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Originally posted by netroM Ignore me if I'm making a blunder, but wouldn't that be "as I am not sure as to what you are referring."? Or does that second "to" at the end really have its place there?

That is most correctly. I had omitted the 'as to' by mistake the first time I wrote the sentence, and by my third re-write I had forgotten as to where my prepositions went altogether.


To.

I think it scales with age, whatever the base number might be.

I seen my friends kid eat cheerios off the floor from like weeks ago...

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Originally posted by Joss Weatherby I think it scales with age, whatever the base number might be. I seen my friends kid eat cheerios off the floor from like weeks ago...

Why were they on the floor for weeks?

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Extra-crunchiness, with a peculiar aftertaste.

Weather conditions would prevent it from being crunchy ya, but actually if you keep your house in clean conditions daily, then, no reason you couldn't eat cheerios off the floor even after about 5 hours, even spilled yogurt. although It's gross, but It's possible nonetheless.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Why were they on the floor for weeks?

Behind things. The kid is messy!

Uuuuugggghhh.

Ok, so "cheerios" means a brand-name breakfast cereal over there (thanks, Google).

LOL.

"Cheerios" how I know them are little red sausages, that you have at kids parties, hahaha. Hence, my outrage at them being on the floor for weeks

What I mean:




Edit: They're little mini-hotdog things.

---- I've edited this post more than I should. Must be 5+ times now, lol.

Edit 2: The closest one looks *roughly* like how I imagine Jay's dick to appear, after all this time raping the COR.

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Last edited by Sushipunk on May-14-2012 at 08:23

Those look like danish red sausages, which are also gross.



They call them Rød Pølse, and the sound they make when they pronounce it is hilarious.

lmao never heard of a sausage called cheerios, but it does sound a bit commonwealthy now that i think about it haha.

another reason to not visit australia
lulz

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Uuuuugggghhh. Ok, so "cheerios" means a brand-name breakfast cereal over there (thanks, Google). LOL. "Cheerios" how I know them are little red sausages, that you have at kids parties, hahaha.

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Originally posted by Zharen

That's just what they're called here

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