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...really?

Do you like pistachios?

Orodrist wrote:...really?

I can lift a lourd, but I have no core strength. Dunno how that came about. Maybe it was when I lifted weights while laying in bed.

GarthVader wrote:Do you like pistachios?

Is there someone who doesn't like pistachios? If so, let him/she come forward and receive a shameful glare.

Wrists suck?

Chozon1 wrote:

GarthVader wrote:Do you like pistachios?

Is there someone who doesn't like pistachios? If so, let him/she come forward and receive a shameful glare.

Sadly, I know someone who does not like pistachios. Or, at least, she thinks she doesn't.

Cinnamon toast? (I seem to be on the topic of foodz)

Orodrist wrote:Wrists suck?

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEs. With a tiny s.

How many people sprain their clavicle? How many people pain their spleen when they fall? How many people can make weird popping noises with their uvula?

And yet all of these afflictions are common with the wrist.

/srslyannoyedathoweasyitistoinjureyourwrist.

GarthVader wrote:Sadly, I know someone who does not like pistachios. Or, at least, she thinks she doesn't.

Cinnamon toast? (I seem to be on the topic of foodz)

Shameful glare. All I'm saying. >_>

Food topics always taste good.

Not a fan of toaste, really. I'm sure a TV person would have a flashback right now, but sadly, I can only remember toast giving me severe gas as a child. And...I don't really like it now.

Gotcha.

Gah, why is life so confusing?

Yeah....


Why is it people think it so humorous that I can bake?

I mean, really....

Your image, I expect. Gender too. Reverse sexism. It's not cool, but it happens frequently. I'm rather fat, so people expect me to be able to cook. Figure that one out. Doesn't take culinary skill to avoid exercise and crack open a bag of candy.

In the end, you should put poo in the cookies you give them. That way, you receive revenge and also bring up a well used theological debate point.

Probably.

The Jungle Book?

Loved it. RK is the bombier than ever. At least in that book. Classical feeling of colonized India that is frowned upon in the modern world as "YOU BROKE EVERYTHING IN CULTURE YOU RACIST BIGOT" and stuff.

Plus, it's childrens tales that don't necessarily try to force a moral lesson down your throat. Usually at the cost of a happy ending. I'm looking at you, British fairy tales. Die in a fire.

Crazy fun book. I have not, as of yet, acquired the sequel.

Why didst thou skippest my question?

How about the Tarzan books?

GarthVader wrote:Why didst thou skippest my question?

Weird. Believe it or not, I didn't. I answered it completely with a drawn out answer, only I did this in my head and apparently thought I had typed it out. XD

GarthVader wrote:Gotcha.

Gah, why is life so confusing?

It isn't, actually. Living is simple. We make it more complicated than it needs to be by our thoughts and actions. I don't know why...nor is it something I can point fingers at and solve, because I do it too.

Best answer?

Living is dying
Your mercy, Your mercy
Is how I believe
Living is dying
I can't understand it
I'm down on my knees
Confessing my needs again.

Orodrist wrote:How about the Tarzan books?

Emm...I haven't read them. But I'm hesitant about reading OG books about a childhood movie hero. Gogo Johnny Wiessmuller.