Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I saw the words toys and fast.
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Can't afford enamel paint......?I saw the words toys and fast.
Digital, yes. Interestingly the host also has servers in Amsterdam and Singapore. I wonder if RF is hosted on one of them? I guess there is no easy way to find out.
And to many "z"ds
Must be a member behind the wheel...I saw the words toys and fast.
I don't answer to misses, miz, ms, mrs, mz, miss or whatever, what i do answer to is "Chris", sometimes "Christine", often mom and "mother!" and occasionally "hey you"
Wonder if we can trade @Stonetree for a money tree?
Thought that happened at my wedding........
I answer to baby, babe, honey, sweetie or John if I've done something wrong or Joooooooooooooooooooooooohn if the computer is not working.
Mom, could I have an increase to my allowance..
Daemon Sophic
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I prefer to answer to, “Hey, ya big, handsome, stud-muffin!” 
Never been addressed that way, but I would prefer to be called that.
Never been addressed that way, but I would prefer to be called that.
You're a stud muffin, here............(gag)I prefer to answer to, “Hey, ya big, handsome, stud-muffin!”
Never been addressed that way, but I would prefer to be called that.
My usual answer to that is you can work for it.
Mom, you are so wise......pretty.......a great dancer.......and I am so proud of you...........and (obviously cheap)....
I prefer to answer to, “Hey, ya big, handsome, stud-muffin!”
Never been addressed that way, but I would prefer to be called that.
Never did understand that phrases
English. (With bacon and scrambled eggs)
Or American.
Or American.
You went wrong with the great dancer, no person who ever wants to get round me for a bit more pocket money is going to call me a great dancer
sometimes a gun is just a gun...but almost always a gun stands for something else...
a toy version of which went by the name "Steely Dan"
a toy version of which went by the name "Steely Dan"
If thy ear offends thee cut it off