475 pts ยท April 6, 2015
kedi walk
Goes both ways - I'll do anything to make my wife think I'm the best. What anyone else thinks is irrelevant. (2/2)
Big issue here is your wife doesn't see you as worth impressing any more. Surely the ONLY person you should want to impress is your spouse?
"Homo" and "homo" are homophones, but which homo is homophone? Technically, both.
Can't fool me; that's the Blood-Starved Beast.
Known as a talan or, in your language, a flet. Our people use them to dwell in the trees.
https://youtu.be/8lERqGULWxs
*Sea
Dark Souls 1. Also 3. Fuck it: 2 as well. And Bloodbourne. But especially DS1. Or Gauntlet. Still play it over 30 years later.
I remember the first time I saw a documentary about WW2. I could tell Hitler was really bad right away because he had a Mugabe moustache.
When you die, if you have been a good person, and have been kind all your life, you come back as a panda. This is why so few pandas are born
If you look closely, you can can see that Surrey Osteopaths would.
The technology is already here: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/04/google-translation-earbuds-google-pixel-buds-launched.html
Scotland's national Bard; this is as close to English as German is: http://www.robertburns.org/works/308.shtml
Scotland has a number of languages: Gaelic, Scots (Lallans could be argued to be a dialect of Scots), Doric, Norn. English too.
A bunch of shady lawyers, I'd assume.
Oh no, not again, Dadd!
http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/dadd-the-fairy-fellers-master-stroke-t00598
I would imagine that this is one of the few things that enrages Ulmo.
Not all that much: the artist's medium is light.
There's one in the burger district in Glasgow.
You great grandmother was Lucretia Borgia?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_language
Nope, it was in Scots: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_language
In Scotland, a lock moves boats up and down. A loch would be called a lake anywhere else. 'Loch' is NOT pronounced the same as 'lock'
A useful rule of thumb is that someone who uses Greek letters to describe anyone's personality has a serious self-esteem issue.
OP took a picture and their phone died while taking it. Says so right there in the title.
The one on the left looks unsettlingly like Mr Potatohead.
+1 for PTerry reference
Nae bor! :)
kedi walk
Goes both ways - I'll do anything to make my wife think I'm the best. What anyone else thinks is irrelevant. (2/2)
Big issue here is your wife doesn't see you as worth impressing any more. Surely the ONLY person you should want to impress is your spouse?
"Homo" and "homo" are homophones, but which homo is homophone? Technically, both.
Can't fool me; that's the Blood-Starved Beast.
Known as a talan or, in your language, a flet. Our people use them to dwell in the trees.
https://youtu.be/8lERqGULWxs
*Sea
Dark Souls 1. Also 3. Fuck it: 2 as well. And Bloodbourne. But especially DS1. Or Gauntlet. Still play it over 30 years later.
I remember the first time I saw a documentary about WW2. I could tell Hitler was really bad right away because he had a Mugabe moustache.
When you die, if you have been a good person, and have been kind all your life, you come back as a panda. This is why so few pandas are born
If you look closely, you can can see that Surrey Osteopaths would.
The technology is already here: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/04/google-translation-earbuds-google-pixel-buds-launched.html
Scotland's national Bard; this is as close to English as German is: http://www.robertburns.org/works/308.shtml
Scotland has a number of languages: Gaelic, Scots (Lallans could be argued to be a dialect of Scots), Doric, Norn. English too.
A bunch of shady lawyers, I'd assume.
Oh no, not again, Dadd!
http://www.tate.org.uk/art/artworks/dadd-the-fairy-fellers-master-stroke-t00598
I would imagine that this is one of the few things that enrages Ulmo.
Not all that much: the artist's medium is light.
There's one in the burger district in Glasgow.
You great grandmother was Lucretia Borgia?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_language
Nope, it was in Scots: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_language
In Scotland, a lock moves boats up and down. A loch would be called a lake anywhere else. 'Loch' is NOT pronounced the same as 'lock'
A useful rule of thumb is that someone who uses Greek letters to describe anyone's personality has a serious self-esteem issue.
OP took a picture and their phone died while taking it. Says so right there in the title.
The one on the left looks unsettlingly like Mr Potatohead.
+1 for PTerry reference
Nae bor! :)