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[monkeyburn 13,565]

[latvian_killer 31]

Fine.

You beat me in Useless Topic Making.

Edited March 24, 2013 by latvian_killer

[Valletta 834]

No idea..

[r_Slash1524_20 23]

SPAM< SPAM SPAM!!!!!!!!!!!!

SOCK IN THE BACKYARD

[CRAYNEUM 1]

I think the lady in the red scarf has it in her apron.

[r_SwagBoy110 421]

OMG, Monkeyburn's a Troll. :o

 

Your socks are in the refrigerator. Right at the back, rolled up next to pickles, just left of the mayonnaise.

[Shadow_Error_X 50]

Monkey...

 

Thought you were better than creating pointless topics..

Edited March 25, 2013 by Shadow_Error_X

[SilentShadow 104]

Something tells me that the chubby old man may or may not be responsible :)

[r_Slash1524_20 23]

ummm.... monkeyburn always wanted to be a troll, but he always failed.

Edited March 25, 2013 by r_Slash1524_20

[monkeyburn 13,565]

I take it that many are not familiar with "The Dance of Viennese Laundry-Girls" (painted by Josef Engelhart - 1896). Laundry was serious business back then. It was extremely rare for any article of clothing to be misplaced, and considered a dishonor to those of that profession. And yet, they had fun...Yesterday, after picking up my clothes at the laundry and getting it home. I found that I was a sock short. Something that I'm sure many of us have experienced at one point, or another during the course of our lives. With all the "high-tech" learning tools etc., at our disposal, you'd think that one sock would not be so difficult to find. Oh! By the way. The corner laundry just upgraded to computers, which also included an exchange of the older more personal employees with automated computer "savy" ones. When any article of clothing had been misplaced in the past, the process of recovering it was simple with positive results. The unbelieveble amount of "FjX=ke-X-ShXXXT" that I had to go through, Just to have the computer acknowledge the problem in the first place, was enough to reconsider my options (I'm not going there). I still have the one remaining sock, and will seriously mull over the posibility of framing it for donation to a local art museum.

 

P.S.

 

 

Edited March 25, 2013 by monkeyburn

[r_Slash1524_20 23]

I take it that many are not familiar with "The Dance of Viennese Laundry-Girls" (painted by Josef Engelhart - 1896). Laundry was serious business back then. It was extremely rare for any article of clothing to be misplaced, and considered a dishonor to those of that profession. And yet, they had fun...Yesterday, after picking up my clothes at the laundry and getting it home. I found that I was a sock short. Something that I'm sure many of us have experienced at one point, or another during the course of our lives. With all the "high-tech" learning tools etc., at our disposal, you'd think that one sock would not be so difficult to find. Oh! By the way. The corner laundry just upgraded to computers, which also included an exchange of the older more personal employees with automated computer "savy" ones. When any article of clothing had been misplaced in the past, the process of recovering it was simple with positive results. The unbelieveble amount of "FjX=ke-X-ShXXXT" that I had to go through, Just to have the computer acknowledge the problem in the first place, was enough to reconsider my options (I'm not going there). I still have the one remaining sock, and will seriously mull over the posibility of framing it for donation to a local art museum.

 

P.S.

 

 

where do i get the F, i need to kill it for my science project

Edited March 25, 2013 by r_Slash1524_20

[monkeyburn 13,565]

where do i get the F, i need kill it for my science project

Is it:

A.) Just do really bad in science.

B.) Capitalize the first letter of a sentence.

C.) Capitalize the letter " i ".

D.) Use periods at the end of a sentence.

E.) From the sixth letter of the English alphabet.

F.) All of the above.

Edited March 25, 2013 by monkeyburn

[Ein_Necro 84]

~Are you all Blind???... The Sock is right There !~