Heeey I did that recently too! Also 8.
Great times. Poker was a pro. No bruise.
Hope all results are good and they get to the bottom of what's causing your eye problems.
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Nov 19, 2024 - 6:36am
Steely_D wrote:
At least dial it down. It absofuckinlutely has its place, but when it's all the damn time it's just a sign that you can't write a script or a song well.
When I was in the 8th grade at catholic school, and it was cool to swear... because l was an 8th grader. A nun heard me turning the air blue with my language. She calmly pulled me aside and explained that I was showing my immaturity by using that language.
I thought okay. I can be more mature by just using words. From that point on... I quit swearing.
I think there should be a ban on profanity.
Make people think how to use words.
At least dial it down. It absofuckinlutely has its place, but when it's all the damn time it's just a sign that you can't write a script or a song well.
I think there should be a ban on profanity.
Make people think how to use words.
Two schools of thought:
Science has actually proven intense profanity can actually get you through pain longer than not cursing,
yet, words are powerful, and what we think, speak, direct or feel becomes energy.
The energy we surround ourselves with becomes our reality.
I'm much more circumspect about my profanity now. Its implementation aligned more with verb and less noun.
*ahem*
I just got back from David Cross. Reminded me of college, it was so vulgar and inappropriate and culturally insensitive. Pretty damn funny.
âMy impersonation of an inappropriate Jewish rabbi trying on shoes: âOy, so tight. My toes are so uncomfortable! All bunched in there and canât move at all! Now I know how Anne Frank felt!â
Long story about an unexpected and declined happy ending offered at a massage parlor: âmy dick was so hard, it was one of the three best erections I ever had. It just stood there like Mussoliniâ
Ha!
Louis was angry and very funny. Just what was needed. The crowd was very receptive. He was right, America is just stupid.
Waiting for Louis Black to come on stage. Iâm expecting profanity.
I just got back from David Cross. Reminded me of college, it was so vulgar and inappropriate and culturally insensitive. Pretty damn funny.
âMy impersonation of an inappropriate Jewish rabbi trying on shoes: âOy, so tight. My toes are so uncomfortable! All bunched in there and canât move at all! Now I know how Anne Frank felt!â
Long story about an unexpected and declined happy ending offered at a massage parlor: âmy dick was so hard, it was one of the three best erections I ever had. It just stood there like Mussoliniâ
