Originally posted by: FoBoT
one of the $3 ones from that football game? was the parking included?
What's it's function?Originally posted by: yankeesfan
I think it's a conjunction.
Hooking up two boxcars and making 'em run right.Originally posted by: FoBoT
Hooking up phrases and clauses that balance, like:
Out of the frying pan and into the fire.
He cut loose the sandbags,
But the balloon wouldn't go any higher.
Let's go up to the mountains,
Or down to the sea.
You should always say "thank you",
Or at least say "please".
Originally posted by: IonYou
Is "nice shoes" a proposition?
Originally posted by: shilala
Originally posted by: IonYou
Is "nice shoes" a proposition?
Only if you add a comma and "Wanna Fvck?"
Originally posted by: IonYou
Originally posted by: shilala
Originally posted by: IonYou
Is "nice shoes" a proposition?
Only if you add a comma and "Wanna Fvck?"
hahaI knew no one could resist that.
Originally posted by: shilala
Originally posted by: IonYou
Originally posted by: shilala
Originally posted by: IonYou
Is "nice shoes" a proposition?
Only if you add a comma and "Wanna Fvck?"
hahaI knew no one could resist that.
I've used it and encountered much resistance.![]()
Originally posted by: IonYou
Originally posted by: shilala
Originally posted by: IonYou
Originally posted by: shilala
Originally posted by: IonYou
Is "nice shoes" a proposition?
Only if you add a comma and "Wanna Fvck?"
hahaI knew no one could resist that.
I've used it and encountered much resistance.![]()
hehe, you know, if there was any bumping and grinding going on, you could call it impedance. hey that could be a new dance craze. Grab a girl and take a whirl, do the impe dance. Ok that was bad sorry. hehe