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Philbert of Macadamia
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Posted: 22 Jun 10 20:34
Sinister Incan nudes insist sumptuous tatas expand relationships!



The San Francisco Onion
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 07:51 - Edited By: The San Francisco Onion, 23 Jun 10 07:52
Relationships evolve lovingly, and they infrequently occur near sea harbors in Portsmouth shipyards.

IainB
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 14:07
Shipyards have, in part, yards and really dirty ships

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Monkey Woods
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 14:12
Ships have insanely pathetic sails.

Monkey Woods
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 14:13
Sails and insanely limp-wristed sailors.

Monkey Woods
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 14:16 - Edited By: Monkey Woods, 23 Jun 10 14:17
Sailors are insanely likeable, often randy, seamen.

Philbert of Macadamia
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 14:57
Seamen explore a maritime environment nautically!

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 17:57

Quote: Philbert of Macadamia

Seamen explore a maritime environment nautically!


Nautically, an ugly Teenager is called a 'loose limbed youngster'.


Philbert of Macadamia
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Posted: 23 Jun 10 21:40
Youngster: One under ninety grabs soft tatas ever regularly!

Amethyst Ryder
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Posted: 24 Jun 10 01:18
Regularly eat granola, use lingonberries and raisins, laxative yum-yums!

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Posted: 24 Jun 10 06:48 - Edited By: The San Francisco Onion, 24 Jun 10 07:00
Yum-yums ulcerated my youngest uncircumcised monkey's stomach.

Amethyst Ryder
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Posted: 24 Jun 10 08:16
Stomach truly obese; my arteries cry, help!

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 24 Jun 10 17:50
Help eager Liverpool promoters.



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Posted: 24 Jun 10 17:53
Promoters rallied on my own turf, eventually recognizing "soccer."

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 24 Jun 10 17:56
Soccer - or 'Continental Chess' - encourages rambunctiousness.


Amethyst Ryder
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Posted: 24 Jun 10 18:40
Rambunctiousness always means business under new charter terms in our United States National Excess Soccer Society.

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Posted: 24 Jun 10 19:15 - Edited By: The San Francisco Onion, 24 Jun 10 19:23

Quote: Amethyst Ryder

Rambunctiousness always means business under new charter terms in our United States National Excess Soccer Society.




Society of Capitalism included even these yutzes??

Great post, Amethyst Ryder.

My tagline, my avatar ...

It's all finally coming together!

What say we plant an American Flag right in the middle of the field and officially claim soccer for America, shall we?

Amethyst Ryder
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Posted: 24 Jun 10 19:49

Quote: The San Francisco Onion


Quote: Amethyst Ryder

Rambunctiousness always means business under new charter terms in our United States National Excess Soccer Society.




Society of Capitalism included even these yutzes??

Great post, Amethyst Ryder.

My tagline, my avatar ...

It's all finally coming together!

What say we plant an American Flag right in the middle of the field and officially claim soccer for America, shall we?


LMAO. I just strung together a bunch of words, one by one, that fit the acronym and sounded like they might almost make sense.

Who knew? The Revolution is at hand!

Well. Something is at hand.

Or foot.

Anyway, it wouldn't be the first time America appropriated someone else's cultural artifacts and claimed them for its own. I'm guilty, myself, for appropriating the expression "bloody hell" and making use of it in my most sprawling Midwestern accent.

By the way, I'll be in San Francisco for the first week and a half of July. We should stage a Soccer Appropriation Protest! Or something. SAP. Yes. Definitely a SAP.

Amethyst Ryder
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Posted: 24 Jun 10 19:58
Oh, I just realized your first sentence was part of the game. Hey, I was out walking in the sun...

Anyway:


Yutzes used to zigzag erratically, scoring.

Jaggedone
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Posted: 24 Jun 10 19:58
Society of Capitalism included even these yutzes??

yutzes under terra-nova = Zeppelins encircling Scotland

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Posted: 24 Jun 10 20:49
Scoring caused our ruin, injuring Ned's groin.

Sorry about that, JO!!!!!!!!

Jaggedone
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Posted: 25 Jun 10 09:56

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Scoring caused our ruin, injuring Ned's groin.

Sorry about that, JO!!!!!!!!


groin remains old, injured, nobbled

IainB
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Posted: 25 Jun 10 11:40
Nobbled on bean bags? Lawyers escalate demands!

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Amethyst Ryder
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Posted: 25 Jun 10 11:51
Demands escalate, making adjustments necessary, dear souls.

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Posted: 25 Jun 10 12:22
Souls of undergraduates leak sambuca

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