For me --- yes.Is this the right thread for a win?
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For me --- yes.Is this the right thread for a win?
I don't know of anyone who ever said they wanted to smell like a bass player, but why would they? I've never heard anyone say they wanted to smell like a piano player, an accordion player, or a kazoo player.
1. Jaco Pastorius.
I suppose I am a loser because I've never stuck with it long enough to beat that game. Everybody dies, everybody dies again, I do the same things again and again, they keep dying, and I get bored. And it's not like most games that can take days and weeks on the first play through but then maybe 20 minutes once you're good at it, it always takes about the same time.
Just like a woman.....thinking laziness is a fault. Ask your hubby if women are fair about this stuff....
Winning with discussion of what a group of geeks should be called What’s a group of geeks called? - Marquee de Sells: Chris's insight outlet and many other sites have opinions on what a collection of geeks should be called.
We should do it with RF. A ruffian of RFers? An opinion of RFers? Come on, folk help me out here.
I don’t think your husband is well. If he’s teal, then you should definitely call an ambulance. Now!He agrees with me 100% because he's a teal man
1. Jaco Pastorius.
2. Cliff Burton.
3. Les Claypool.
4. Justin Chancellor
5. Sean Yseult.
6. Because of Will Graham and Dr. Hannibal Lecter Old Spice must always have a ship on the bottle. I'll eat their livers with fava beans and a nice chianti over that.
7. Honorable mention of Ryan Martini for heavily overplaying the guitar in Mudvayne's Dig.
I don’t think your husband is well. If he’s teal, then you should definitely call an ambulance. Now!
This may also account for why he always agrees with you.