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The Carbohydrates were an ancient race of Troglodytes, scorned by time, who dwelt in their mountainous abodes and plotted the downfall of Man. The natives, who battled them from the time of their arrival across the land bridge until the efforts of the colonizing Europeans drove them away from the Carb's native Appalachian cave-huts, called them the Caddokarack. The Europeans fought several fairly successful battles against the ogre-like Carbohydrates, but rumors of their continued existence in the deepest and darkest mountains of West Virginia persist to this day, and so great was the devastation wrought in those battles that no American can think upon these hideous beasts without shuddering in terror. |
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Paleolithic is a term invented by male adolescent INTJ nerdz upon seeing their first hott older female librarian. It's when their face gets white (pale) and their brains turn to stone (lithic).
When the west gets sick, can it go to Dr East? |
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'K. Still typing away at that durn paper at the moment. But couldn't resist this one ...
Only if it pays for services with its weight in gold.
Last edited by curiousjane; 04-19-2008 at 10:48 AM.
Reason: Beat to the chase AGAIN!
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You'd have to specify if you mean the rarely seen Pardeni wheel, or the Commonwheel.
What's the first thing you think of in the morning? |
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How incredibly ANNOYING the guy sitting at the table behind me is. His voice is whiny, he's taking over the conversation of the rest of his study group, and he says everything with this pompous attitude ... even the invitation he just extended to them to "hang out" with him over the summer, even though "we won't have anything to study." |
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I'd be my ring, because it's eighteen carrots. |
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Shame? Seamus isn't here right now. Please leave a message.
What's the first thing I think of in the morning? |
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Purple People Eaters. *shudder* Why on earth would you bring up a topic like that? |
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Numerous, but investment can be precipitous. |
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As scienc-y as a palindrome is!
Am I drawn inward, Ima? To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 15 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. |
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No, but you are: |
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No, we're still just here.
What's a palindrome? |
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It's a lot like a guy named Ed, or so I'm told. |
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Two bees. And in that vein, |
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A palindrome is an enorrmous, dome-shaped, flowering plant that is indigenous to central Antarctica that only blooms for 23 seconds each year. It catches penguins that pass by in order to draw larger birds of prey for food. |
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Slow, but you cracked me up with the mental image of a flower-ensnared penguin being used to attract a vulture. |
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Little plastic doohickies, you said it, Dumb |
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Because smokey IS the bandit! (if you know the movie then we should be friends. Especially after it being such an obscure part) |
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#1: Because I can HAS fish.
To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 15 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. #2: The fish, like Oddfactor is Odd. #3: That's the fish out of water. Question: How's Dr East Sea R.D for a name? Palindromes! Palindromes! To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 15 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. How about changing my name to Jane Naj. or maybe you guys could call me "Hannah" instead and leave Jane for Curiousjane! To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 15 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Palindromes! Palindromes! I love them.
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Because of monsters that walk the earth. |
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*horror* I just realized that its "cheezburger" not hamburger. Garrrr
Jane added to this post, 37 minutes and 46 seconds later... Oddfactor, you are one huge hardcore. You've been online for hours. Either that or you left the forum window open >.< I love this thread |
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The Mickey Mouse, which created by the Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks in 1928. He is the one who has tried swabbing your blood with formaldehyde, because he is so bored staying on the stage for so long and never could get any retirement. |
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So bouncing on it goes and goes, but where it stops, well no one knows, the horse, the car, the park, the shows, and on and on and on it goes ... it may not stop, it may not end, but I shall not try to pretend that ball, that bouncy, bouncy, ball will see my face again, YET just suppose ...
So, what do you think? Last day. 7 out of 12 pages written. Midnight due date. Will it happen? Will I finish my report in time? |
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No. A pack of velociraptors attack you as you are finishing your paper. In the mayhem, the raptors eat your computer, and leave only your bloody remains.
Why? |
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