The ashtray, the paddle game, and the remote control, and that's all I need. And these matches.

[sweet angel]

A cow's opinion? It doesn't mean anything. It's a moo point.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

[60FeetUnderWater]

GIP... :disappointed:

Hottie posted:
Debts.

Alllllll shapes and sizes. I have quite a collection of them actually, it's rather impressive.

*slaps GIP around with a large trout...*

FOCUS!!!!

deek.

[GreasyItalianPrincess]

i'd like to think it's that you both enjoy the film: 400 Blows

:kiss:

[Hawt Baux]

Originally posted by KensPen
do you know what \"moot\" means?

Sometimes?...


I even looked in the frickin' dictionary to make sure that the word actually existed.

:disappointed:

[KensPen]

it is defined as "debatable, or undecided" which is the exact opposite of how it is used.

I find that funny.

[Hawt Baux]

I never said i had good grammar. :kiss:

[KensPen]

I'll let you start collecting fun "ken facts".

[60FeetUnderWater]

it is defined as \"debatable, or undecided\" which is the exact opposite of how it is used.

if someones' " point" is "debatable" then that means it could go "either way".

and if that is the case then its "undecided".

hence - MOOT.

thus/then the definition is accurate and the word "moot" is used in a "non-opposite" fashion.



Less typing, more drawings please.


*edit* words spaced out for Kenny...to aid him along in his quest to comprehend this post

[KensPen]

after reading that passage above, I conclude that either.
a. english is a second language,
b. you are Domincan.

which is it?

[60FeetUnderWater]

Originally posted by KensPen
after reading that passage above, I conclude that either.
a. english is a second language,

Re-read my post NICE and SLOWLY...if you have further troubles, allow me to call the Sweet Pickles Bus for you. We'll get started on reading comprehension immediately.

b. you are Domincan.

which is it?

Well, I'm a Domini-rican so...bzzzzzzz! wrong!

no soup for you!

:bouncy: