I really want all the meat they waste when they're frenching their racks.
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While watching the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Great Debate around "Actions Speak Louder Than Words."
Cal Wilson: "...Line Circle Line Circle Penis Vagina Penis Vagina like some kind of sexy Play School."
Me: Awwhhh....
SO: What?
Me: I just had a bad image...of something as per Rule 34. Play School Porn.
SO: *sigh*
Me: Just think about it, Big Ted on Little Ted, Humpty on Jemima...
SO: Bad Fireheart, Bad Fireheart...
For the unfamiliar, Play School is a TV show aimed at Preschoolers that has a bunch of toys on the show. The above folks are the toys...(two teddy bears, a humpty dumpty doll and a ragdoll)The best professors are mad scientists! -Zoom
Now queen of USSR-Land...
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I punched the bunyip! Yeah, I did more damage with my ranseur, but it was more fun to punch it!"I look at the stars. It's a clear night and the Milky Way seems so near. That's where I'll be going soon. "We are all star stuff." I suddenly remember Delenn's line from Joe's script. Not a bad prospect. I am not afraid. In the meantime, let me close my eyes and sense the beauty around me. And take that breath under the dark sky full of stars. Breathe in. Breathe out. That's all."
-Mira Furlan
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Not during the work day, so posting here, but it was while riding in the car with a coworker. We had an encounter at an intersection where someone in another car couldn't figure out whether to go or let us go and kept stopping and starting. After it was all over, I dropped this gem:
"Well, that was an awkward four way."
: pause :
: pause :
"STOP!"
Coworker at the same time I said "STOP!" "Well, I never want to hear anyone say that again!"
It had been a long week. >.<The original Cookie in a multitude of cookies.
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Same coworker as the last comment. Also not during work hours.
I was sitting at the airport with him and another coworker waiting on our various flights. Being at a tiny airport, we were all flying out on tiny planes. I mentioned I had never flown in a propeller plane (thankfully). The other two had and the coworker I in question was saying how he had been in all manner of puddle jumpers and even helicopters with one or two rotors. In one case, he was even in a helicopter with a guy who was sitting with his legs dangling outside an open door.
Me: Nope nope nope!
Him: It's ok, he had a strap on.
Now, say "he had a strap on" with a completely different intonation than you might expect in this conversation that might suggest the last two words make one noun.
My other coworker and I cracked up immediately and he added "...him...He had a strap on him."
Those missing words at the end of a sentence will get you every time.The original Cookie in a multitude of cookies.
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