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How Sophisticated Are You?

Brickjectivity

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
Fortunately I'm so sophisticated that by the time I might need a colostomy bag, colostomies will be a thing of the past and I'll just have to swallow a pill once. He he, no little bag for me!
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
Just one question\poll, if you don't mind:
but...in your opinion, can the words "sophisticated" and "Italian" be in the same sentence?
 

Wirey

Fartist
Just one question\poll, if you don't mind:
but...in your opinion, can the words "sophisticated" and "Italian" be in the same sentence?

No! You know why Italy is shaped like a boot? God figured he couldn't cram that much **** in a sneaker.
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
Just one thing about Italians: we are much cleaner than the other Europeans (we have bidets in our huge bathrooms, with both shower and bathtub) ....but we are much louder, noisier and ruder. I admit that
 

Wirey

Fartist
Just one thing about Italians: we are much cleaner than the other Europeans (we have bidets in our huge bathrooms, with both shower and bathtub) ....but we are much louder, noisier and ruder. I admit that

I worked with Italians, and I call bullpucky on the clean thing. Those people lived like animals.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Visit Toronto.
I do!

Great story:
Mrs Revolt & I went to Toronto with a couple socialist leaning friends.
The gals had other plans one evening, so we had guys' night out at a local
Tibetan restaurant. Wild times ahead, you're thinking!
So we sit down, peruse the menu, & select our meals. As I recall, I had
some sampler kind of special, while my date (Ira) just ordered an entre.
We were having a pleasant meal, discussing economics (his field), politics
& the finer points of manliness. (I'd been coaching him to overcome his
metrosexuality.) Then the owner approached, smiling, bowing, & asking
me if I wanted refills of the portions I'd finished. I loved the food, had
plenty of room, & accepted his gracious offer of more.....gratis, btw.
He didn't notice Ira.
The food was fantastic, so I polished it all off. Back again he came with
a big smile & an offer of more food. Of course, I enthusiastically accepted.
He didn't notice Ira.
Eventually, I was sated, & politely declined his further generous offers of refills.
He didn't notice Ira. The owner & I talked a bit, although I don't remember the topic.
Ira sat watching in stunned silence.
It was one of the greatest dining experiences I ever had, being feted like royalty.
Ira thought it was OK.
 
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Brickjectivity

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
I went to Canada one time out in the sticks. It snowed. I ate at a Tim Horton's. I thought it seemed a lot like a fast food restaurant. While in Canada I hung out with a bunch of people from USA. Then we all came back to the USA, which acted as if we'd never left. I was like "Hey, I've been to Canada!" and the USA was like "So what." Moreever when I told people in Canada that I was from the USA they were like, "Oh right." They didn't go "Wow you're from the USA?"

So now I'm so sophisticated that when I go to Canada I think nothing of the experience, because I'm such a cosmopolitan. Its all just the same to me. Everything is boring now.
 
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Wirey

Fartist
I went to Canada one time out in the sticks. It snowed. I ate at a Tim Horton's. I thought it seemed a lot like a fast food restaurant. While in Canada I hung out with a bunch of people from USA. Then we all came back to the USA, which acted as if we'd never left. I was like "Hey, I've been to Canada!" and the USA was like "So what." Moreever when I told people in Canada that I was from the USA they were like, "Oh right." They didn't go "Wow you're from the USA?"

So now I'm so sophisticated that when I go to Canada I think nothing of the experience, because I'm such a cosmopolitan. Its all just the same to me. Everything is boring now.

You ate at Timmy's? Wow! When I grow up, I wanna be just like you! Here, have a frubal!
 
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