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Tue Feb 7, 2012 11:08:08 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on Post 1 by ren
re: comment#5
Yes and yes. And now I realize I have two for erdos and none for you! Derp
Oh. Never mind. Tue Feb 7, 2012 11:07:44 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on Post 1 by ren
re: comment#2
Amor is not here as she does not get to play. You are in this post however.
Hmm. Then I'm guessing I'm #5.
And I'm guessing the guy in #3, who appears to be holding a flattened penis on this shoulder for some reason, is Grim.
Tue Feb 7, 2012 10:55:22 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on Post 1 by ren
Well. This will be difficult. The only one that brings anything to mind for me is #8. Amor?
Tue Feb 7, 2012 7:36:51 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on I should stop putting my name on things I write by purgajew
Now I'm confused. Are you the actor guy or not?
Tue Feb 7, 2012 7:29:22 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on I should stop putting my name on things I write by purgajew
I didn't know you lived in Arizona.
Tue Feb 7, 2012 7:18:29 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on found this.... by squirreltan
AWWWWWWWWWWWW D'AWWWWWWWWWWW
Tue Feb 7, 2012 7:08:17 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on Blog-Stalk Confessions: Love/Hate... by the_grim_zipper
This will take some thinking. Get back to you later.
Tue Feb 7, 2012 1:38:36 am
by sweeneyjohn,
on Blog-Stalk Confessions: Quick recap... by the_grim_zipper
re: comment#60
WELL, YA GOTTA WOO 'EM FIRST
This reminds me of when OKCupid had woos. Heh. Fun times.Tue Feb 7, 2012 1:38:06 am
by sweeneyjohn,
on Blog-Stalk Confessions: Quick recap... by the_grim_zipper
re: comment#59
RISKIEST BLOWJOBS EVER, BRO
WELL, YA GOTTA WOO 'EM FIRSTTue Feb 7, 2012 1:04:48 am
by sweeneyjohn,
on Blog-Stalk Confessions: Quick recap... by the_grim_zipper
re: comment#57
PLUS THE WHOLE DRAGON THING
ARE YOU TRYING TO IMPLY THAT DRAGONS ARE NOT FUCKABLE? Tue Feb 7, 2012 1:03:31 am
by sweeneyjohn,
on My daughter's watching a show by slowbie
re: comment#69
*laughs and points*
*yells about something or other*
*possibly breaks stuff*
*storms out*
*cries once no one's around*
Mon Feb 6, 2012 11:47:54 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on great article on poverty by binauralbeat
re: comment#9
I understand that.
Personally, I have too many life lessons myself. I did go back and read the article that is linked in this one and did not enjoy it at all. I barely skimmed it.
I've read most of them, because I just habitually read every article on an interesting subject, but yeah, I don't enjoy his too much. Personally, I have too many life lessons myself. I did go back and read the article that is linked in this one and did not enjoy it at all. I barely skimmed it.
Mon Feb 6, 2012 11:44:37 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on My daughter's watching a show by slowbie
re: comment#67
Exactly.
[insert angsty reaction comment here]
</angst>
Mon Feb 6, 2012 11:40:02 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on Shit, she's awesome by slowbie
re: comment#106
Just loud. Explosion loud.
Mine, too. But sneezing hurts for me, for some reason. Mon Feb 6, 2012 11:36:14 pm
by sweeneyjohn,
on great article on poverty by binauralbeat
re: comment#6
Interesting. I was just introduced to his writing through this article and found the way he wrote ... true in a human sense. There is not art to it but there is truth.
I will read more of his stuff before I make a final determination but this one i liked.
Well, his writing is good--I just think he writes for the wrong site. Their articles are fact-based, but they use humor to make potentially boring or uncomfortable subjects more palatable; he doesn't do that. With him, these days, it's always stuff from his own life wrapped up into a tidy moral lesson and I guess we're supposed to hug and sing Kumbaya and grow and become better people, and I just find it really tedious. I go to Cracked because I like that I can be entertained while learning some cool new stuff, I don't go for life lessons; I've got enough of those of my own. I will read more of his stuff before I make a final determination but this one i liked.
Mon Feb 6, 2012 7:22:48 am
by sweeneyjohn,
on Nihlism by errorrrrrr
re: comment#17
That would be appropriate, wouldn't it...
Alas, I did not learn his fate.
Alas, I did not learn his fate.
Mon Feb 6, 2012 7:18:31 am
by sweeneyjohn,
on Feb 5/12 by smalltowngirlnb
re: comment#7
I was turned off pork when I was a kid after seeing a big smelly pig at a farm. I can choke down bacon because it is bacon but that is it.
My family owned pigs when I was a kid and it made me love pork even more. They would sometimes get out of their pen and we'd have to chase them down, and those little fuckers are HARD to catch! They're fast as hell and they can turn on a dime. These days I relish every bite of pork because in the back of my mind I'm remembering every time I had to CHASE one of the little bastards for a couple hours.
Revenge is sweet. And spicy, cause I like hot sauce.
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