Random thoughts

RogueJuror
I tasted an awesome cheese in Central America, what they call it escapes me right now. It was super delicious, wasn't something you could find in the corporate supermarkets, it was locally made and distributed through the local channels, very fresh. The texture was real soft, very Jello-y like or even more soft, almost like the sensation of putting cotton candy in your mouth. And very liquid. I never encountered anywhere else.
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Don't you mean PAWN SUPERMARKETS!!!??? :madd:
 
Mudcat
Really? I can't imagine that. Burgers are a staple of my diet and have been as long as I remember.

I'm pretty sure that, when I was an infant, my parents would puree burgers and give them to me in my baby bottle.
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Omg these scorched anus burgers are so good. i cannot wait to feel the fire in the morning.

TY for the idea Muddy :cheers:
 
It is interesting how tastes change in life. There are many foods I used to dislike at one time that, with age, I have come to like.

A short list of a few things that come immediately to mind:


onion
garlic
dill pickle
hot peppers
sausage

and . . .

STRAIGHT CHEESE!




That's right, some further experimentation has taken place and I definitely like the straight cheese!
 
Matty
A receptionist should not be called a "specialist of first impressions". It's mildly condescending in trying not to be. She's okay with being called a receptionist. Cut it out you idiots.

Vague hooker undertones too.
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Hm, interesting
 
Corporate Canada is cute when it tries to be all hip and modern and shit.
 
Dear gamelive forum,



I used the word epic twice on the forum today and I don't feel good about it. I used it in this thread to describe Tim Curry in Rocky Horror and I used it somewhere else - I believe in describing the Durito 500.

I think epic is a word which has officially fallen into the category of OVERDONE. There is some group that every year announces words it wants banned due to excessive use and I'm pretty sure epic was on their list in the last couple years. Perhaps it was in concert with the word fail. Epic fail. Over-used.

They strike me as a very anal group which I don't want to be connected with but at the same time, I do generally agree with their disdain for doing things to death.

My point is, I was on the level in using epic today but if you see me doing it in the future, please understand that I am being ironic.



Thank you,


Mudcat
 
Mudcat
Dear gamelive forum,



I used the word epic twice on the forum today and I don't feel good about it. I used it in this thread to describe Tim Curry in Rocky Horror and I used it somewhere else - I believe in describing the Durito 500.

I think epic is a word which has officially fallen into the category of OVERDONE. There is some group that every year announces words it wants banned due to excessive use and I'm pretty sure epic was on their list in the last couple years. Perhaps it was in concert with the word fail. Epic fail. Over-used.

They strike me as a very anal group which I don't want to be connected with but at the same time, I do generally agree with their disdain for doing things to death.

My point is, I was on the level in using epic today but if you see me doing it in the future, please understand that I am being ironic.



Thank you,


Mudcat
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Why does the goodsay smiley have one guy smacking another guy upside the head?
 
Mudcat
Why does the goodsay smiley have one guy smacking another guy upside the head?
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I've been wondering the same thing. I always use it to dispense online slaps upside the head.

Methinks that Baggio dropped the ball here. Yet again.

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Think about it, its a compliment and a minor slap.
 
Nah. It's just a slap. With fake mustaches and only one big hat.

I wanna be able to goodsay sincerely sometimes. Where do I go then?
 
We still need an :ahawut: smiley.

Baggio you fok, what do we pay you for?
 
Muddy, your resemblance to Buztah is remarkable.
 
Zat so?

From what I recall I will take that as a compliment (?)
 
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