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OR one could say that a girl not identifying a commercial accoutrement for Hallmark's busy season is in fact an encouraging sign for the true spirit of Christmas.

Sorry, I just vomited a little in my mouth when I typed that whole 'true spirit ..' bit. Moving along.
 
Originally posted by: skace
Originally posted by: shinerburke
What are the rules? Can we only fling our own poo or are we free to fling any poo we just happen to find lying around?
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First rule of anarchy: There are no rules.
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Except for that one
 
Originally posted by: Jeff7
Perhaps she was inquiring as to the specific composition of the metal used in the cookie cutter. 😛
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"Mom? What is this? Copper-nickel or copper-bronze alloy?"
"Oh honey, you know the Bible doesn't approve of the mixing of transition metals. It's unnatural."
 
It's just as well....even if she knew what it was, it's not like girls these days know how to cook anyhow. It's just as well that they buy cookie dough in the tubes from the grocery store and cut the dough with a knife.
 
Originally posted by: illusion88
I'm sure she knew what a Christmas tree was, she was probably unfamiliar with cookie cutters. What's the big deal?
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He thought he could be cool and create a thread about something he wants people to think he cares about.
 
Originally posted by: Hyperlite
I just watched an adolescent girl pick up a bronze Christmas tree cookie cutter in Harris Teeter and inquire to her mother, "Mommy, what's this?!"

it's a sad day for holiday spirit. 🙁
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Stop being such a drama queen. I'm sure the child knew all about Santa and all the presents...which is the true meaning of Christmas after all.
 
Originally posted by: shinerburke
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Yep, adolescent girls not knowing what cookie cutters are is definitely the last straw. It's all poo-flinging anarchy from here out.
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What are the rules? Can we only fling our own poo or are we free to fling any poo we just happen to find lying around?
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Just how much unidentified poo do you have lying around your house?
 
Originally posted by: Scarpozzi
It's just as well....even if she knew what it was, it's not like girls these days know how to cook anyhow. It's just as well that they buy cookie dough in the tubes from the grocery store and cut the dough with a knife.
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so my gf put a metal bowl in the microwave yesterday, and i come out because she is freaking out and i was like what the hell is wrong and she goes oh nothing it just didn't come out right...

then i look and see its a metal friggin bown and i was like are...you kidding me? she had no clue about metal not going in in the microwave. blank stare.

she's not even blonde, wtf
 
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: Hyperlite
I just watched an adolescent girl pick up a bronze Christmas tree cookie cutter in Harris Teeter and inquire to her mother, "Mommy, what's this?!"

it's a sad day for holiday spirit. 🙁
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Stop being such a drama queen. I'm sure the child knew all about Santa and all the presents...which is the true meaning of Christmas after all.
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Exactly.
 
Originally posted by: Hyperlite
I just watched an adolescent girl pick up a bronze Christmas tree cookie cutter in Harris Teeter and inquire to her mother, "Mommy, what's this?!"

it's a sad day for holiday spirit. 🙁
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So I was perusing the ATOT forums when I saw this random guy post a message about the holiday spirit yet he doesn't know how to clean and cook a goose, nor raise it. He also has to wear mittens when he goes outside because he "gets all chilly" and he gets teared up listening to Dolores O'Riordan and Enya.

It's a sad day for holiday spirit. 🙁
 
Originally posted by: DangerAardvark
Originally posted by: Jeff7
Perhaps she was inquiring as to the specific composition of the metal used in the cookie cutter. 😛
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"Mom? What is this? Copper-nickel or copper-bronze alloy?"
"Oh honey, you know the Bible doesn't approve of the mixing of transition metals. It's unnatural."
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:laugh:
 
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