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on comming to the US
Posted: 03 Nov 2008 22:09
by Sole Man
Hey, stop by here in the Southwest (Or, as us Sutners call it, God's land)
You visit the local people, and shot to death on sight. (On account your...How shall we say...Non-hetorsexuality)
Plus, I'll probably tie you to a chair and pull your finger nails out with a pair pf pliers just to make my girlfreind luagh.
Posted: 03 Nov 2008 22:27
by SandRider
bye sloey.
nice knowin' ya.

Re: on comming to the US
Posted: 03 Nov 2008 22:44
by Sole Man
Sole Man wrote:
You visit the local people, and shot to death on sight. (On account your...How shall we say...Non-hetorsexuality)
BTW,
That wasn't a joke. A guy actually said that to me today.
I do't think you fully comprehend the absolute hatred of gay people over here.
(No, I had this planned after I walked away from the computer, this isn't a responce to Sandrider's comments)
Posted: 06 Nov 2008 13:56
by chanilover
Americans are too fat and lethargic to pull the trigger fast enough to catch me.
on Chani Lover's post
Posted: 06 Nov 2008 15:52
by Sole Man
Yeah, well...You're gay!
I know, I know...
We can hire some Illegal Mexicans to do it for us!
Posted: 06 Nov 2008 18:58
by SandChigger
(Thereby agreeing with him that Americans are "too fat and lethargic" to do it ourselves. Swift move, Sloey.

)
On The Fatness of Americans
Posted: 06 Nov 2008 19:23
by Sole Man
I've always said that Americnas could stand to lose a few pounds.
I don't belieave in "Adhereing to thier delicate emotional situation" either.
On your hands fatty! I want three hundred pushups done in thrty seconds or less! And If I see you start crying you're getting thirty lashes!
What's that? You're having a heart attack! Boy back in my day, we used to used to have restart our heart oursevles, none of this pussy-footing "Defibulators."
Posted: 06 Nov 2008 20:26
by Freakzilla
Start off picking strawberries and work your way up to bannannas!
Bend and stoop, bend and stoop, just like the Mexicans!
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 14:54
by SandRider
new year = new thread
or
continue this one,
begin epic Sietch tradition ?
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 15:15
by DuneFishUK
SandRider wrote:continue this one,
begin epic Sietch tradition ?
I think you just did...
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 16:00
by SandChigger
Last night I was just looking at the cutsey little new callsign-thingy Fox Life Japan is using (the O in Fox is a jack-o'-lantern) and thinking
Fuck, it's only the 3rd and already they're starting with the Halloween shit? It's not even a holiday in this country.

Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 17:08
by SandRider
county sheriff has already got the trustees out in the LittleBigTown hanging Baby Jesus' Birthday Lites.
of course, in fairness, they really do hang a lot of lights, big displays along the river & such,
and like to have all the displays up & running by the weekend after Thanksgiving.
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 19:09
by SandChigger
Well, at least they do wait until after Thanksgiving, that's something.
Over here Thanksgiving has never really caught on, so the Xmas stuff starts appearing pretty much after Halloween is over, IIRC.
(If Halloween decorations over here makes little sense, the Xmas makes even less.

Then again, it really is just a commercial holiday for many, so why the hell not?

)
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 19:10
by Redstar
We were talking about this a few days ago... Apparently KFC markets itself as "traditional American Christmas dinner" food in Japan?
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 19:20
by SandChigger
Well, I don't recall having heard or seen that exactly, but it wouldn't surprise me. I do know that it has become a sort of new Japanese tradition to have KFC on Christmas Eve. At least, there's always a traffic jam every year at the one down the road from the people lined up for the drive-thru filling one lane of the road.
(Over here for some reason Christmas Eve is a time for lovers, not family. New Years' is when everyone goes back home to spend time with family. It's weird how some things have been incorporated.)
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 02 Oct 2009 19:43
by Freakzilla
OMG don't start talking about halloween, my kids don't know it's october yet.
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 08 Oct 2009 20:55
by Eru
Here in Atlanta we just had Zombie Walk on sunday:
http://www.facebook.com/search/?q=zombi ... 2112184..1 It was glorious. Gotta check out the pics. My friend Heidi had a Zombie chihuahua.
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 08 Oct 2009 21:16
by SandChigger
Eru wrote:a Zombie chihuahua.
Hate those things.
They don't just try to hump your leg, they try to eat it afterwards. Violates
the cardinal rule.

Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 08 Oct 2009 21:30
by Tleszer
SandChigger wrote:Eru wrote:a Zombie chihuahua.
Hate those things.
They don't just try to hump your leg, they try to eat it afterwards. Violates
the cardinal rule.

Don't eat what you hump?
I knew you were pervy, Chig, because of your "Petals Pic," but that sounds a little nasty, even from you.

Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 09 Oct 2009 00:00
by SandChigger
The First Rule of Fright Club is...
1. Don't mention the "Petal Pix" unless you want to see them.
You wanting to see them?
(Hey, I may be "pervy" and "nasty", but you knew what I mean, dintcha Greenie.

)
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 20 Oct 2009 21:40
by Eyes High
Who's ready for Halloween?
Anyone gone, or taken their kids, to a haunted house/haunted trail thus far this year?
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 20 Oct 2009 22:41
by SandChigger
Bint wanted to take the latest clutch of chiglets to the one being held down by the Fane by the local chapter of The Daughters & Wellwishers of the Jihad, but I told her no way. And that she'd better get her uterine vesicles filled or some night when she was asleep I'd take the plastene putty gun to 'em.
I'm just getting too tired for this shit.
Edit: LOVE the new 'tar, by the way.

Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 20 Oct 2009 22:43
by TheDukester
I got hit today with three Xmas catalogs in the mail. First ones of the year ... on October 20.
And I've never done business with any of the three companies (that I remember, anyway). Yikes.
Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 20 Oct 2009 22:56
by SandChigger
And since they haven't the decency to even wait until
AFTER Thanksgiving, I certainly would NOT do any with them to begin with.

Re: Happy Halloween!
Posted: 21 Oct 2009 18:40
by Nekhrun
At the local Target store they've had Christmas decorations up for at least two weeks now; right next to the Halloween aisle.