Day 86: Broom, Broom Went The Okle
I bought a car today...well my parents bought it for me. Hey, don't call me a brat! I am not in the money rolling business and the amount we have can't be swum in. I like it. It is blue, yes not purple so shut you nostrils please. Your tendrils are spiking, why? Gosh, you'd think I was given the world the way your acting. Anyways, it was an el-cheapo (though my sis would opposingly disagree) without aircon, but it has power steering and a cd player so there. In the midst of it all lies a mysterious button. I will have to snap a captured image of it and shove it over the net to you so you too can ponder its mysterious frost like mystery. It has a fog light button too, but I could see no fog lights. Strange as it may seem, I think I can deal with it....hmmmm, yes. Alright, off to bed then. I have to drive now. Yes I know the lameness of it all. No more chauffeur to cart my carcass around. Rather silly isn't it getting a contraption such as this? Now I think of it.
Good Night And Don't Let The Leaches Stick To Your Thigh.
posted by A Twig-Like Hermit at 2:26 am
8 Comments:
I know the words don't exist, but they have to for me to use them, don't they? Yes that's right. So next time you say it doesn't exist, think that all words come from your mouth and if it's not gobbledee-gook and it has an understood meaning, then should it not be privy to the bounded pages of Dictionaries? I believe so. "He fishes with great ease," sounds right and I should not be forced to say "His fishing comes with great ease," because it does not really have the "EXACT" same meaning; though very similar. That is all.
PS: Fishes Swim In The Ocean.
If you say "He/She fishes," then it seems to describe an ongoing or recurring event, that is they fish often and or regularily. In the case of fishing, that is a verb pertaining only to the one ocassion and does not imply fishing on a regular basis. Therefore I have discovered a new type of verb for those words we like to use that are supposedly not real. It's a Persistant Verb: A Verb that describes an ongoing event or recurring event i.e: Fishes for if someone were to ask where Scoot fishes regularily, you say "Scoot always fishes on Tuesday morning down by the rocky rocks on the sandy beach over there etc."
Do Not Insult The Tongue
how old are you anyway?? mr. brad?
I shall be 21 this year. Old isn't it. If you looked at my profile you'd see I was born in the year of 1985. Why?
ok no it doesn't have the year, but it's got 20yrs old there. I'm still 20 but soon I'll be 21. I still wanna know why it's of the utmost importance to you?
i'm a collector of factoids. that's all.
...youngster.
Your are Nice. And so is your site! Maybe you need some more pictures. Will return in the near future.
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I love your website. It has a lot of great pictures and is very informative.
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