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Fodder for the Corner Joint>> mark + Phil's luvsac = <3
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Jun 25, 2013 06:48AM
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Yeah.I am totally hanging out with Mr. D from now on.
I know, right?Text acronyms pain me to write.
they annoy the shit out of me.Gedoffamy LAWN.
Yes.Unless I am making up ridiculously long ones to send back and forth to my one friend. Then they are hilarious.
Cynthia wrote: Gedoffamy LAWN."
that would be GOML
the battle cry of crumudgeons everywhere
curmudgeons, you mean.We are cranky, not crummy.
I might be a little crummy at the moment.
When you become a curmudgeon, you will know, Grasshopper.
Cynthia wrote: "curmudgeons, you mean.We are cranky, not crummy."
I think I am both
Please don't remind me of the crumbs on my floor. I don't have time to clean my foors today (and I don't want to).
Hey, watch out you hooligans! You'll squish my crab grass!
mark wrote: "who's Phil?"Susan, but with a penis.
Hey Phil. I was just thinking about you. What kind of bike rack would you recommend for the back end of daughter #2's car? She wants to take her bike to college (Kalamazoo) so she can explore the Lake Michigan bike trails. Thanks--Figured you'd tried a few bike carriers.
Cynthia, if you're cranky I must be a monster.
Does the car have a trailer hitch? I'm loving the Hollywood Sportrider rack I have now but it requires the hitch. Securing the bike on the rack is simple and oh-so-quick.Without a hitch you can pick from a variety of trunk mounted styles. I used a Mighty Joe rack for many years and got along just fine. Securing the bike takes a little longer because it requires manipulating the rubber tabs that hold it in place. Also, there's no way to lock the bike to the rack.
Personally I advise against the roof racks, because it's too easy to forget the bike is up there. The first time you try to go through a drive-through or into a parking garage you'll learn an expensive lesson about transporting bikes.
Phil wrote: "Does the car have a trailer hitch? I'm loving the Hollywood Sportrider rack I have now but it requires the hitch. Securing the bike on the rack is simple and oh-so-quick.Without a hitch you can p..."
Thanks. I'll ask the dudes at the bike shop on Main Street about the Mighty Joe.
Phil wrote: "mark wrote: "who's Phil?"Susan, but with a penis."
We are jazzy, fuckers! Jazzy!!
Actually, it also makes Phil adorable.
I am not a curmudgeon nor even remotely crummy. My little glass bubble is only filled with flowers, pretty birds, angelic children, lots of friends and music.
Definitely not hoarding all the hot guys. I fear the Heiders wrath, even in her absence.
I think the manquarium is neglected these days.
Probably best, Misha. I mean, it's like cat sitting while a friend is on holiday, right?
As long as the cat doesn't follow you home.
Susan wrote: "Phil wrote: "mark wrote: "who's Phil?"Susan, but with a penis."
We are jazzy, fuckers! Jazzy!!
Actually, it also makes Phil adorable."
a penis makes Phil adorable? his own, or Phil + penis = adorable?
Nope. Just the part of Phil that is like me equates the adorable factor.Misha, watch out for the security fence Heidi put on the manquarium! And never mind that black mark near the bottom right in the back.
wait, so you are saying that Phil's penis is adorable?? awww! everyone should have something about them that is adorable. mine are my calves.
No. Not his penis, Mark. Keep up.His balls.
wait, so you are saying that Phil's penis is not adorable?? what a meanie.although very good news about his balls!
Mark! Did you angle your phone up Phil's pantaloon to get that shot?!Vibrancy, people. Alive and, well, bouncy.
see, you can have it all! just ask Phil & his balls. they are clearly loving life.
::busily loves life::::momentarily rests tired balls::
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and it's legal now! well depending on the state i suppose.
