Trick of the Mind: "Walking dead"
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Lycanthrope
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Trick of the Mind: "Walking dead"
http://www.filecabi.net/host/file/zombie/wmv
Controversial? It's the least that can be said about it!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derren_Brown
"...he's a very interesting person."
Controversial? It's the least that can be said about it!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derren_Brown
"...he's a very interesting person."
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Figarou wrote:Terastas wrote:*shoves a duckie up your [spoiler]sleeve[/spoiler]* Damn right I did!Figarou wrote:you got me there.
[spoiler]sleeve[/spoiler]
*looks it up in urban dictionary*
Ok..that was gross.
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see for yourself.Terastas wrote:Figarou wrote:Terastas wrote:*shoves a duckie up your [spoiler]sleeve[/spoiler]* Damn right I did!Figarou wrote:you got me there.
[spoiler]sleeve[/spoiler]
*looks it up in urban dictionary*
Ok..that was gross.Umm... I'm unfamiliar with that particular volume -- the only sleeves I'm familiar with are the ones where people traditionally keep their tricks. Would you mind filling me in?
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=sleeve
My english is not that great so don't take it the wrong way. I have trouble trying to understand what certain words mean in a sentence. I look for the "good" and "bad" meaning.
You had "sleeve" in spoiler tags. So I was thinking you was using the "bad" version. I decided to look in the urban dictionary.
One thing I hate about the english language is that you have to be carefull what you say around people. They could look at you funny if you don't understand the "other" meaning to that word.
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Nah. My intention was for it to look nasty at first via the use of the hidden word, but for it to actually be actually be perfectly harmless (and hopefully funny).Figarou wrote:My english is not that great so don't take it the wrong way. I have trouble trying to understand what certain words mean in a sentence. I look for the "good" and "bad" meaning.
You had "sleeve" in spoiler tags. So I was thinking you was using the "bad" version. I decided to look in the urban dictionary.
One thing I hate about the english language is that you have to be carefull what you say around people. They could look at you funny if you don't understand the "other" meaning to that word.
For example:
"I heard your mamma likes to suck [spoiler]lollipops[/spoiler]."
"I want to lick Anthony Brownrigg's [spoiler]stamp collection[/spoiler]."
"I shoved my [spoiler]skateboard[/spoiler] into Silverfang's [spoiler]locker[/spoiler]."
I just didn't know 'sleeve' had a dirty meaning to it. *shoves a duckie up his nose* My bad.
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Terastas wrote: Nah. My intention was for it to look nasty at first via the use of the hidden word, but for it to actually be actually be perfectly harmless (and hopefully funny).
For example:
"I heard your mamma likes to suck [spoiler]lollipops[/spoiler]."
or
"I want to lick Anthony Brownrigg's [spoiler]stamp collection[/spoiler]."
I just didn't know 'sleeve' had a dirty meaning to it. *shoves a duckie up his nose* My bad.
Oh...ok. I understand now.

