The words of my mouth

[OoiGooEE]

Another reason I'm a recovering Catholic

[Missionary2001]

"Friendship is like a flower that blossoms in sun and shade a friend who knows its value will never let it fade"
"sometimes even the flowers can't be compared as u...because u have values that is worthy more than an simple flower...but their beauty igualize as urss.." ur friendship means lotss

[solo=(cat)=]

lol i just looked up what ASMD stands for as no one seemed to know,
and it seems to be a reference to a film, and stands for a phrase used where a double combo type explosion is used ...
[And Suck My D****]
no wonder they changed the names for UT

the GES stands for [Green Exploding S***]
and i thought it was mint flavoured ice cream !!!!!

i bet u didnt realy wana know that lol, maybe its best not to bother trying to expand abreviations.

[Missionary2001]

It was soo dark that you could not see the candlestick light front of you ;D

[[IMA]BlondePsycho]

having been there when this game was created more than ten years ago.....
you are EXACTLY correct...
asmd stands for what you thougth it meant etc etc...

[Missionary2001]

My coffee consumption exceeds 9 cups a day.
After third coffé I lost conncention to the world.

[[ima]Nidiyet^Eh?]

The immortal wisdom of the late, great George Carlin:

"There are no bad words. Bad thoughts, yes...bad intentions and feelings, yes. But words...are just words."

The following real statements have been heard in the media and print, and contain "bad" words...however, they are in fact, just everyday words that have become slang for other things.

BlueJays announcer: "Here it is, the bottom of the seventh, and Arron Hill is standing at the plate with two balls on him."

The British comedy "Are You Being Served": "Is that your pussy, Mrs. Slocum?"

Book of Mathew 26:34: "Jesus said unto him, Verily I say unto thee, That this night, before the cock crow, thou shalt deny me thrice."

Each of these phrases contain words that may be considered "bad"...but beacuse there are no bad thoughts or intentions behind them, they aren't. They're just words.

So, many people, who don't like "bad" words, will use their own versions of those words...thinking that it's quite allright to do so. For example, here in this area, we have the word "frig" to use in replacement of the f-word. Well, guess what? It's still an f-word...and four letters even. And completely acceptable in normal everyday use. Therefore, in most situations, you can't really walk up to someone and say "You're a f**king idiot." But you can say "You're a friggin' idiot." ...even though it means exactly the same thing AND the bad intentions of the statement remain completely intact. I think we should stop putting emphasis on the words and pay a bit more attention to the thoughts and intentions behind the words.

[Oldsparky]

But I dont use that word either, now do I. I am quite sure I can express myself and anger to someone with common ordinary words, and make them feel like they have had a verbal beating. It really is not necessary to use borderline words to express ones self. When your angry and shouting and using bad words,, your wrong even if your right and you have already lost the battle along with your temper.

[Missionary2001]

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Thihihiii xD

[OoiGooEE]

I knew I loved u Canadians for a reason. Thanks Nidi for the Carlin reference and the frig reference which reminded me of my Grandfather Yeh, old Italians in Chicago used that fraise too (12 yrs. RIP). I always felt it took some of the sting from the original but you got the gist. Again, they are just words. To me not nearly as bad as a lie which has become the norm in this year and holy acceptable.

If no one spoke and no one listened there would be silence...or would I hear you breathing?