Did Someone Just Call Me Fast in a Conversation About Viagra?

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In summary, the conversation started with someone feeling that it was unfair to not be given a chance to respond to a comment about being "fast" in regards to sex and viagra. There was some discussion about the use of the word "fast" and whether it was subjective or not. The conversation then shifted to someone expressing difficulty in finding the right words to express themselves and a humorous exchange about lighting someone on fire. There was also a mention of using the fire extinguisher and zipping someone up in an asbestos jumpsuit. The conversation then turned to making jokes and possibly getting banned before ending with a comment about yanking someone's chain.
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Unfair, I call foul!

It is totally and completely wrong to end a conversation about sex and viagra by telling me "boy you are fast" and not giving me the chance to reply and refute the charges.
I want to state for the record that "fast" is a subjective term and the thread was closed prematurely.
no wait, bad choice of words. the thread was closed before I had a chance to get up and. no that doesn't sound right either.
 
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There is nothing subjective about the term, you either are you aren't. You brought the comment down on yourself. :wink:
 
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Had to take a break to compose myself, I have something I want to say but am having trouble expressing it.
I have a few ideas I've been tossing aroun...damn brb
 
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tribdog said:
Had to take a break to compose myself, I have something I want to say but am having trouble expressing it.
I have a few ideas I've been tossing aroun...damn brb


I just know this is going to involve lighting me on fire...
 
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I hate when I can't find the right words to express myself. I really beat myself u...#$#%
 
  • #6
*ready with the fire extinguisher*

tribdog, maybe you should quit while you're ahead here? :biggrin:
 
  • #7
hmmm...why aren't i on fire yet?


And before you get angrier, my first post was meant in jest, it was just badly written, hence why i added the wink.
 
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Actually, it was too WELL written. Read that last sentence again. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: No one (well, except maybe tribdog...) will light you on fire for that one. And Moonbear has the extinguisher. :biggrin:
 
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Tsu said:
Actually, it was too WELL written. Read that last sentence again. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: No one (well, except maybe tribdog...) will light you on fire for that one. And Moonbear has the extinguisher. :biggrin:

LOL! Yep, very well written! :rofl: Don't worry franz, I'm well-skilled with the fire extinguisher. :biggrin:
 
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*zips franz up in asbestos jumpsuit*
there.. that's better. No worries now, franz - post away!
 
  • #11
Math Is Hard said:
*zips franz up*
there.. that's better.
Woah ! What kind of place is this anyway ?! :eek:
 
  • #12
* indignantly wipes mouth (due to Aftershock dribble on chin)*
I have NO idea what you mean, SIR!
 
  • #13
Math Is Hard said:
* indignantly wipes mouth (due to Aftershock dribble on chin)*
Aftershock ?? Is that what they're calling it nowadays ? :rolleyes:
 
  • #14
Gokul43201 said:
Aftershock ?? Is that what they're calling it nowadays ? :rolleyes:


Yeah, they tell me its very sweet, cinnamonny even. :wink:
 
  • #15
Are u all making dirty jokes...?Again??Don't get me started,or i may get banned...:tongue2:

Daniel.
 
  • #16
It's so quiet here now. Looks like tribdog got a grip of himself. :biggrin:

Oh, sorry Dex, are you trying to kill this thread?
 
  • #17
An old saying comes to mind :rofl:
tipi con una mano
 
  • #18
Awww, now you're just yanking tribdog's chain.
 
  • #19
Agreed, why yank your own chain when you can subcontract the job?
 
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Astronuc said:
Oh, sorry Dex, are you trying to kill this thread?

Now that u deconspired it ( :grumpy: ),no,thank you.I'm aiming for something bigger... :devil:

Daniel.
 
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Moonbear said:
Awww, now you're just yanking tribdog's chain.
or leash, as the case may be. :biggrin:
 

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