In this threadSpritle has us developing our talent to be pretentious. Pretentiousness is a dangerous game. Once you start, you may not be able to stop. You may get beat up someday and have no idea why. As a public service, this thread is for those who need to get the pretentiousness monkey off their back.
This zit needs a-poppin’ toot sweet!
I file my store coupons by expiry date and you wouldn’t believe the money I save.
Fried Chicken? I believe Caroline had some last weekend at her Hamptons estate. I didn’t eat any, as I assumed it was for the help. Probably not, as Uncle Ted was seen sneeking pieces here and there. However, as Hillary warned, just because Ted eats it, that doesn’t mean it’s edible.
Hey, got any white chocolate dipped double stuffeds in there?
Check it out, this sore on my second roll of fat just stays open and oozes pus from time to time. Neat, huh?
And that’s Moustache rides free, wild beard rides, $1. Can’t believe the pretentiousness of people to think a moustache ride is worth $5. The noive.
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(And widdershins, I’m NOT casting aspersions on your moustache rides, I’m sure, were I interested, that they are worth their weight in gold)
i got this couch at the flea market for $5 i know just where to put it In the front yard between that toilet / planter that has the tomato plant in it and the flatbed truck on blocks
people goin to think i went uptown
Me 'n my kids spent a couple hours at the Wal-Mart SuperCenter today. We bought swim trunks, flipflops, a sports bra, 36 cans of Alpo[sup]R[/sup] dog food, a reel of Weedeater string, two six-packs of Pepsi, a case of Sam’s Club root beer, and an assortment of groceries, including, but not limited to, bananas, pretzels, and an entire Fully-Cooked-Ready-To-Eat smoked turkey.