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Favorite Quotes by Booters
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zircher
Skies of Glass Historian
Joined: Thu Aug 14, 2008 8:54 am Posts: 6510 Location: Oklahoma City
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Saragon wrote: mumblebear wrote: Sometimes a desk just doesn't cut it and you need to slam your head into the planet Earth. Isn't that just falling down? It's the intent that makes all the difference.
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Jahaili
Red Boba Fett
Joined: Thu Sep 09, 2010 7:14 pm Posts: 10255 Location: Loveland, CO
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When describing the difference between plot and story within a narrative: Timespike wrote: There's the truth, the facts, the plot, AND the story.
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| Sat Jun 16, 2012 7:03 pm |
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SilverseraphAE
Dan's Road Rubber
Joined: Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:28 pm Posts: 467 Location: Maryland
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Aaron Stack wrote: I have the perfect image macro for that
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Jahaili
Red Boba Fett
Joined: Thu Sep 09, 2010 7:14 pm Posts: 10255 Location: Loveland, CO
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Aaron Stack wrote: Brendan Fraiser is hitting on him right now. Timespike wrote: Yes, and I've had so much of it that it's no longer sufficiently advanced. Timespike wrote: You put that back in context!
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Aaron Stack
The TOFtBCH Trigger
Joined: Thu Sep 24, 2009 6:49 pm Posts: 6907 Location: The Great Known of Chicago
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Jahaili wrote: Aaron Stack wrote: Brendan Fraiser is hitting on him right now. Timespike wrote: Yes, and I've had so much of it that it's no longer sufficiently advanced. Timespike wrote: You put that back in context! 
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mumblebear
Lord of the Frost Midgets
Joined: Sun Aug 24, 2008 7:35 pm Posts: 2278
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Jahaili wrote: I should start a support group for people who didn't get Klondike bars for what they did.
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Brandmeister
ZCE's Grandmother's Quantum Cat
Joined: Mon Apr 12, 2010 9:46 am Posts: 5783
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BottledViolence wrote: Knaight wrote: Lord Foul wrote: "I swore them off" clearly indicates that they are the subject of the swearing. The statement means that the oath is upon them... and that's where it goes all wrong, because you cannot swear them to off. It's just nonsense! You're trying to force grammatical sense upon an idiomatic expression, and using the failure to do so as evidence that the idiomatic expression is wrong. This is abject nonsense, and clearly fails on a whole host of other idioms; much like other idioms, "I swore them off" has a grammatically sound analog. In this case, an approximation would be "I swore that I would no longer have anything to do with them", where the state of no longer having anything to do with you is applied to them as an adjective, shortened to "off", and "I swore them off" makes sense within the context of "I swore, and as such rendered them off", where "as such rendered" is removed.  
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| Thu Jul 05, 2012 6:57 pm |
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North Wind
I am the story stick
Joined: Sun Nov 20, 2011 5:28 am Posts: 1398
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Krenn wrote: Your statement confuses and scares me. It implies there are times in the day without coffee, which is abhorrent and badthink. Doubleplus ungood. 
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DocTWisted
Oboe's Crop Duster Co-Pilot
Joined: Thu Oct 02, 2008 12:03 pm Posts: 4639 Location: Hollister, CA
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North Wind wrote: Krenn wrote: Your statement confuses and scares me. It implies there are times in the day without coffee, which is abhorrent and badthink. Doubleplus ungood.  It's been years since I drank coffee. I swore off it after leaving my job at a 7-Eleven, because I came home every day smelling like it and having trouble falling asleep because I could smell fresh coffee.
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David Blue
da ba dee da ba die
Joined: Wed Aug 13, 2008 7:58 am Posts: 3708 Location: Southern California
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Leoff wrote: I'm somewhat ADOS (Attention Deficit-Oh, Shiny!).
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