- wiked
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
its my frickin weekend right now, and i feel like i should be doing somthing usefull but all i want to do is sit inside and not sweat
Slave of the lizard king
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- Wolfshade
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
I wish it was my weekend right now. Work sux.
"The rhythm is broken by continuous illumination, continuous darkness, or by decapitation." M.Morita and J.B.Best. The Journal of Experimental Zoology. 231: 273-282 (1984) http://twitter.com/wolfshadehttp://www.fullcastpodcast.com
- wiked
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
yes but work allows me to be lazy when i ant workin and to rhapodize about salmon
Slave of the lizard king
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- wiked
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
roger daltry may be a wrinkled old fossel, but he is still cool simply because he can get away with saying who the F*** are you on network television when no one else can.
Slave of the lizard king
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- wiked
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
so I stop with the salmon jokes and everyone leaves...
SOB
All anyone cares about is im giant frozen salmon and my hummungous ego
Slave of the lizard king
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- Em
- Mantis
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
wiked wrath wrote:... All anyone cares about is im giant frozen salmon and my hummungous ego
... er ... you got that backwards ...
*pinning dill sprig to lapel*
Someday will find you.
- wiked
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
ego or Id?
New purcheses of the day,
Russia at war, 1941-45 alexander werth
The Nag Hammandi Library Ed James M Robinson
Battle A history of combat and culture John A. Lynn
I love sidewalk sales where book stores sell off their extra unused textbooks..
a happy gift on comic day..
comic of the day, JSA, day of vengence, The return of donna Troy, and Villans united, its a dc kinda week.
Slave of the lizard king
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- wiked
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
I have returned from my camping in pensltucky, and venture off tomorrow to the northren stepps of wild and wolly maine, wish me luck...
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- Em
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Someday will find you.
- wiked
- Pilgrim
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Slave of the lizard king
Master of the esoteric arts
He's exciting in a "here come the Magyrs" kinda way
- Em
- Mantis
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
*whistles appreciately*
Hot damn!
Someday will find you.
- AJ
- Pilgrim
- From: Quebec
- Registered: 2001-07-08
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
Wolfshade wrote:*streaks*
Have you been watching british sports? ;)
- strangeshe
- Hierarch
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
*L*
Luck, wiked. What's up in Maine?
And how was Pensltucky, anyway? They hardly ever make the news. :D
- Kuno
- Pilgrim
- From: Eindhoven, Netherlands
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
AJ wrote:
Have you been watching british sports? ;)
I never knew streaking was a britisch sport.
There's a beginning, two middles, and an end. - Firsfron of Ronchester
- AJ
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
Technically it's not, but I noticed growing up that as the weather warms up clothing tends to come off during Wimbeldon, and various football and early rugby games, even once or twice during a cricket match....of course things could have changed in the last 10 years.
I'd like to think my fellow countrymen still get naked though - it's always a good laugh ;)
- wiked
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
My brother and family be in maine but not for long,.. They be emegrating about 10 miles west to North Conway N.H. land of no income tax, Live free or die baby..
unless you want to alter the messege on their licence plates that is...
speaking of live free or die... We drove down senic rt 7 Varmont,err I mean Vermont, and through Bennington, The Path that Gen. John Stark followed in his journy to the aptly named battle of bennington. There we beheld the gigantic 303 foot tower commemorating the battle, http://www.thisisvermont.com/pics/monument.gif
which made me wonder in monkie heart.. Is vermont compensating for somthing?
Slave of the lizard king
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- Em
- Mantis
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
*tiptoes in and steals the saLMon*
Someday will find you.
- Wolfshade
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
*wakes up to the harsh feeling that something is missing*
"The rhythm is broken by continuous illumination, continuous darkness, or by decapitation." M.Morita and J.B.Best. The Journal of Experimental Zoology. 231: 273-282 (1984) http://twitter.com/wolfshadehttp://www.fullcastpodcast.com
- Em
- Mantis
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
*giggling*
Your cold-blooded aquatic vertebrate has been taken hostage.
Terms to follow.
Someday will find you.
- Mwyaren
- Pilgrim
- From: Hole-In-The-Wall, NY
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::comes in to find bagels and cream cheese on the table::
::sniffs at the faint smell of lox being prepared in the kitchen...::
::raises eyebrow::
::steals bageleh and schmear and scuttles out before anyone notices::
Walter, put the cow away, would you?!
- Em
- Mantis
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
Mwdieval, breakfast on the Moon (come to the Mint).
Someday will find you.
- Wolfshade
- Pilgrim
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
M wrote:*giggling*
Your cold-blooded aquatic vertebrate has been taken hostage.
Terms to follow.
Those who respect the Salmon do not negotiate with terrorists.
*tries to hold in tears*
"The rhythm is broken by continuous illumination, continuous darkness, or by decapitation." M.Morita and J.B.Best. The Journal of Experimental Zoology. 231: 273-282 (1984) http://twitter.com/wolfshadehttp://www.fullcastpodcast.com
- Em
- Mantis
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Re: tHe MonKie BaRReLL
Who said anything about "negotiating"?
Don't you should wait to hear the terms before deciding?
Someday will find you.
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