FRANK!!!! YOU ASSHOLE

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the post in mad's forum is still there at the moment.. the new thread is the one deleted.

pissed me off too, i got in a good shot at brother...she said 'oh that's at mock isn't it?' and i replied, 'yes, and you're NOT.' ::lmao::

Yeah, I voted for that one.

I bet Frank started getting nervous after I posted my little story about Saint taking money from a cancer victim and never paying her back OR thanking her. Cuz I got lots of those kind of stories about Saint and I sure don't mind posting them.

How about this little gem from his sci fi forum.
How the fuck can it be genetic when the fucking cunt is adopted...::dunno::

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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Re: Enter Jives...Quote:Originally Posted by chrispenycateJust finished(?) critiquing a space vampire story, so am still in "critique" modeROFL> I'm a teacher, I'm doomed to be permanently in that mode!

Quote:A school teacher- I'm practically the only member of my family to avoid this fate, but it has been suggested I didn't escape the genetic predisposition [color="red"]Both my parents were teachers too, so you are right about it being genetic. I tried to avoid it for 34 years, but as you can see genes run the universe.
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Quote:Ah, perfect intelligence. That's the problem right there; how do you expect them to adapt to this planet?Forsooth! I have misspoke myself! Verily I say, twas my meaning that was unclear. They all have normal intelligence without any specific learning disabilites such as dyslexia, discalcula, or a tendency to be too literal. LOL!

Quote:Mashed infant? Surely I've got this image wrong?Hmmm...It's obvious I need to work on my metaphors.

Would "Educational Trauma Center" be clearer?

Quote:Grabs map; but there's nothing there on the New Mexico side - things like "Shiprock" and "Waterflow" Lots of ancient ruins, though: are you by any chance one of them?There! You have it exactly! I am the "ancient ruin" marked on your map!

Quote:I didn't see any mountains in New Mexico. Still, I didn't see much of it, and they're probably the same ones as I saw from Colorado, and I've got my own mountains round here, so no need to be jealouslol. Well actually, we live a bit more on the "sloping part" as opposed to the "pointy" part. But I can see the pointy parts from my window and can therefore delude myself in believing that I live in the "mountains."

Quoteo presumably the web's only just worming its way in. Well, enjoy this small corner of cyberspace.Yep! And this miracle of modern communication is already introducing me to fascinating characters such as yourself! Thanks for the warm welcome, Chris!