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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!
- Thread starter Me Myself
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Maybe, you are just thinking about too much stuff at the same time!
I have heard that being demented means that you can think of something never-ever. If you are forgetting something but later eureka! it appears in your thoughts, it is not dementia that you have. It might mean that it is too busy that you are.
And you
Oh, look, God. Damn it! I am not invisible! Let the angels now know. Somebody saw me.
It is easy to find a demented person when someone disagrees with your point of view. If you have the ability to dispense blessings, I would appreciate a few.
I had a wonderful vision! While I was throwing flour down for some homemade pasta I saw some things. Two of the things that I saw looked like angels with wings. One other thing I saw looked like a lobster.
Bless you! Bless you! Bless you! I know for certain that time is a wonderful thing. I have heard that nobody really knows what it is! Wonderful. Just wait on time and you will be OK. I promise!
Haha. Funny is a good tool. Keep it.
That is poetry. Short poetry, but poetry. It is good!
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
and its not mine
No sa! Elvis?
That is some powerful! I am not that powerful to be able to split stuff. I love you!
I love you ,too
No necking in the chapel! So now that we know, and maybe you have already done it, but can we know from where the order originated, please? No necking. Did you ever hear it? Of course, there is no necking in a public place, I think. The chapel is even public with God Almighty. Isn't it? Where did the phrase come from, please?