bill Hicks)(oh, well.while im in the mood, may as well have another of his)"Contrary to popular modern beliefs. i have done a lot of drugs. and had a really fuckin good time. didnt murder anybody. didnt rape anybody. didnt rob anybody.didnt loose one fuckin job, laughed my ass off..........and went about my day"."the world is split into two types of people. those who spin, and those who dont"oh, well. hope i could help a little.for anyoe who doesnt know who bill hicks is, try ad check out a video of his stand up comedy. life changig monologues, seriously.bye for now peeps
C'an'U.-------------------------------------------- BRONZE Member
member
84 posts
Location: South Africa
member
84 posts
Location: South Africa
Posted:
Ok, here's my two cents:"Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup"When people try to rush me, i say to them: "I only have one other speed, and it's slower"Then there's all the: Narf Duh Doh etc etcAnd my all time favorite: OOGA BOOGA------------------ColesId love to be a glow-wormCuz a glow-worm's never glumIt's hard to be downheartedWhen a light shines out your bum
Ok, here's my two cents:"Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup"When people try to rush me, i say to them: "I only have one other speed, and it's slower"Then there's all the: Narf Duh Doh etc etcAnd my all time favorite: OOGA BOOGA------------------ColesId love to be a glow-wormCuz a glow-worm's never glumIt's hard to be downheartedWhen a light shines out your bum
Coles
Id love to be a glow-worm
Cuz a glow-worm's never glum
It's hard to be downhearted
When a light shines out your bum
member
219 posts
Location: Melbourne Australia
219 posts
Location: Melbourne Australia
Posted:
In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is kingCheersAPB
In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is kingCheersAPB
Good on usGood on us all
SILVER Member
Tantamount to fatuity
15,967 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
15,967 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
To you "Grammar" is just that old lady who gives you sweets, occasionally wets herself and falls asleep in front of the fire after drinking to much gin at Christmas
To you "Grammar" is just that old lady who gives you sweets, occasionally wets herself and falls asleep in front of the fire after drinking to much gin at Christmas
Meh
SILVER Member
Tantamount to fatuity
15,967 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Tantamount to fatuity
15,967 posts
Location: Down the road, United Kingdom
Posted:
That was another of my phrases BTW. Not actually having a go at anyone in particular. Before someone comes along and misunderstands......*glances vaguely in the direction of New Hampshire*
That was another of my phrases BTW. Not actually having a go at anyone in particular. Before someone comes along and misunderstands......*glances vaguely in the direction of New Hampshire*
Meh
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