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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: Kat Kid on December 26, 2012, 01:09:30 PM
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My child started going down on the ring stack pole.
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yikes
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electro-therapy.
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brad
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not that there's anything wrong with that.
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of course not. people's sexual preferences are their own affair.
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:lol:
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My 5-month-old niece got the same toy for Christmas... should I warn my brother?
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what did the ring stack pole say about all of this?
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
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oh snap
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How many rings were on it at the time?
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teething
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
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Mods, please rename this thread to :sdeek:
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
:horrorsurprise:
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:sdeek:
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mrs G really struck a chord, and sure as crap paid the price for it :sdeek:
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Really good thread title IMO
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Really good thread title IMO
Yep. Nailed it
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
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maybe this thread should be renamed "defensive is usually offensive"
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
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This board has convinced me once and for all that all dudes have their periods this time of year.
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm9.staticflickr.com%2F8077%2F8311248445_a463b5a8bf.jpg&hash=170204c2089be603c7df6fc2441cca2d97fec922)
This board has convinced me once and for all that all dudes have their periods this time of year.
:sdeek:
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
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This board has convinced me once and for all that all dudes have their periods this time of year.
:sdeek:
worst sock ever
or best?
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
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This board has convinced me once and for all that all dudes have their periods this time of year.
Sexism is not tolerated on this board
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
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This board has convinced me once and for all that all dudes have their periods this time of year.
Sexism is not tolerated on this board
yeah Abe I couldn't think of a good comeback either
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teething
yes confirmed.
do you know the saying "I eat ___________ for breakfast?" meaning that whatever is in the blank is pud? Well this saying applies to my son in both the literal and the metaphorical sense of the word.
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:sdeek:
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teething
yes confirmed.
do you know the saying "I eat ___________ for breakfast?" meaning that whatever is in the blank is pud? Well this saying applies to my son in both the literal and the metaphorical sense of the word.
Your son eats pud for breakfast? :sdeek:
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
:sdeek: /thread
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
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This board has convinced me once and for all that all dudes have their periods this time of year.
:sdeek:
worst sock ever
or best?
"Boys have a penis, and girls have a vagina." hurr hurr hurr
It's the rough ridin' worst.
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Children usually learn behaviors by seeing and copying their parents.
says the cold empty womb.
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This board has convinced me once and for all that all dudes have their periods this time of year.
:sdeek:
worst sock ever
or best?
"Boys have a penis, and girls have a vagina." hurr hurr hurr
It's the rough ridin' worst.
Mr Bread I love you and thanks for sticking around
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Is this the awkward master thread?
Anyway, you know that little moment during a video conference when you've decided the meeting is over but you have to like close the meeting, that 2.8 seconds is really awkward for me for some reason.
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Is this the awkward master thread?
Anyway, you know that little moment during a video conference when you've decided the meeting is over but you have to like close the meeting, that 2.8 seconds is really awkward for me for some reason.
Come up with a sign-off phrase. Like maybe "EMO OUT!" and smash the hang up button.
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Is this the awkward master thread?
Anyway, you know that little moment during a video conference when you've decided the meeting is over but you have to like close the meeting, that 2.8 seconds is really awkward for me for some reason.
"Thanks everyone" stand up and leave
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might just be you emo? a "thanks everyone" coupled with a sincere Richard gere head nod is my move, always feels right
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Is this the awkward master thread?
Anyway, you know that little moment during a video conference when you've decided the meeting is over but you have to like close the meeting, that 2.8 seconds is really awkward for me for some reason.
"Thanks everyone" stand up and leave
Is what you would do if you liked being in middle management for the rest of your career.
Maybe reach under table and pull out a Bud Light Clamato 22 OZ and crack it.
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It's just the time of moving the mouse to the X and clicking it that's awkward. It's probably less than a second but totally feels like 2.8 seconds. And the whole time I can see them moving the mouse to hit their X, too. It's like we've totally decided to stop looking at and talking to each other but no it must endure for another few fractions of a second. Also these people are always in another country and English is a second or third language and we're not good at reaching each other's social cues for when the conversation should be over.
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might just be you emo? a "thanks everyone" coupled with a sincere Richard gere head nod is my move, always feels right
yeah, and make sure to floor it out of there. nobody will stand up until you do so don't just sit there like a dumbass.
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might just be you emo? a "thanks everyone" coupled with a sincere Richard gere head nod is my move, always feels right
yeah, and make sure to floor it out of there. nobody will stand up until you do so don't just sit there like a dumbass.
yup - the speakerphone puck thingie is always just out of reach. I'm leaning forward to hit that bad boy and my butt isn't in a seat again, later dumbasses I'm turning out the lights as well
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Turn to off screen as you click closed and say stuff like, "welp, now that we have talked to them all, lets nail down who we are firing".