And he was durned fetchin' to boot.@Revoltingest wore a professional flamenco skirt with two ruffles on his date with @Dan From Smithville
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And he was durned fetchin' to boot.@Revoltingest wore a professional flamenco skirt with two ruffles on his date with @Dan From Smithville
We went dutch.@Revoltingest wore a professional flamenco skirt with two ruffles on his date with @Dan From Smithville
I'm always more comfortable with that option.We went dutch.
No obligations that way.
We went dutch.
No obligations that way.
That would be "Dutch", not "dutch".Amsterdam?
I'm always more comfortable with that option.
That would be "Dutch", not "dutch".
A "dutch treat" is no treat at all.
Revoltistanian is quite similar to English.Yes but it's hard to tell with English not being your native tongue.
except for the words, grammar, spelling...Revoltistanian is quite similar to English.
I always leave a space between the quote and my words of wisdom. Others don't. I wonder which method is correct?
We're big on improvmint.except for the words, grammar, spelling...
Don't be such a chippy schist about it.Well you TOLD me it was pizza ya Igneous prevaricator
Ha! I spied your post, but I didn't know anything about any publication!She who spied it denied it.
(oh I did not know but there really is a surfing mag called puddle jumper)
What possesses someone to waddle out and strap themselves to a log in a heavy surf with sharks? Its like motorcycle madness but worse.Ha! I spied your post, but I didn't know anything about any publication!
HellifIknow!What possesses someone to waddle out and strap themselves to a log in a heavy surf with sharks? Its like motorcycle madness but worse.