Shhhh! Don’t say “zesty” so loud! The same brand of salad dressing used to use both “zesty” and “robust” in its advertisements…and we know what happened to “robust”! ::shudder::
Hey, can I borrow that? SPONG SPONG SPOng spong spong spong spong spong spong spong
I feel as though this thread is pointless enough for me to hijack by pointing out to the world that I just opened a different thread, only to be completely horrified that I had already responded to it but had zero recollection of doing so.
My point: drugs (in my case, Ambien specifically) are very dangerous.
[sub]somehow I managed to be more coherant than I would be while completely conscious, thankfully
this may or may not have been written under the influence of Ambien. I’m pretty sure I ran out last night, but who knows what’s really going on?[/sub]
Those of you stringing together “moist” and “panties” as words you can’t stand: do I know you?
There was this girl I went to undergrad with. She mentioned that three words she absolutely hated were “moist,” “panties,” and “chunks.” After a brief silence, the obvious response came: “So… you’re saying you don’t like moist chunks in your panties?”