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I love this thread! But I STILL don't understand LMVO! If its too graphic, you can PM me!
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 Some people don't care if they live or they die Some people want to know what it feels like to fly Americana: "a nebulous category of misfits and acquired tastes, many of whom seem to have worn cowboy hats at one time or another" LA Times article
You are kidding, right? It's vertebra. Last edited by Turk on Mon Feb 13, 2006 3:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.
well LMFVO then.
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Some people don't care if they live or they die Some people want to know what it feels like to fly Americana: "a nebulous category of misfits and acquired tastes, many of whom seem to have worn cowboy hats at one time or another" LA Times article
Indeed. And I usually refer to the fine folks here as PattyPals® in the OtR chatroom. I don't know nothing except change will come
Yaya - a word used to express intense appreciation, derivative of the word "yay"; often used in lieu of "woot" or "woohoooo".
"I'm going to see Ana in a few weeks...Yaya!" - Nic Like jewels in a crown, the precious stones glittered in the queen's round metal hat.
Main Entry: yesp
Pronunciation: 'yesp Function: adverb Etymology: Middle Sandinan, from Old English gEse 1 – a combination of the word yes and the variant yep used as a function word to express assent or agreement <Are you getting drunk tonight at Tuesday Chat? Yesp, I am.> 2 -- a combination of the word yes and the variant yep used as a function word usually to introduce correction or contradiction of a negative assertion or direction <Don't say that The Moderation is short! Yesp, I will.> 3 -- a combination of the word yes and the variant yep used as a function word to introduce a more emphatic or explicit phrase <yesp, I fucking love feather boas!> 4 -- a combination of the word yes and the variant yep used as a function word to indicate uncertainty or polite interest or attentiveness <Yesp, I think I might like another brownie, but first let me go check the mirror to make sure my mullet has not grown back and get another beer to try and even this buzz out. I love Georgia, yaya!> "You could write a song about some kind of emotional problem you are having, but it would not be a good song, in my eyes, until it went through a period of sensitivity to a moment of clarity. Without that moment of clarity to contribute to the song, it's just complaining."
-Joni Mitchell-
The dog's bollocks - (Britspeak)
meaning - rather good Sneeped - (Potteries dialect) meaning - To be offended/ emotionaly wounded Nesh - (Potteries dialect) meaning - to be affected adversely by the cold Nesh carrot - (Potteries dialect) meaning - someone who is adversely affected by the cold Hymen - (Essex girl speak) meaning - a greeting to male companions I still don't blame you for leaving baby... it's cold living with goats
/a is code used in the PattyChat room. When you put "a/" in the text box before you type something, it appears in the chat session as an "action".
So let's say I typed "is drunk" in the text box It would appear in the chat text area like: [sandina] is drunk But if I typed "/a is drunk" it would appear like: sandina is drunk Make sense?
Thank you, Sandi, for using your drunken-ness as a great example!
Hee. Seriously, I always wanted to know how that worked.
A somewhat related image for those who may wonder just how god KNOWS when to find a poor kitten-- 
I 2nd that motion...
the motion has been properly seconded...any objection? I guess I'm taking my chances
Giving up the ring, throwing in the gloves I guess I'm taking my chances Trading in my things For a couple wings on a little white dove And one big love, one big love
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I think this should be made a sticky topic...what do you guys think?
