What are you going to do on this week's Mother Day?

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Viperman, let me ask you this...

... Are you drunk?
 
Originally posted by M5Power
Thanks for the explanation, vat(underscore)man.

So, Brett, I was right - England just has to be different. :rolleyes:

Well it's not our fault.

DougDeMuro [5:45 PM]: So - what's the story with the bagels?
Sn00pie 2002 (1:43:51): Oh no.
DougDeMuro (1:44:06): Bring it.
Sn00pie 2002 (1:44:30): Too much horror.
Sn00pie 2002 (1:44:48): Okay, here we go.
Sn00pie 2002 (1:45:01): Brett made bagels, one with turkey.
Sn00pie 2002 (1:45:09): And the other one with...
Sn00pie 2002 (1:45:14): HAM!!!!!
Sn00pie 2002 (1:45:29): He totally put them in the toaster and stuff.
 
Since when do bagels fit in the toaster?

What kind of toaster do you have?
 
The bagel kind. You know.
 
a bagel toaster.....last time I tried to shove a whole bagel in a toaster I was 6 and almost burned our house down
 
Originally posted by M5Power
Thanks for the explanation, vat(underscore)man.

So, Brett, I was right - England just has to be different. :rolleyes:

Err - that tradition goes back to the 1600's - so that would be us (Australia is second Sunday in May as well) being different.

...and it's not an underscore, it's a limbo stick. Heh.
 
Tradition, shmadition (nice, huh?) - if more than one country does it compared to Britain, who can't get anybody else to go along with their crap tradition, then then majority is right. The majority is always right.
 
Originally posted by M5Power
The majority is always right.

This is the same majority that voted for a dead candidate into the US Senate in 1998, right?
 
Originally posted by vat_man
This is the same majority that voted for a dead candidate into the US Senate in 1998, right?

Ah yes, but that was a majority in South Carolina, which is an entirely different situation.
 
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