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  •   #31  
    zanheltangia's Avatarzanheltangia , 07-20-2011 07:44 AM
    *sneaks out to listen to some music without lyrics*
  •   #32  
    BillBlueEyes's AvatarBillBlueEyes , 07-20-2011 09:14 AM
    For those rhyme'ically challenged,
    That's the sounds of the 15's while they hittin' in my trunk
    We're the Kottonmouth Kings and we don't give a f---
    funk rhymes with trunk.

    For those of you thinking it was a naughty word, remember that Zan wouldn't have suggested the song if it were.
  •   #33  
    zanheltangia's Avatarzanheltangia , 07-20-2011 02:24 PM
    Ah, don' 'u go pinnin' that entirely on me, Mister Bill.
    I might've brought up music, but you gave the song title, "bump".
    . It's tricky business, following the varied tangents in threadkiller.

    Oh, hey, I found some green tea noodles. Just wondering how to make a meal of 'em. More of a desert thing? Or should I branch off with veggies and mint? Food creativity ideas people! ;P. Maybe I should get some ideas out of the twenty somethings, there's probably a lot of college folk in there.
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    Ruthxxx's AvatarRuthxxx , 07-21-2011 06:16 AM
    I just bought a Slushie maker - six year old coming for a week. How about a green tea noodle Slushie?
  •   #35  
    zanheltangia's Avatarzanheltangia , 07-21-2011 08:25 AM
    Refreshing, if quite different! Key lime juice slushie with a side of noodles, mmmm...
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    zanheltangia's Avatarzanheltangia , 07-21-2011 08:29 AM
    Soooooooooooooo quiet in here.

    A guy got murdered on a train last night. Strangled by a rope made from pantyhose and a men's tie. We helped the detective figure out that it was the dancer. How cliche is that?

    Ah, well, that's the 1930s for ya.
  •   #37  
    bargoo's Avatarbargoo , 07-21-2011 08:38 AM
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by zanheltangia
    Soooooooooooooo quiet in here.

    A guy got murdered on a train last night. Strangled by a rope made from pantyhose and a men's tie. We helped the detective figure out that it was the dancer. How cliche is that?

    Ah, well, that's the 1930s for ya.
    They didn't have pantyhose in the 1930s.
  •   #38  
    zanheltangia's Avatarzanheltangia , 07-21-2011 11:50 AM
    Ah, tell that to the production company who did the murder mystery dinner last night. Dr. Sigmund Fraud was a bit shady, as was Herr Cut, but Miss Leggs was the one to pull it off for her russian lover.

    I loved the silly names, Dee Sypher was a great one.
  •   #39  
    bargoo's Avatarbargoo , 07-21-2011 05:17 PM
    Pantyhose was invented in 1959.
  •   #40  
    BillBlueEyes's AvatarBillBlueEyes , 07-21-2011 07:11 PM
    Bill Gates suggests
    Pantyhose were invented.
    But don't know that he's ever worn any.
  •   #41  
    BillBlueEyes's AvatarBillBlueEyes , 07-22-2011 04:55 PM
    Which brings us to the clothing brand, Fuct.

    Is the word scandalous? Should it be allowed on 3FC? Should children be allowed to see adults wearing a Fuct hat?

    Do any of the enlightened folks on this thread own Fuct clothing?

    If a high school senior wore a Fuct t-shirt to school, should she be sent home?
  •   #42  
    EZMONEY's AvatarEZMONEY , 07-22-2011 05:31 PM
    Boy...I'm out of town for 4.5 days and this thing turns to smut.....

    I like it.....
  •   #43  
    zanheltangia's Avatarzanheltangia , 07-22-2011 05:37 PM
    I bought some lip gloss in London seven or so years back with the brand name Fcuk. I thought I was so cool e.e, teenagers! It was horriblely sticky lip gloss.
  •   #44  
    EZMONEY's AvatarEZMONEY , 07-22-2011 07:25 PM
    I am babysitting my GRANDdaughter all by myself in 15 minutes so please keep the profanity down for a few hours.....
  •   #45  
    EZMONEY's AvatarEZMONEY , 07-23-2011 09:17 AM
    3.5 hours zero beers....

    2 diaper changes~ 2 number 1's and 1 number 2...

    1 double role over that Grandpa scored a perfect 10...

    Plenty of kisses and giggles....

    Just me and the GRANDdaughter...

    Priceless
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