the random musings not worthy of new thread thread

Started by ice grillin you, March 28, 2006, 02:06:37 PM

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SunMo

I'm the Anti-Christ. You got me in a vendetta kind of mood.

Geowhizzer

Quote from: FastFreddie on May 19, 2007, 09:45:51 PM
A.  All kids are "good babies" for a few days after the initial shock of childbirth.  They just want to sleep.  Let me know in a week or two if she's still such a good baby.

Just in comparing to my son, this one has been much calmer.  He screamed pretty much the first six weeks of life.  This one has only screamed about an hour total in the first four days of life.

Of course, I've been told that girls are much easier... until puberty.  I may need to find that shotgun my grandfather used on the family dogs to prepare for future boyfriends.



Quote from: FastFreddie on May 19, 2007, 09:45:51 PM
B.  I have no experience with changing a boy's diaper, but the possibility for a fountain of pee and having to cover up his penis seems just as if not more tricky than "front to back".

It isn't so much the front to back as it is the creases.  The penis you can just clean around.  There are crevases that you have to clean through with a girl, along with the "front to back."  With the boy it's easier to make sure everything is clean.

Of course, like all good husbands, I sleep through the crying, anyway, and make my wife take care of it.  ;)

Father Demon

The drawback to marital longevity is your wife always knows when you're really interested in her and when you're just trying to bury it.

rjs246

Ha! That's the dumbest shtein I've ever seen.
Is rjs gonna have to choke a bitch?

Let them eat bootstraps.

mussa

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"We be plundering the High Sequence Seas For the hidden Treasures of Conservation"

General_Failure

20 something WASPs, a guy and girl holding hands as they walked down the road wearing their GAP best, tried to break in here earlier. They opened up the bedroom window and pushed back the curtain, but took off as they heard me closing the office door. We didn't realize it until afterwards, we just thought the landlady put the place up for sale and they came to check it out.

Nothing was stolen, unless they took some of my dirty socks. If they did, I'll be even more pissed. Socks don't exactly grow on trees.

The man. The myth. The legend.

mussa

sounds like a job chopper reid can handle. harden the farg up
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"We be plundering the High Sequence Seas For the hidden Treasures of Conservation"

Feva

Too bad I missed out on all the in-depth baby talk cuz it seems ya boy's gonna need a refresher course on changing a newborn's diapers.

L'il(er) Feva is apparently on the way... and already the thought of going through those sleepless nights again are pissing me off.
"Now I'm completing up the other half of that triangle" - Emmitt Smith on joining Troy Aikman and Michael Irvin in the Hall of Fame

"If you have sex with a prostitute against her will, is that considered rape or shoplifting?" -- 2 Live Stews

Rome


SD_Eagle5

Top 25 internet hoaxes

Sassy's favorite came in at 5:
Quote5. Nigerian 419 E-Mail Scam (2000)
"DEAR SIR," the e-mail starts. "FIRSTLY I MUST FIRST SOLICIT YOUR CONFIDENCE IN THIS TRANSACTION; LET ME START BY INTRODUCING MYSELF PROPERLY..." I'm sure you've received one of these--a confidential, urgent e-mail message promising you a reward of mucho dinero for helping this person convey money abroad. All you need do in return is entrust your name and bank account number to the government bureaucrat (or his uncle, aunt, or cousin, the ostensible "credit offficer with the union bank of Nigeria plc (uba) Benin branch") who needs your help.
It's the Nigerian con, also known as an Advanced Fee Fraud or 419 scam (so called because of the section number of the Nigerian criminal code that applies to it). Ancestors of these scams appeared in the 1980s, when the media of choice were letters or faxes--and they're still wildly successful at snagging people. In fact, Oprah recently featured a victim of the Nigerian scam on her show. And if you think that smart, educated folks couldn't possibly fall for it, you'll be surprised when you read " The Perfect Mark," a New Yorker magazine article profiling a Massachusetts psychotherapist who was duped--and lost a fortune.
To see how the hoax works, visit Scamorama, a fascinating site that features a progression of e-mail messages stringing along 419 scammers, sometimes for months at a time. Finally, check out the 3rd Annual Nigerian E-Mail Conference, an absolutely perfect spoof.

Sgt PSN

ha!

The biatch finally stopped emailing me but then I recieved one from some dude claiming to be the President of Nigeria.  His email account was something like pres_obj_1961@yahoo.com or something rediculous like that.  I emailed him back in ebonics and haven't heard from him since. 

PoopyfaceMcGee

Quote from: SunMo on May 19, 2007, 10:06:30 PM
unfortunately, my sadistic fantasies don't go into that much detail.  i usually skip to the funeral part, where i'm shteinting on your tombstone, during the memorial service

I'm touched that you'd take time out of your busy child-raping schedule to attend my service.

SunMo

dude...that's sick, i don't have a "child-raping schedule"

it's just whenever the mood hits me
I'm the Anti-Christ. You got me in a vendetta kind of mood.

ice grillin you

i can take a phrase thats rarely heard...flip it....now its a daily word

igy gettin it done like warrick

im the board pharmacist....always one step above yous

SunMo

I'm the Anti-Christ. You got me in a vendetta kind of mood.