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11th February 2006, 4:02 PM
 dor nobs turn me on. i like long walks in prisons, people think Im cazy:weird:  . I also go on random web sites so I can find something inteoresting. Hay hay you did I spell this word right. damn it look what you made me right :cuss: :evil:  :love:  :( :crap::shakeit:   :shake: .
11th February 2006, 5:16 PM
Sorry, we already have a resident crazy member, and he can spell...most of the time.
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11th February 2006, 11:34 PM
I'm going to send her gay hiness a tendocity gift basket full of dead mice. He/She/It/Thing/Both/What Ever should feel right at home.
12th February 2006, 1:01 AM
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:S I'd say it was a decent effort at comedy...but I can't bring myself to lie.
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12th February 2006, 1:45 AM
Wait, wait. Dead mice.... in a BOX? LMAO
Think of the implications 1.) They're dead - why? 2.) Mice - why? 3.) In a box... but even more frightening; WHO put them in the box? and for what purpose? The very ideal of sending such a package to a person of unknown gender or sexual preference though odd may explain certain aspects of behavior among people who have a ding-ding and a wuwu simultaneously, dead mice could indeed be a catalyst (if i can use the term) that sways the 'It' in to a particular preference of ding-ding or wuwu since either sex would encapsulate a same-sex relationship or a heterosexual one, so indeed, the dead mice perhaps referencing the inability to give birth (concieve, naturally or artificially) while the box is that contraption to which we fill-in its void from our need for fulfillment or contrived views of adolecense that could be seen as negative (apronstringism), malnourished and phsyically abandoned (asparigusism) or misguided (psychomantis) thus wholly justified and without reason or cause. Or, the micce could be less symbolic in nature, and have more to do with the 'doogie mice'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doogie_mice Doogie mice Enhanced NMDA receptor activity in the hippocampus has also been shown to produce enhanced LTP and an overall improvement in spatial learning. Joe Tsien produced a line of mice with enhanced NMDA receptor function by overexpressing the NR2B subunit in the hippocampus [40]. These smart mice, nicknamed "Doogie mice" after the prodigious doctor Doogie Howser, had larger long-term potentiation and excelled at spatial learning tasks, once again suggesting LTP's involvement in the formation of hippocampal-dependent memories [41]. But regardless, Mr. Eden Master, despite your so-called in-sight in to the relevence of Etoven's post, it is funny and ha-ha, slightly french though bold in it's total lack of logic. I spit on you sir. I compare you to animal droppings. FIND A SPELLING ERROR NOW MILLER
12th February 2006, 8:29 AM
lazyfatbum Wrote:FIND A SPELLING ERROR NOW MILLER Okay... lazyfatbum Wrote:Or, the micce could be less symbolic in nature, and have more to do with the 'doogie mice'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doogie_mice
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12th February 2006, 12:50 PM
lazyfatbum Wrote:But regardless, Mr. Eden Master, despite your so-called in-sight in to the relevence of Etoven's post, it is funny and ha-ha, slightly french though bold in it's total lack of logic. I spit on you sir. I compare you to animal droppings. I was actually referring to the first post in this thread that the n00b made. But thank you for the animal droppings comparison :D
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12th February 2006, 2:06 PM
the D stands for DICK!
*cries*
13th February 2006, 8:14 AM
DMiller Wrote:Sorry, we already have a resident crazy member, and he can spell...most of the time.Speaking of an inablity to spell, where did ASM go? I haven't seen him around since I returned from going AWOL for the umpteenth time. Not that he's missed or anything...
13th February 2006, 12:45 PM
Hopefully he'll return sometime!
13th February 2006, 2:42 PM
He was killed by a dictionary in a drive by.
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