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Key Lime Lee wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:
It will be for me for another 45 minutes. Then I will be slammed.

Hey Lee. Do you get p*** everytime that I point out your lack of personal hygiene?

Of course not. I understand it's just a way for you to compensate for your really small penis.

Hey that is genetic. Damn Irish have never been known for their large appendages. I just play the hand I was dealt.

I'm just on my lunch break, but I will say that fish don't bite if you don't give them bait.

Parrot Monkey wrote:

rednekkPH wrote:Nope. I was questioning whether he know the definitions ofthe words he was using. Intimidation implies that someone was trying to instill fear - I've yet to see an example of that.

Well, I see attempts, and I stress attempts, for the clique to try to gang up on be and pretend the whole reissue deal is complete crap. When I group of people tries to gang up, I see that as an attempt to instill fear.

But again, an attempt, one that was horribly failed. I’m not intimidated by any of you.

I think that is a matter of "perceiving" this it is so:

1 a : to attain awareness or understanding of b : to regard as being such <perceived threats> <was perceived as a loser>2 : to become aware of through the senses; especially : SEE, OBSERVE
- per·ceiv·able /-'sE-v&-b&l/ adjective
- per·ceiv·ably /-blE/ adverb
- per·ceiv·er noun

phjrsaunt wrote:I'm just on my lunch break, but I will say that fish don't bite if you don't give them bait.

You have never flyfished. They bite on thread and feathers.

On the other hand, some fish turn and swim away.

Does the term "hung like a leprechaun" mean anything to you

Cubbie Bear wrote:Does the term "hung like a leprechaun" mean anything to you

Only when talking with members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Ladies Auxilliary...

Cubbie Bear wrote:Does the term "hung like a leprechaun" mean anything to you

Unfortunately yes.

You have never heard anyone utter the following phrase.

Wow!!! Look at the Irish p*** star.

RinglingRingling wrote: and then again, maybe you didn't...

And did I not just explain the already obvious reason it was brought up again in the same post, as well as many others? Taking words out of context so they suit your side of the argument is another strategy I’ve noticed around these parts.

PHBeerman wrote:

phjrsaunt wrote:I'm just on my lunch break, but I will say that fish don't bite if you don't give them bait.

You have never flyfished. They bite on thread and feathers.

Master baiter.

There, somebody had to say it.

Why do you think most of the woman in my life have been "vertically challenged" Little is in the eye of the beholder

I prefer jail bait

PHBeerman wrote:

Cubbie Bear wrote:Does the term "hung like a leprechaun" mean anything to you

Unfortunately yes.

You have never heard anyone utter the following phrase.

Wow!!! Look at the Irish p*** star.

obiviously someone is not owning up to their collection of "Brigid the Midget" tapes..

Parrot Monkey wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote: and then again, maybe you didn't...

And did I not just explain the already obvious reason it was brought up again in the same post, as well as many others? Taking words out of context so they suit your side of the argument is another strategy I’ve noticed around these parts.

I like to think of it as paraphrasing the original liner notes..

RinglingRingling wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

Cubbie Bear wrote:Does the term "hung like a leprechaun" mean anything to you

Unfortunately yes.

You have never heard anyone utter the following phrase.

Wow!!! Look at the Irish p*** star.

obiviously someone is not owning up to their collection of "Brigid the Midget" tapes..

I would own up to them if you would ever return them.

RinglingRingling wrote:

Parrot Monkey wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote: and then again, maybe you didn't...

And did I not just explain the already obvious reason it was brought up again in the same post, as well as many others? Taking words out of context so they suit your side of the argument is another strategy I’ve noticed around these parts.

I like to think of it as paraphrasing the original liner notes..

monitor squeegee please

PHBeerman wrote:

RinglingRingling wrote:

PHBeerman wrote:

Cubbie Bear wrote:Does the term "hung like a leprechaun" mean anything to you

Unfortunately yes.

You have never heard anyone utter the following phrase.

Wow!!! Look at the Irish p*** star.

obiviously someone is not owning up to their collection of "Brigid the Midget" tapes..

I would own up to them if you would ever return them.

So about this "CLEAR CHANNEL" thread.........

phjrsaunt wrote:So about this "CLEAR CHANNEL" thread.........

Don't they sell a really gouda brand of cheese?

I said, Too much electric here, I don't get any clear channels