Proctofoam? That's a new one on me. Is it like construction foam - inject and expand? Sounds like it would make retentiveness worse!
Joe Rearrange these words into a well-known phrase or saying
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Tomorrow I may start a thread on which parts of our bodies we dry first when stepping out of the shower
(hint: it's not what you think)
Meade
For Christianity, by identifying truth with faith, must teach-and, properly understood, does teach-that any interference with the truth is immoral. A Christian with faith has nothing to fear from the facts
Tomorrow I may start a thread on which parts of our bodies we dry first when stepping out of the shower
Well, I always start with my face (personally, I find that makes it a lot easier to see...but I guess that would depend on where your head is located...)
Termites on the Hill (sung to the tune of 'Fool on the Hill')
One Saturday
Alone on a mound
The man with the foolish songs had termites hanging around
But he didn't seem to notice
They were all crawling up his butt
Then he finally knew the answer
The man on the hill started jumping around
then he twisted and tumbled
And went spinning around
Scratching his butt
And wanting some help
The man with a thousand termites yelling out very loud
But nobody came to help him
Though they know he could use a tent
'Cause he needed a fumigation
The man on the hill kept on jumping around
all the termites were on him
'Cause he'd sat on their mound...
Whoa oh oh! And round & round & round
The termites were all about him
They were chewing on his skin too
They didn't like him
The man on the hill kept on jumping around
all the termites were on him
'Cause he'd sat on their mound...
Joe demonstrates deductive reasoning which stems from his degree in logic. He had a double minor-song writing and leg humping ( which he chose over belly dancing).
TPFKA@W wrote:That's poetry! I am somewhat confused though, was the man yelling or was it the termites?
Brilliant!
For Christianity, by identifying truth with faith, must teach-and, properly understood, does teach-that any interference with the truth is immoral. A Christian with faith has nothing to fear from the facts
I didn't take my coffee with me outside yesterday because it was cloudy and so instead I drove my truck to the gas station because it needed gas and the station was closed.
So I went online to Plan B to read things for a while because I knew it was still closed.
Joe Guy wrote:I didn't take my coffee with me outside yesterday because it was cloudy and so instead I drove my truck to the gas station because it needed gas and the station was closed.
So I went online to Plan B to read things for a while because I knew it was still closed.
With a leghump here and a leghump there-here a hump there a hump everywhere a hump-hump!
Am I correct in believing that there are now three very silly threads?
He read the letter, blew his nose, folded it in two and placed it on the mantlepiece
Meade
For Christianity, by identifying truth with faith, must teach-and, properly understood, does teach-that any interference with the truth is immoral. A Christian with faith has nothing to fear from the facts