I find your lack of erudition disturbing.Woof bark yelp yelp.
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I find your lack of erudition disturbing.Woof bark yelp yelp.
Bark yelp woof woof win!
It's not my first langauge.I find your lack of erudition disturbing.
It's not my first langauge.
Cut me some slack, Rover!
That depends....how would I be prepared?
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my, what convoluted thinking you have there, Bear!yes and Everything tastes great when it sits on a Ritz too.... or at lest that is what I have been told..... not sure I believe that..... everything is a lot of things...many of which do not taste all that good in the first place...so I don't think a Ritz cracker would help.....but that is for another post.... I win
Oh.....I guess by whatever method made me vegan fare.I don't know how you would be prepared... I guess practicing your table manors would be a good place to start... but I had a black bean burger, a yogurt and strawberry parfait and a vegan cookie
natter, natter, gromish, I win
Actually, Natter Gromish was/is what extras in the background of movies and TV shows say...at least so I was told by a person who made a career of being an extra. It looks like you're saying something, but you're not...What an odd thing to say..... talk of unimportant matters while crushing severely...
NATTER
1. talk casually, especially about unimportant matters; chatter.
"they nattered away for hours"
2. a casual and leisurely conversation.
"I could do with a drink and a natter"
GROMISH, v. Also ¶grumise; grommis (Jak.). To crush severely; to squeeze, bruise (Abd. 1920 R. H. Calder Deeside Gleanings 12, grumise; Cai. 1955); to grip hard (Cai.8 1934); to grope (Sh. 1908 Jak. (1928), Sh. 1955).
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