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EDIT: forkboy wrote:That's why you edit out the bitchiness and replace it with "Nothing to see here". Edited by user 15 November 2009 09:23:29(UTC)
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That's why you edit out the bitchiness and replace it with "Nothing to see here". |
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forkboy wrote:That's why you edit out the bitchiness and replace it with "Nothing to see here". Why doesn't everyone dress, act, smell and wash how and whenever they want to. |
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Aj wrote:Why doesn't everyone dress, act, smell and wash how and whenever they want to. Because it's so uncool to not follow the majority. |
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Raphaela wrote:Aj wrote:Why doesn't everyone dress, act, smell and wash how and whenever they want to. Because it's so uncool to not follow the majority. Exactly, and I don't much care for that. |
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Like I say, hedge your bets with a beard, and when the beard comes back into fashion, you'll get all da ladeezz. Or men if you're gaaaaaaaay. |
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Gildermershina wrote:Like I say, hedge your bets with a beard, and when the beard comes back into fashion, you'll get all da ladeezz. Or men if you're gaaaaaaaay. Even if I could, I wouldn't. I don't like facial hair. Ever. |
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tension101 wrote:Gildermershina wrote:Like I say, hedge your bets with a beard, and when the beard comes back into fashion, you'll get all da ladeezz. Or men if you're gaaaaaaaay. Even if I could, I wouldn't. I don't like facial hair. Ever. He was joking. |
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Gildermershina wrote:Like I say, hedge your bets with a beard, and when the beard comes back into fashion, you'll get all da ladeezz. Or men if you're gaaaaaaaay. This man speaks the truth! |
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Raphaela wrote:Gildermershina wrote:Like I say, hedge your bets with a beard, and when the beard comes back into fashion, you'll get all da ladeezz. Or men if you're gaaaaaaaay. This man speaks the truth! What? No I don't. But still, everyone grow a beard anyway. You too ladies. Or maybe don't shave your armpits or something, I don't know, whatever the equivalent might be. |
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Gildermershina wrote:Raphaela wrote:Gildermershina wrote:Like I say, hedge your bets with a beard, and when the beard comes back into fashion, you'll get all da ladeezz. Or men if you're gaaaaaaaay. This man speaks the truth! What? No I don't. But still, everyone grow a beard anyway. You too ladies. Or maybe don't shave your armpits or something, I don't know, whatever the equivalent might be. I'm trying you cunt. |
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old.gregg wrote:Movember.
Google it. Badly-forced internet generation Portmanteau roping idiots into good causes. Shove it. |
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Gildermershina wrote:old.gregg wrote:Movember.
Google it. Badly-forced internet generation Portmanteau roping idiots into good causes. Shove it. Ah yes, I forgot, people with beards are hostile towards people with moustaches. Overcompensating or something... |
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Gildermershina wrote:What? No I don't.
But still, everyone grow a beard anyway. You too ladies. Or maybe don't shave your armpits or something, I don't know, whatever the equivalent might be. Lol, I was just kidding :P Well, some christian women don't shave their legs, armpits, or anything. And they let their hair grow A LOT. |
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old.gregg wrote:Gildermershina wrote:old.gregg wrote:Movember.
Google it. Badly-forced internet generation Portmanteau roping idiots into good causes. Shove it. Ah yes, I forgot, people with beards are hostile towards people with moustaches. Overcompensating or something... My problem is not the premise, dumb though it is, but the name. How does "Mo" even equate to Moustache? Sounds more like Mohawk to me. Grow a Mohawk for cancer, woo! Call it Grow-a-Moustache-for-Cancer-Month or something, or at least pick a month like, I don't know, March where you might call it the Marchtache. On second thought, no months work. So enough with the throwing to words together in an attempt to make one word. Or at least do it better than swapping the starting consonant. I bet if someone had invented the gramophone record today, some fucks out there would be calling them Gecords. As regards the moustache, you are in fact way off the mark. I applaud moustaches. Hence why I, until recently had a separated moustache and beard. You sir are out of your depth when it comes to facial hair. |
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Gildermershina wrote:But still, everyone grow a beard anyway. You too ladies. Or maybe don't shave your armpits or something, I don't know, whatever the equivalent might be. Growing a beard. (I'm growing fur. Luckily, there isn't much on my face, and it's not even visible unless you're really looking for it, just oddments of peach fuzz.) |
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Gildermershina wrote:old.gregg wrote:Gildermershina wrote:old.gregg wrote:Movember.
Google it. Badly-forced internet generation Portmanteau roping idiots into good causes. Shove it. Ah yes, I forgot, people with beards are hostile towards people with moustaches. Overcompensating or something... My problem is not the premise, dumb though it is, but the name. How does "Mo" even equate to Moustache? Sounds more like Mohawk to me. Grow a Mohawk for cancer, woo! Call it Grow-a-Moustache-for-Cancer-Month or something, or at least pick a month like, I don't know, March where you might call it the Marchtache. On second thought, no months work. So enough with the throwing to words together in an attempt to make one word. Or at least do it better than swapping the starting consonant. I bet if someone had invented the gramophone record today, some fucks out there would be calling them Gecords. As regards the moustache, you are in fact way off the mark. I applaud moustaches. Hence why I, until recently had a separated moustache and beard. You sir are out of your depth when it comes to facial hair. I most certainly am out of my depth, as I shave before any substantial amount grows! And, meh, as long as it's raising money for a good cause I'm not bothered about the name, just thought it might interest some other members of the forum. |
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old.gregg wrote:I most certainly am out of my depth, as I shave before any substantial amount grows!
And, meh, as long as it's raising money for a good cause I'm not bothered about the name, just thought it might interest some other members of the forum. So let's say you're growing a moustache for a month. Who's sponsoring you? I've got a great idea for raising money for cancer. It's called a sponsored Give-Money-to-Cancer-Charity-O-Thon. You sponsor yourself to give all your sponsorship money to charity. Or wait, no, I've got a good one... Sponsored Sobriety Month. Every time you go to the pub to buy a drink, you don't get the drink, the money instead gets sucked down a pneumotube to the nearest cancer charity, and you get to experience a night out where you're the only one not drunk or having fun. Ooh, the best one yet.... Get Punched in the Face by a Non-Human Ape Week! Go on, get to your local zoo. Pick an ape. GET PUNCHED IN THE FACE. Seek compensation from the zoo or animal park, give proceeds to nearest cancer charity. Oh boy, you'll never be able to guess this last one... I call it Pelt Footballers with Onions Until They Give Most of Their Ridiculous Salaries to the Nearest Cancer Charity Year! For a whole year! And best thing is, it's annual! |
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Well, these things encourage others to give money to charity and you have a laugh along the way. Lame or not lame, the money's getting there.
And for the record, I considered doing this, then realised I'd look awful with a 'tach so decided against it. |
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