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God dammit... I'm losing it... ugh...

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Participants Keith James812Roger Reed49Michael Sullivan3Roger Wright4ironviper1northernbison63quietwolfPaul Williamsrowdymoose54Robin Ramos2Lawrence Moore45dustypilot22silenthawk11Brian Moore67Lawrence Bailey66Arthur Martinez7silentridge8Mark LongChloe Garcia98Jacob Edwards3Kenneth Kelly5Olivia Nguyen4Jason Thomas6shadowjackal88 …
Keith James812 Keith James812 RegularOP
280 messages
joined Dec 2005
#41 ·
Chloe Garcia98 said:Dollar and Keith James812,
that lovebirds,
when they finally tie the knot
we’re gonna have to get them a gift... πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚

Look, just give us a gift and clean yourselves up... but honestly, maybe wear some Kevlar just in case. 😁 I can already see the look on the faces of Dollar's guests when my extremist relatives start belting out "Spilled tea..." 😁
Chloe Garcia98 Chloe Garcia98 Active Member
124 messages
joined May 2009
#42 ·
Look, why don't you just give us the gift list first? We’d rather not just throw our money down the drain without a plan...

We really want to avoid causing some kind of diplomatic disasterβ€”imagine if we accidentally showed up with a high-end knife set instead of something appropriate. 😬

Honestly, this whole thing is going to be even more chaotic than a wild weekend in Las Vegas.πŸ™‚ πŸŽ‰
silentridge8 silentridge8 Active Member
231 messages
joined Jun 2007
#43 ·
Chloe Garcia98 said:Dollar and Keith James812,
that lovebird couple,
when they finally tie the knot,
we'll have to give them a gift... πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚

Isn't the actual saying "a lovebird couple, when they get married, will have a donkey playing music at the wedding"? πŸ˜•

So I guess we need to find ourselves a donkey to play at the reception....πŸ€”

Keith James812, I had no idea there was a city named after you. πŸ™‚
Brian Moore67 Brian Moore67 Active Member
241 messages
joined Apr 2007
#44 ·
Nothing much... just gonna go drown my sorrows in some bourbon and maybe finally tie the knot with math. But heyβ€”I'm still holding out hope for those knives to show up.
quietwolf quietwolf Active Member
53 messages
joined Dec 2005
#45 ·
silentridge8 said:Keith James812, I didn't realize there was a city named after you. πŸ™‚

It’s not a city, it's an entire country. A sovereign one, at that!
Jacob Edwards3 Jacob Edwards3 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Oct 2004
#46 ·
Keith James812 said:Just give us a gift, dress up a little... though you might want to throw on some body armor just in case.😁 I can only imagine the looks on the faces of our Dollar guests when my far-right relatives start belting out "Spilled tea..." 😁

They’ll be 100% confusedβ€”they're going to need a translator for that one!!

Off-topic, for a secondβ€”I was at a meeting in Detroit and had CNN playing on the local cable in the background. Right during the lunch break, the news came on with some commentary about road construction, saying something like, "The final stretch will be paved by mid-August..." It took me a good half hour to explain it to the folks there who were genuinely baffled by the idea of someone only paving half a road!!
silentridge8 silentridge8 Active Member
231 messages
joined Jun 2007
#47 ·
Phoenix said:That’s not just a city; it’s its own sovereign nation.

Man, Phoenix... you really went there. Tell me, do you play any instruments, or just blow hot air? πŸ™‚
Lawrence Bailey66 Lawrence Bailey66 Member
18 messages
joined Dec 2005
#48 ·
George Orwell said:Man, Lawrence Bailey66β€”I swear you're out for my head. 😁 😎

Jimmy Kimmel, you're a real piece of workβ€”honestly, you've got some nerve. 😁

Anyway, what's the move, guys? Are we actually going to push this Placebo thing so Amazon can finally get it over with, or what?
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
278 messages
joined Apr 2007
#49 ·
George Orwell said:I honestly have to say, Lawrence Bailey66, I am truly at a loss for words regarding your recent comments. 😁 😎

😁 😁
Kenneth Kelly5 Kenneth Kelly5 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Oct 2004
#50 ·
silentridge8 said:Man, Phoenix, you really triggered a memory... do you even play an instrument? πŸ™‚

he just plays the kazoo all day
Olivia Nguyen4 Olivia Nguyen4 Member
38 messages
joined Sep 2008
#51 ·
Kenneth Kelly5 said:He just keeps playing that absolute garbage the entire time.

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Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active Member
186 messages
joined Sep 2006
#52 ·
ExxonMobil said:But have you considered this?πŸ‘Ž πŸ™‚

How are things, Commander? 😁
Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active Member
186 messages
joined Sep 2006
#53 ·
Enemark said:You know who I mean, anyway. Give them my best.πŸ™‚ πŸ‘‹

So, what kind of Commander are you if you don't even have the guts to say who you're greeting?

A real Commander isn't afraid of anyone... and honestly, God knows they never used female handles. 🀣
silentridge8 silentridge8 Active Member
231 messages
joined Jun 2007
#54 ·
Enemark said:But do you actually know? πŸ‘Ž πŸ™‚

Heraclitus 😍

So I'm asking Phoenix πŸ™‚
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
278 messages
joined Apr 2007
#55 ·
Elvis Presley said:Well, a true Commander isn't afraid of anyone... and honestly, God knows they never used feminine nicknames. 🀣

There is a rumor circulating that an American patriot was actually involved in the assassination of Commander Che Guevara.

😲 😲
silentridge8 silentridge8 Active Member
231 messages
joined Jun 2007
#56 ·
Enimark said:darling, let me ask you something 😍

I’ve got Bach playing in my ears right now. You think we'll ever actually hear some Bach performed at the Placebin gala or a Ruprechtov feast?πŸ™‚
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
278 messages
joined Apr 2007
#57 ·
Enimark said:I suppose he really is a patriot if he’s out there killing foreign Freedom Fighters in Bolivia.πŸ™‚

Freedom Fighters? To be honest, I've always viewed Che Guevara as little more than an outlaw, much like Marshall was. He targeted peasants and the infirmβ€”essentially anyone who failed to grasp the essence of his revolution.

The struggle against atheists is a global endeavor.

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Jason Thomas6 Jason Thomas6 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Jul 2004
#58 ·
silenthawk11 said:A freedom fighter? Give me a break. Che Guevara was nothing more than an outlaw hiding out in the woods, just like how people used to view Marshall. He spent his time killing off peasants and sick folksβ€”basically anyone who didn't quite grasp the "vision" of the revolution.

The fight against atheists is a global struggle.

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Look, sure, Che Guevara might have been a common bandit, but Marshall actually had real power behind him; he had the support of the people, and honestly, he still does. 😳 πŸ™‚
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
278 messages
joined Apr 2007
#59 ·
Jason Thomas6 said:While Che Guevara might be viewed as little more than an outlaw, Marshall possessed genuine authority because he had the backing of the people, a strength that remains even today. 😳 πŸ™‚

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Michael Sullivan3 Michael Sullivan3 Active Member
186 messages
joined Sep 2006
#60 ·
silenthawk11 said:πŸ™‚

😁

Anyway, let's get back to the main point... we're all going to be πŸ™‚ by the placebo effect once people see this. 😁

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