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2217 points
28/M/Flatwoods, Kentucky
Join Date: Sep 2005 |
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Headin' out to the county to do some laundry. Such fun!  Anyway, feel free to post comments, questions, or thoughts here.There's not much I won't answer, so go ahead and ask those things that I know you've been dying to know (yeah, right!) Well, it's out to hell with me. At least I get a free meal out of the deal. (packing crucifix's and holy water for the journey) Wish me luck! Later. | |
sweetrnsugar77
Ogler
26853 points | | I hope you dont mind me saying that is one of the most random journal entries I have ever read. And I write some odd ones myself. I am curious to why you do your laundry in the country....and why you must pack evil banishing materials to do so? Are there vampires and deamons where you do your wash? |
reiko
Infidel
0 points | | You go to the country to do luandry? |
shaggyjebus
Monk
35882 points | How can woods be flat?
Where do babies come from?
Is there an incarnate of the Crimson King in our world?
How did they come up with the saying, "Don't throw the baby out with the bath water"?
Did someone really put salt on a wound? Because we know not to do it without actually doing it.
When are there too many questions?
Is this all pointless?
What's it like when a poor guy dates a rich woman? Is he still expected to pay for dinner?
Who really killed John F. Kennedy?
Did Martin Luther King, Jr. have himself killed, thus committing suicide?
Why would anyone think that Martin Luther King, Jr. had himself killed?
Will this give me a lot of points? |
slider106
Über-Meister
2217 points | Sweetrnsugar: I do the wash in the county because i can do it for free there, and the greatest evil that is there is the stuff that I bring.
I think that covers Reiko's question as well, but I just wanted to mention her in this reply because she's great!
As for shaggy:
We do landscaping.
Eagles with headaches.
I am the Crimson King, so beware my Tower.
In older times, the family had to wash with the same water. The order was: Man of the house, Kids (oldest to youngest), Woman of the house, Baby, last. By the time that the baby got it's turn, the weater was so dark that one could not see what was in the water. It was then possible to actually "throw the baby out with the bath water!"
I'm sure at some point in human history, someone has rubbed salt into a wound.
No such thing as too many questions.
It may be pointless, but at least it's fun.
It all depends on how much she likes the guy, I guess. Never had that problem. (Having dinner with a rich woman.)
The garden gnomes.
That one was the damn flamingo's!
It was all a subterfuge set up by the flamingo's!
It might give you some points, you should know by now.
Hey, I said I'd answer anything, but I never said anything about the answers being right! Later. |
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