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QUOTE (IQCrash @ Monday, February 19th, 2007, 2:12 PM) *
Dear Speedz,

Does watching shemale porn make me gay?

Signed,

Chicks With Dicks RULE


Dear Mr/Ms Crash,

Yes, it makes you gay. It also makes baby Jesus cry.

Sincerely,

Speedz99
Shimmering Wang
Dear Speedz:

For the last 6 weeks or so, I've been starving myself and smoking countless cigarettes in an effort to lose weight. Today, I decided to take a day off, and now my breath smells like a combination of pizza, oreos, cashews, and, oddly, Orange Juice though I haven't had any in years.

My question is this:

For my date later, should I add garlic? Or leave percolating as is?

Wangtastically,

Wang
Theraflu
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Monday, February 19th, 2007, 7:47 PM) *
Dear Speedz:

For the last 6 weeks or so, I've been starving myself and smoking countless cigarettes in an effort to lose weight. Today, I decided to take a day off, and now my breath smells like a combination of pizza, oreos, cashews, and, oddly, Orange Juice though I haven't had any in years.

My question is this:

For my date later, should I add garlic? Or leave percolating as is?

Wangtastically,

Wang


Dear Wang:

You should write "Do I need a mint?" on a CD, leave it in your CD player, and ask her to change the music. When she sees the writing on the CD, she'll probably assume it's the road head gag again, and give you a look. When she gives you this look, lean in real close, and say, in a heavy-breathed sort of way, "Read it again."

Her facial expressions/retort should provide you with the answer. Bring a clove of garlic just in case.

Theraflu.
speedz99
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Monday, February 19th, 2007, 7:47 PM) *
Dear Speedz:

For the last 6 weeks or so, I've been starving myself and smoking countless cigarettes in an effort to lose weight. Today, I decided to take a day off, and now my breath smells like a combination of pizza, oreos, cashews, and, oddly, Orange Juice though I haven't had any in years.

My question is this:

For my date later, should I add garlic? Or leave percolating as is?

Wangtastically,

Wang


Dear Wang,

You've probably already gone on your date...and chances are you've already had sex tonight more times than half of the Sick Thread members have had in their entire lives. What I'm saying is you don't need my advice on this one. We both know she's too stupid to care if there's a hint of garlic in your disgusting breath.

Sincerely,

Speedz99
CrackofmyACE
Dear Speedz,

Do all guys have that brown line 3/4 of the way up the shaft of their penises or am I special?

Crack
speedz99
QUOTE (CrackofmyACE @ Wednesday, February 21st, 2007, 2:24 PM) *
Dear Speedz,

Do all guys have that brown line 3/4 of the way up the shaft of their penises or am I special?

Crack


Dear Mr. ACE,

From a random sampling of 100 penises, it seems like you are not that special. That line is just remnants of fecal matter from the last anus you penetrated. The guys down at The Blue Parrot say hello.

Sincerely,

Speedz99
Naked_Cowboy
Dear speedz,

i'm buying an SUV, what do you recommend?
speedz99
QUOTE (Naked_Cowboy @ Thursday, February 22nd, 2007, 9:04 AM) *
Dear speedz,

i'm buying an SUV, what do you recommend?


Dear Cowboy,

This is a difficult question. Culturally, there are a few ways you could go to compliment your personality. Comedically, I think you may want to go with a Japanese model...maybe a Pathfinder. Cockularly, I assume you want to show off your manhood with an American vehicle...maybe a Durango.

I hope that helps.

Sincerely,

Speedz99
runthemover
QUOTE (speedz99 @ Thursday, February 22nd, 2007, 9:12 AM) *
Dear Cowboy,

This is a difficult question. Culturally, there are a few ways you could go to compliment your personality. Comedically, I think you may want to go with a Japanese model...maybe an Element. Cockularly, I assume you want to show off your manhood with an American vehicle...maybe a Canyonero.

I hope that helps.

Sincerely,

Speedz99

I know this is what you meant, so I fixed it for you.
speedz99
QUOTE (runthemover @ Thursday, February 22nd, 2007, 10:06 PM) *
I know this is what you meant, so I fixed it for you.


Nicely done. I miss the days when The Simpsons was hilarious.


Can you name the truck with four wheel drive,
smells like a steak and seats thirty-five..

Canyonero! Canyonero!

Well, it goes real slow with the hammer down,
It's the country-fried truck endorsed by a clown!

Canyonero! (Yah!) Canyonero!
[Krusty:] Hey Hey

The Federal Highway comission has ruled the
Canyonero unsafe for highway or city driving.

Canyonero!

12 yards long, 2 lanes wide,
65 tons of American Pride!

Canyonero! Canyonero!

Top of the line in utility sports,
Unexplained fires are a matter for the courts!

Canyonero! Canyonero! (Yah!)

She blinds everybody with her super high beams,
She's a squirrel crushing, deer smacking, driving machine!

Canyonero!-oh woah, Canyonero! (Yah!)
Ron_Mexico
Dear Speedz,

Multiple part question:
How many adult sized fingers can you fit into your ass with lube? Dry? Also, being a larger gentleman, I have bigger than average fingers so I don't like to use more than two, but I know you've been around, so how many of mine could you take? Lube and Dry?

Also, if I bring along my 12 year old "nephew", how many "hypothetically" could he fit inside of you? Also, should I bring the enema or do you supply your own?

Sincerely,

Yearning to be knee deep on the brown stuff by midnight
speedz99
QUOTE (Ron_Mexico @ Friday, February 23rd, 2007, 9:09 AM) *
Dear Speedz,

Multiple part question:
How many adult sized fingers can you fit into your ass with lube? Dry? Also, being a larger gentleman, I have bigger than average fingers so I don't like to use more than two, but I know you've been around, so how many of mine could you take? Lube and Dry?

Also, if I bring along my 12 year old "nephew", how many "hypothetically" could he fit inside of you? Also, should I bring the enema or do you supply your own?

Sincerely,

Yearning to be knee deep on the brown stuff by midnight


Dear Mr. Mexico,

Four. Three. Two. Three. Fist. You supply the enema.

Sincerely,

Speedz99
DOG
Dear Speedz100-1,




Why are men who like cats ghey?



Love,

Dad
speedz99
QUOTE (DOG @ Wednesday, March 7th, 2007, 12:06 PM) *
Dear Speedz100-1,
Why are men who like cats ghey?
Love,
Dad


Dear Dog,

You know, this actually makes sense. People that love dogs and hate cats need to feel as if they are being worshipped all the time. I guess you're the king of that personality type. And the answer to your question is...well, you already know the answer. Being omnipotent and all.

Sincerely,

Speedz99
Napa_Don
Dear Speedz,

I love you. Do you think it will work or will we be mocked by society?

Love,

Clint
speedz99
QUOTE (Napa_Don @ Saturday, July 14th, 2007, 5:36 PM) *
Dear Speedz,

I love you. Do you think it will work or will we be mocked by society?

Love,

Clint


Dear Clintster,

I'm sorry, but I've met someone else. It just wasn't meant to be.

Best Wishes,

Speedz
Napa_Don
Dear Speedz,

Recently I put my feelings for another man out for all the world to see and he denied to exchange the passion. Since this occurrence I've been listening to Johnny Cash's "Hurt" repeatedly and have also had ice cream delivered to my house. Yes, delivered. Where do I go from here?

Concerned,

Clint the considering cutter
speedz99
QUOTE (Napa_Don @ Saturday, July 14th, 2007, 7:29 PM) *
Dear Speedz,

Recently I put my feelings for another man out for all the world to see and he denied to exchange the passion. Since this occurrence I've been listening to Johnny Cash's "Hurt" repeatedly and have also had ice cream delivered to my house. Yes, delivered. Where do I go from here?

Concerned,

Clint the considering cutter


Dear Clint,

Don't cut yourself...cut the man that hurt you.

You're Welcome,

Speedz
Ron_Mexico
QUOTE (speedz99 @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 9:51 AM) *
Dear Clint,

Don't cut yourself...cut the man that hurt you.

You're Welcome,

Speedz


Clint is now in route to MA on top of a steer.

Good luck
chrozzo
Dear Speedz,

How do I switch from my right to my left hand?

My right hadn tires after a bit...and i need the left to kick in...but it doesnt work as of late

help me,

chrozzo
speedz99
QUOTE (chrozzo @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 7:16 PM) *
Dear Speedz,

How do I switch from my right to my left hand?

My right hadn tires after a bit...and i need the left to kick in...but it doesnt work as of late

help me,

chrozzo


Dear Chrozzo,

It may be a cliche, but practice makes perfect. When you're watching your favorite tv shows, try making the lefty jerkoff motion throughout all of the commercial breaks. After a few nights of this your body will be used to the motion and you can finally switch to the left hand without a noticeable decline in skill. Or you could just try to finish before your right hand gets tired.

Sincerely,

Speedz
runthemover
Dear Speedz,

Recently, a few posters have been overusing e-gay jokes/references. It's unfortunate they are being used with Great_Dane enthusiasm because as we all know, they can be quite refreshing on occasion. Now, these posters, hi, shia, seem like nice enough guys, but I don't want to be 'that guy.' How should I go about broaching the subject? If at all. Also, what is the correct way grammatically to use the "if at all" phrase in a sentence. I thought about putting it at the end of that query with a comma splice, but that seemed incorrect though probably universally accepted.


Relatedly, could you and/or your smart friends post up a reference for posters to consult for allowed frequence of common jokes / sayings?


regards from your bff,

anonymous
speedz99
QUOTE (runthemover @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 7:55 PM) *
Dear Speedz,

Recently, a few posters have been overusing e-gay jokes/references. It's unfortunate they are being used with Great_Dane enthusiasm because as we all know, they can be quite refreshing on occasion. Now, these posters, hi, shia, seem like nice enough guys, but I don't want to be 'that guy.' How should I go about broaching the subject? If at all. Also, what is the correct way grammatically to use the "if at all" phrase in a sentence. I thought about putting it at the end of that query with a comma splice, but that seemed incorrect though probably universally accepted.
Relatedly, could you and/or your smart friends post up a reference for posters to consult for allowed frequence of common jokes / sayings?
regards from your bff,

anonymous


Dear Anonymous,

I think you're probably smarter than me, so I am not comfortable answering these questions. Try the "Ask Chrozzo" thread.

Sincerely,

Speedz
chrozzo
QUOTE (runthemover @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 11:55 PM) *
Dear Speedz,

Recently, a few posters have been overusing e-gay jokes/references. It's unfortunate they are being used with Great_Dane enthusiasm because as we all know, they can be quite refreshing on occasion. Now, these posters, hi, shia, seem like nice enough guys, but I don't want to be 'that guy.' How should I go about broaching the subject? If at all. Also, what is the correct way grammatically to use the "if at all" phrase in a sentence. I thought about putting it at the end of that query with a comma splice, but that seemed incorrect though probably universally accepted.
Relatedly, could you and/or your smart friends post up a reference for posters to consult for allowed frequence of common jokes / sayings?
regards from your bff,

anonymous

u fag!
speedz99
QUOTE (speedz99 @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 8:02 PM) *
Dear Anonymous,

I think you're probably smarter than me, so I am not comfortable answering these questions. Try the "Ask Chrozzo" thread.

Sincerely,

Speedz


QUOTE (chrozzo @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 8:10 PM) *
u fag!


...maybe ask Nikki.
runthemover
QUOTE (speedz99 @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 9:12 PM) *
...maybe ask Nikki.

I should've just listened to Billy Callahan aka Colin Farrell's advice might be a strech it's from that scrubs episode
Shimmering Wang
QUOTE (runthemover @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 11:55 PM) *
Dear Speedz,

Recently, a few posters have been overusing e-gay jokes/references. It's unfortunate they are being used with Great_Dane enthusiasm because as we all know, they can be quite refreshing on occasion. Now, these posters, hi, shia, seem like nice enough guys, but I don't want to be 'that guy.' How should I go about broaching the subject? If at all. Also, what is the correct way grammatically to use the "if at all" phrase in a sentence. I thought about putting it at the end of that query with a comma splice, but that seemed incorrect though probably universally accepted.
Relatedly, could you and/or your smart friends post up a reference for posters to consult for allowed frequence of common jokes / sayings?
regards from your bff,

anonymous


In colloquial dialog- like we have here- setting "if at all" apart from the previous question is perfectly acceptable, assuming you wish to indicate a second, somewhat related but distinct thought/query. That being said, it should have been:

"How should I go about broaching the subject? If at all?"

Put a question mark after the clause, to indicate that, in addition to how to go about broaching the subject, you also wonder if you should bring it up at all. Plus it ensures that the reader knows your voice is going up at the end of each sentence, which is totally clutch.

This is informal, but fine for our purposes. If you want to be on the safe side, here is the grammatically correct formation:

"How should I go about broaching the subject, if at all?"


I am a college dropout.


Wang
runthemover
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 10:51 PM) *
In colloquial dialog- like we have here- setting "if at all" apart from the previous question is perfectly acceptable, assuming you wish to indicate a second, somewhat related but distinct thought/query. That being said, it should have been:

"How should I go about broaching the subject? If at all?"

Put a question mark after the clause, to indicate that, in addition to how to go about broaching the subject, you also wonder if you should bring it up at all. Plus it ensures that the reader knows your voice is going up at the end of each sentence, which is totally clutch.

This is informal, but fine for our purposes. If you want to be on the safe side, here is the grammatically correct formation:

"How should I go about broaching the subject, if at all?"
I am a college dropout.
Wang

that's how I originally had it. thanks.

Somewhere around here, I have a book called "Survival" that we got in 8th grade. It covers almost anything concerning grammar and writing that you could think about. It's probably the most useful book I ever got. I used it throughout highschool and college.
Shimmering Wang
QUOTE (runthemover @ Monday, July 16th, 2007, 2:11 AM) *
that's how I originally had it. thanks.

Somewhere around here, I have a book called "Survival" that we got in 8th grade. It covers almost anything concerning grammar and writing that you could think about. It's probably the most useful book I ever got. I used it throughout highschool and college.



I respectfully disagree. Strunk and White's "The Elements of Style" is the fucking joint when it comes to this shit. It's a bad Grammar Jammer.


Wang
speedz99
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Monday, July 16th, 2007, 2:12 PM) *
I respectfully disagree. Strunk and White's "The Elements of Style" is the fucking joint when it comes to this shit. It's a bad Grammar Jammer.
Wang


Get the fuck out, both of you.
Dirtydutch
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Sunday, July 15th, 2007, 9:51 PM) *
In colloquial dialog- like we have here- setting "if at all" apart from the previous question is perfectly acceptable, assuming you wish to indicate a second, somewhat related but distinct thought/query. That being said, it should have been:

"How should I go about broaching the subject? If at all?"

Put a question mark after the clause, to indicate that, in addition to how to go about broaching the subject, you also wonder if you should bring it up at all. Plus it ensures that the reader knows your voice is going up at the end of each sentence, which is totally clutch.

This is informal, but fine for our purposes. If you want to be on the safe side, here is the grammatically correct formation:

"How should I go about broaching the subject, if at all?"
I am a college dropout.
Wang


Oh, man, in this post, you used the second worst dashing technique, thus creating the brief confusion that's really Prescriptivism's last standing-leg. Here's a rant about the technique form when I was drinking more:

QUOTE
The hyphen has been co-opted by idiots, and is used in place of the dash.

I don't mean to harp on punctuation, and I understand that it's been more or less pointless when I went off on things that don't really make a difference, like the ellipsis with like twelve dots in it or whatever, but it's unbelievably confusing when people hyphenate two words together thinking it will work as a dash (like say, "Dutch has-among other things-too much time on his hands", as apposed to, “Dutch has--among other things--too much time on his hands). There are a lotta' ways to space the dash (space, hyphen, space probably being my favorite), and this is the worst possible way. I really don't care about it being "incorrect." It's just really confusing. Even if you just make up something new, like... "Dutch has))))among other things)))..." at least that isn't already taken. You can't just steal the hyphen, we need that. It takes five times as long to figure out what the hell is going on.

It's not just message boards, a handful of big-name bloggers do it, and I've seen it in major news papers. I asked some other people if they found it to be confusing. The response was a tad chilling; several people didn't even know what the dash or the hyphen were. People read, see "weird-looking" marks in their day-to-day readings, and either have so little interest that they don't care to look it up, or such horrible comprehension that they don't even notice it.


Also, the EoS is a bit out-dated, don't you think?

Edit: "It's a bad Grammar Jammer," though, almost made me laugh out loud.
runthemover
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Monday, July 16th, 2007, 3:12 PM) *
I hate you and everything for which you stand. Also, you smell.
Wang

it's on Slimmening Wang I probably should've checked my grammar instead of just writing this out and posting
Shimmering Wang
QUOTE (Dirtydutch @ Monday, July 16th, 2007, 6:25 PM) *
Oh, man, in this post, you used the second worst dashing technique, thus creating the brief confusion that's really Prescriptivism's last standing-leg. Here's a rant about the technique form when I was drinking more:

Also, the EoS is a bit out-dated, don't you think?

Edit: "It's a bad Grammar Jammer," though, almost made me laugh out loud.



I understand your position completely, and it compounds the problem that I hyphenate ALOT. I'd venture a guess that I hyphenate more often than anybody else who uses this message board, and it probably isn't all that close. I had a discussion a while back - well before I started experimenting with the dash as a solution to my tendency to write long, maundering sentences - about how to best utilize the dash and avoid punctuation confusion, especially in semi-informal settings like this. I think I'm going to just start using the "space - space" for a little, see how it looks. My reaction so far: it's totally faggy, but now I'll have to do it because I totally see your point, and I'm unusually fastidious about stuff like this, to the point that it'll make me sick to my stomach if I look at it in the future the old way.

I'm slightly surprised, however, that the underlying theme here is "FUCKING RULES AND CONVENTIONS EXIST TO MAKE COMMUNICATION EASIER, WHICH IS WHY THEY NEED TO BE FUCKING FOLLOWED!" Because that's how I feel, and I am a pretty rigid prescriptivist, and you are not.

Good talk.


And EoS is the best. This is one thing I WILL NOT debate. Plus, I bought it for a girl once instead of flowers on our first date, and it turned out really, really well.


Wang
Dirtydutch
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 12:04 AM) *
I understand your position completely, and it compounds the problem that I hyphenate ALOT. I'd venture a guess that I hyphenate more often than anybody else who uses this message board, and it probably isn't all that close. I had a discussion a while back - well before I started experimenting with the dash as a solution to my tendency to write long, maundering sentences - about how to best utilize the dash and avoid punctuation confusion, especially in semi-informal settings like this. I think I'm going to just start using the "space - space" for a little, see how it looks. My reaction so far: it's totally faggy, but now I'll have to do it because I totally see your point, and I'm unusually fastidious about stuff like this, to the point that it'll make me sick to my stomach if I look at it in the future the old way.

I'm slightly surprised, however, that the underlying theme here is "FUCKING RULES AND CONVENTIONS EXIST TO MAKE COMMUNICATION EASIER, WHICH IS WHY THEY NEED TO BE FUCKING FOLLOWED!" Because that's how I feel, and I am a pretty rigid prescriptivist, and you are not.

Good talk.
And EoS is the best. This is one thing I WILL NOT debate. Plus, I bought it for a girl once instead of flowers on our first date, and it turned out really, really well.
Wang


I don't really even know the rules of grammar as rules, to be honest. I never bothered to pick them up, because I always just had a pretty good eye and could feel my way through a sentence.

I think for super formal stuff, EoS is probably best, but I never write like that, and don't find modern writing that follows it too strictly to be pleasant or even to seem intellectual, anymore.

I think you'll be happy with that dash system. It's my go-to informal dash. For anything sexy, I do "[space] double-dash [space]."

Edit: Oh, nicely done on the flowers-proxy. Best, though, if you use the line, "It's a bad Grammar Jammer, sweetheart," when you give it to her.
Jadaki
Dear Speedz,

Say you have a friend who has a weird fetish, and while normally you would be totally supportive of this sockfuc.. friends choices, how can you tell him that he needs to get a grip on it so you don't have to do 3 extra loads of laundry a week.

Regards,

Friend of a sockfucker.
speedz99
QUOTE (Jadaki @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 6:36 AM) *
Dear Speedz,

Say you have a friend who has a weird fetish, and while normally you would be totally supportive of this sockfuc.. friends choices, how can you tell him that he needs to get a grip on it so you don't have to do 3 extra loads of laundry a week.

Regards,

Friend of a sockfucker.


Dear SockFuckerFriend,

First let's clarify...in the bolded portion of your question, are you saying that you do his laundry? Or did you mean that you are trying to keep him from having to do extra laundry?

Sincerely,

Speedz
renaedawn
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 3:04 AM) *
And EoS is the best. This is one thing I WILL NOT debate. Plus, I bought it for a girl once instead of flowers on our first date, and it turned out really, really well.
Wang


I've had my EoS since freshman year of college. It's a well worn friend. I don't follow it like I should but I do still have it. Kind of like the Bible. It's sitting right there (looks up slightly and to the left to the shelf above my head).
Jadaki
QUOTE (speedz99 @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 10:43 AM) *
Dear SockFuckerFriend,

First let's clarify...in the bolded portion of your question, are you saying that you do his laundry? Or did you mean that you are trying to keep him from having to do extra laundry?

Sincerely,

Speedz


I mean he needs to leave my socks alone.
speedz99
QUOTE (Jadaki @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 7:48 AM) *
I mean he needs to leave my socks alone.


Dear JizzSocks,

A few ideas of what to do with your socks when you're not using them.

Line their insides with sandpaper.
Set small mousetraps down at the tips.
Leave a few old ones in easily accessed locations...draw all over the insides with magic marker that will rub right off.

Or you could buy him a present of a new package of socks and tell him to leave yours alone. If he's not easily embarrassed this won't be a problem. If he is easily embarrassed then it's still not a problem, because anyone that uses someone else's socks to jerk off deserves to feel like a jackass.

Sincerely,

Speedz
DoinSublime
QUOTE (renaedawn @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 11:48 AM) *
I've had my EoS since freshman year of college. It's a well worn friend. I don't follow it like I should but I do still have it. Kind of like the Bible. It's sitting right there (looks up slightly and to the left to the shelf above my head).


I've had that book since sixth grade and have never read it, no wonder I can't write complete sentences good.
hank213
Dear Speedz,

Can I be Jewish?


Signed,

I love goooooooold.
Jeepster80125
QUOTE (speedz99 @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 3:54 PM) *
Dear JizzSocks,

A few ideas of what to do with your socks when you're not using them.

Line their insides with sandpaper.
Set small mousetraps down at the tips.
Leave a few old ones in easily accessed locations...draw all over the insides with magic marker that will rub right off.

Or you could buy him a present of a new package of socks and tell him to leave yours alone. If he's not easily embarrassed this won't be a problem. If he is easily embarrassed then it's still not a problem, because anyone that uses someone else's socks to jerk off deserves to feel like a jackass.

Sincerely,

Speedz

Can we use smilies here?
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renaedawn
QUOTE (DoinSublime @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 11:02 AM) *
I've had that book since sixth grade and have never read it, no wonder I can't write complete sentences good.


It's not much of a page turner. It's not really a book you sit down and read. You should skim through it though. And refer to it often if for no other reason than to not split into two sentences what should be one like I just did.
speedz99
QUOTE (hank213 @ Tuesday, July 17th, 2007, 8:06 AM) *
Dear Speedz,

Can I be Jewish?
Signed,

I love goooooooold.


Dear Goldmember,

I'm sorry, there's a very specific "No Hanks" rule in the Torah. We already had one back in the late nineteenth century, so you're shit out of luck. Go grab a bong and a blintz to make yourself feel better.

Sincerely,

Speedz99

QUOTE
Can we use smilies here?


I'll allow it, thanks.
Dogpatch
QUOTE (Shimmering Wang @ Monday, July 16th, 2007, 6:12 PM) *
I respectfully disagree. Strunk and White's "The Elements of Style" is the fucking joint when it comes to this shit. It's a bad Grammar Jammer.


Wang


Ok, this is about the funniest shit that I have ever read.
leftygolfer
Dear Speedz,

I am playing poker with my 16 year old nephew and my future step-son and his friend ( both are 15).


Strippers and coke or hookers and pepsi?



Love,


Your biggest fan
speedz99
QUOTE (leftygolfer @ Friday, July 20th, 2007, 11:08 AM) *
Dear Speedz,

I am playing poker with my 16 year old nephew and my future step-son and his friend ( both are 15).
Strippers and coke or hookers and pepsi?
Love,
Your biggest fan


Dear Philsy,

I would personally recommend trannies and ecstasy. Now go home and get your focus back...missing two Major cuts in a row is pathetic.

Sincerely,

Speedz
HangukMiguk
Dear speedz,

In which direction should I blow my wad?

Sincerely

Circumnavigationally challenged.
speedz99
QUOTE (HangukMiguk @ Friday, July 20th, 2007, 11:19 AM) *
Dear speedz,

In which direction should I blow my wad?

Sincerely

Circumnavigationally challenged.


Dear CC,

North. Always North.

Sincerely,

Speedz
chrozzo
chrozzo goes north by northwest
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