()Not to yourself my dear.arildno said:Done WHAT??
Is that an insinuation of over-indulged self-abuse?
There, there, I'm sure you're capable of anything.arildno said:Am I too low to be able to abuse myself?
That must be the bottom line, I can't possibly sink any lower...
Thanks, I feel better now!Evo said:There, there, I'm sure you're capable of anything.
Evo said:Wolram, you will be forever young to me.
Your post count only reflects times you've done it. I see Arildno has been doing it a LOT.
You are still a star in my eyes, i could never keep up with Arildno though,When did you become such a post whore? And you joined after me!Smurf said:
Smurf said:
arildno said:
wolram said:Well Smurfs are very industrious in general, Canadian smurfs seem unstopable
franznietzsche said:
Also, don't forget that Canadian post counts are worth only 2/3 of US post counts.wolram said:Well Smurfs are very industrious in general, Canadian smurfs seem unstopable
wolram said:Workaholic, a rare creature not often seen in the domestic enviroment, i used
to be one but i am better now.
Sorry franznietzsche, it is as old as the steam hammer
Chi Meson said:
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