Grammar question
 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by taxwonk
Never mind.

The Not Bob phone just rang -- apparently, I have to depose Fugee next week.
 

I wanted to be more annoying.

If I can count your ribs, you're sickly.
 

I can live with the price. It's the rationing that gets to me.

If I can count your ribs, you're sickly.
 

Thomas Pink.

Regards,
PPNYC

GRR
 

Cash = stripper speculum.

The Not Bob phone just rang -- apparently, I have to depose Fugee next week.
 

Perhaps you could get a tutor.

GRR
 

But Dalene really did love me.

The Not Bob phone just rang -- apparently, I have to depose Fugee next week.
 

I found it incredibly funny. It made me laugh out loud, and not many books extract that kind of reaction from me.

If I can count your ribs, you're sickly.
 

How man shirts do you own? 3?

Lactation
 

Huh. I always figured Lactation Lover, for Penske, but it wouldn't be the first time I've been wrong about these things.

So since you got me curious, I tried, and with the inflation effect, I can get my nipples to my lips, but not far enough in to actually suck on them. Well, at least not well or comfortably. Hard on the neck and the boob.

tm

The Not Bob phone just rang -- apparently, I have to depose Fugee next week.
 

If you are coming to Minnesota, you've got to read a Minnesota author.

I recently discovered a mystery series written by P.J. Tracy, a mother-daughter team who live in LA & MN. The first book is called "Monkeewrench." I like them because there is more than one main character and the writers have given them quite distinctive (though not particularly Minnesotan) personalities.

John Sandford is a more established crime-thriller writer. His first book, if you haven't read it, is "Rules of Prey."

Lorna Landvik writes very Minnesotan books, but they are more chick books.

Out of Minnesota, RT (I think) got me hooked on Jasper Fforde's books.

But maybe you should read "How to Talk Minnesotan" so you can understand us.

If I can count your ribs, you're sickly.
 

After seeing the raucous debate that ensued I will say without reservation:

Hell, I don't have time to hang out with people I know.

If I can count your ribs, you're sickly.
 

I am a big chocolate fan, but its a long drive from the burbs. Are you sure no female models?

Lactation
 

This is why I come to the FB.

For the record, I cannot suck my own cock.

GRR
 

I have it on good authority that only one of you is lying.

GRR
 

Alone is creepy; a group of 5 couples is creepy/stupid/annoying; in between there is non-creepy. I never suggested alone.

Phone Person
 

The guy that is sitting for sick girl is a phone person and he's loud. That is very annoying. No one wants to hear your long personal phone calls dude.

If I can count your ribs, you're sickly.
 

:shrug:

Lactation
 

I tried too. Tongue reaches, but can't get close enough for sucking. Will report back with inflated results should that miracle ever occur.

Lactation
 

Did you do this just now?

Lactation
 

Yes. In the name of science, you know.

If I can count your ribs, you're sickly.
 

Was it indeed raucous? I guess so...

GRR
 

I used to live with a girl who would bring home male strippers. Ewwwwwwwww. She was fun though. Just deeply misguided.

GRR
 

As Less is my witness, I have done it twice. The trick is to look them in the eye during the lap dance. No one does that. And then comment on their eye color, no one else does that. Then, talk to them about a subject completely unrelated to sex that the stripper thinks she knows something about. Pretend you are really interested and listen intently. If she has already made the money she wanted to make that evening, or if she has given up because it is a slow night, you just might be in business.

Lactation
 

Thanks to both of you. I now don't have to try.

The Not Bob phone just rang -- apparently, I have to depose Fugee next week.
 

2. Though if you haven't read any of his previous books, you may want to start with The Big Over Easy or The Eyre Affair.

Grammar question
 

I don't get this and I'm starting to get a complex about it. Someone want to PM me an explanation?

GRR
 

tHAT is nasty. and I know they are hot yadda yadda but nasty.

Grammar question
 

I think it's called the "subjunctive mood" for some reason. But I may be wrong. In which case, gwnc please correct b/c I am curious too.

ETA grammar moods

GRR
 

Shockingly, in what now seems like a distant dream, even more distant than a past life, I was approached by a woman on a bicycle on 9th Avenue and 28th St and asked if I wanted to BE a male stripper. Legit. She showed me her card.

Grammar question
 

That is how Mensa families joke, don't you get it? duhhh.

Lactation
 

It can be done.

If I can count your ribs, you're sickly.
 

Oh - so Pink was a reference to the clothing line. Never heard of him. I guess I need to get out more.

Lactation
 

Like self-sustenance? Could you do it (without the sustenance part) before the baby?

GRR
 

and make sure you got the 'lex on, visible through the working button holes on your shirt sleeve.

Grammar question
 

The subjunctive mood was getting a complex about the implication that it was bad until I explained that that was the very point of gwnc's smart-assed reply. Oh, how we laughed, once he got it!!!

GRR
 

A standard issue gold one like all the bankers wear.

They must pass that shit out at the door of bulge bracket banks/firms.

GRR
 

People still wear gold?

GRR
 

The bankers I know do.

Grammar question
 

2, IW, boc.


eta: did I get the tit or the tat?