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    • Posts: 3,192 Member
      I really want to treat you like a glow stick, take you in my hands, snap you in two, shake the "kitten" out of you till you brighten the "kitten" up!
    • Posts: 3,192 Member
      RomaineCalm wrote: »
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      Me: *googles* "Toe pain"
      Google: You have toe cancer.

      NAILED IT!
    • Posts: 11,962 Member
      RomaineCalm wrote: »
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      Me: *googles* "Toe pain"
      Google: You have toe cancer.

      I laughed sooo hard at this
    • Posts: 695 Member
      Please hold me.
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    • Posts: 704 Member
      I know your secret and I've know for quite a while :(
    • Posts: 1,809 Member
      You’re so close minded
    • Posts: 99 Member
      "There's a 'T' in that word!! It's HilTon not Hill-in!!"
    • Posts: 15,688 Member
      So entirely predictable.
      So cliche, so ordinary.

      Ordinary is not for me.
    • Posts: 37,259 Member
      That doesn't feel as good as you think it does.
    • Posts: 15,688 Member
      DWBalboa wrote: »
      That doesn't feel as good as you think it does.

      I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’ll stop! :D

      Sorry, couldn’t help myself.....
    • Posts: 37,259 Member
      honeybee__12 wrote: »
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      I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’ll stop! :D

      Sorry, couldn’t help myself.....

      Just use a little less pressure next time. 😁😉
    • Posts: 13,499 Member
      Mandygring wrote: »
      I know your secret and I've know for quite a while :(

      Oh crap! Please don't tell
    • Posts: 1 Member
      The box of pain you gave me is now a gift. Thanks, man.
    • Posts: 15,688 Member
      Ahhhhh I can't hold it in,,,,,,,,

      The trade-in,
      The old model,
      The one that got away,
      Last year's plaything,
      Wiser,

      I could go on and on...............
    • Posts: 3,192 Member
      If you could just shut the "kitten" up right about MEOW that would be GREAT!
    • Posts: 3,972 Member
      JDMac82 wrote: »
      If you could just shut the "kitten" up right about MEOW that would be GREAT!

      Furget about it.
    • Posts: 1,189 Member
      hethatknew wrote: »
      You always play the victim acting like some perfect angel and never acknowledge your own wrong doings.

      Dis me.
    • Posts: 3,192 Member
      Does it hurt? Yah Hurt to be that dam STUPID!
    • Posts: 519 Member
      JDMac82 wrote: »
      Does it hurt? Yah Hurt to be that dam STUPID!

      It’s actually quite freeing.
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    • Posts: 807 Member
      terms of endearment, from a stranger, are creepy and unwelcome.
    • Posts: 316 Member
      I am a nurse. I want to say just shut up.
    • Posts: 3,972 Member
      amy19355 wrote: »
      terms of endearment, from a stranger, are creepy and unwelcome.

      Don't go to the south. They like to call everyone sweetie or darlin' there. It's super creepy.
    • Posts: 33,711 Member
      RomaineCalm wrote: »
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      Don't go to the south. They like to call everyone sweetie or darlin' there. It's super creepy.

      It gives me false hope with every waitress I meet.
    • Posts: 695 Member
      RomaineCalm wrote: »
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      Don't go to the south. They like to call everyone sweetie or darlin' there. It's super creepy.
      I had to explain this to my kids when we spent time with a Southern family. They were really confused. 😂
      My daddy was from Texas, so I loved it. Felt like home.
    • Posts: 1,053 Member
      You're such a liar.
    • Posts: 1,295 Member
      wanderingarcher wrote: »
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      I had to explain this to my kids when we spent time with a Southern family. They were really confused. 😂
      My daddy was from Texas, so I loved it. Felt like home.

      I'm fine with it too. A lot of older working class people from the Northeast use casual terms of endearment for people in general as well. Goodhearted folk and a dying breed. :cry:
    • Posts: 15,688 Member
      RomaineCalm wrote: »
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      Don't go to the south. They like to call everyone sweetie or darlin' there. It's super creepy.

      I'm so sad you think I'm creepy! : :'(
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