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What's more troubling is the fact that he has enough facial oil to make a difference to the lustre of a Visor case. Don't people wash their faces with soap anymore?
 
im willing to wager five dollars that this tool had enough acne to polish the visor case, 2 pairs of shoes, and the leather interior in my Chrysler.
 


<< im willing to wager five dollars that this tool had enough acne to polish the visor case, 2 pairs of shoes, and the leather interior in my Chrysler. >>



LMAO!!!
 


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<< You're pretty geeky if you can notice something like that. >>



hard not to when the guy is sitting in your line of sight of the prof. Atleast I'm not blind like you 😛
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No. I'd notice it too. You're just geeky in the fact that you can come to the conclusion that he's rubbing it against his face to treat the leather. I'd just be like, wtf?! How do you know he wasn't just holding it when suddenly he got confused at how his shoelaces were now tied together and just rubbed it against his face in an act of confusion? I just think you think he's doing something you'd do.
 


<< im willing to wager five dollars that this tool had enough acne to polish the visor case, 2 pairs of shoes, and the leather interior in my Chrysler. >>



you're on! what kind of Chrysler? Town & Country?
 


<< hard not to when the guy is sitting in your line of sight of the prof. Atleast I'm not blind like you 😛 >>


Oooooooooh...ZING!
 


<< im willing to wager five dollars that this tool had enough acne to polish the visor case, 2 pairs of shoes, and the leather interior in my Chrysler. >>


Ha ha ha.. There is a guy on my soccer team, his face is covered with zits.
-- mrcodedude
 
Thats pretty Funny. 🙂🙂
Reminds me of the Simpsons, when Homer and Bart were collecting Grease.

Homer has oggling that Pimply faced guy working in the Fast Food Place.
"Look at all the grease on that kid's face..."

HORHORHOR
 


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<< No. I'd notice it too. You're just geeky in the fact that you can come to the conclusion that he's rubbing it against his face to treat the leather. I'd just be like, wtf?! How do you know he wasn't just holding it when suddenly he got confused at how his shoelaces were now tied together and just rubbed it against his face in an act of confusion? I just think you think he's doing something you'd do. >>



I think you're trying too hard to distinguish yourself from geeks. That must say something. . . 😛

At anyrate, he was rubbing his face against both sides of the case and then smearing the oil evenly on both sides. If you have better ideas of whats going on, I'm listening.
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Ok, I'm wrong. 🙁 No, I'm proud I'm a geek. I'm just curious about how you'd come to that conclusion. I see now.... That's not geeky, thats freaky. 😕

Anyway. That beats out the out the time i saw 2 guys argue about whether or not black is a color or the absense of color.
 
Damn, I didn't think anyone was watching! It was actually some excess afro-sheen that had run off my 'fro and onto my face.😉 :Q 😛 😕
 


<< I was sitting in class and I noticed a classmate rubbing his face against his visor, which was in a leather case. At first I was like, WTF? But then I realized, he was using his facial oil to treat and polish the leather of his visor case. :Q

For some reason, it was mildly troubling to watch.
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Offer him to let you spray his face down with ether while he keeps his chin down. Collect the dripping into a jar. Let the ether evaporate and give him the jar back while saying "here's your facial oil, have fun polishing".




 
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