Omg I want those shoes.

I wasn't looking at the shoes /creep

She doesn't look like she has kids, IGK, jeez.

/classic jab at IGK

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Originally posted by Jon_Snow I wasn't looking at the shoes /creep

I won't lie, sometimes my eyes slip, but I just can't stop looking at her footwork... It's mesmerising! And given the size of her sports bra and my infatuation with breasts, that's saying something

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Originally posted by Silky Johnson Omg I want those shoes.

Wish granted (for a little over C$ 110)!

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Originally posted by Alex I just made it up, and it's a reference to buttsex, but after a trusty google search I have discovered that it's a drug thing on Urban Dictionary.

It sounds way too awesome not to be a reference to buttsex though... I'm not using "crack attack" in any other way from now on! And if she's into crack attacks, then that's a cause I'm sure we can all get behind

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Lira, I appreciate the in-depth analysis but I was j/k. Besides I can't see through flannel no matter how hard I tried to leer.

Alex that was a good one.

Just got new glasses, and I like them, but I'm having just a little bit of trouble reading shit on the PC.

Books, kindle, TV, phone and stuff all looks good.

Anyone know how long I should try and get used to these things before I go back to the store or doctor (shit I hope not) to have them adjusted?

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Originally posted by Alex Just got new glasses, and I like them, but I'm having just a little bit of trouble reading shit on the PC. Books, kindle, TV, phone and stuff all looks good. Anyone know how long I should try and get used to these things before I go back to the store or doctor (shit I hope not) to have them adjusted?

How much did the scrip change?

God, I hate English sometimes.

I was watching a stand-up comedian, and this guy called heckles him. "What's your name?" the comedian asks. "Craig", he says. "Funny", I think, it sounded like "Cregg". "Wait, is the 'ai' in 'Craig' like 'paid' or 'plaid'?" I wonder. And it turns out not even the natives can agree on that!

I swear I'm going to name my son Craig just so I can see the world burn. Or my daughter. You can't stop me now

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Originally posted by Lira God, I hate English sometimes. I was watching a stand-up comedian, and this guy called heckles him. "What's your name?" the comedian asks. "Craig", he says. "Funny", I think, it sounded like "Cregg". "Wait, is the 'ai' in 'Craig' like 'paid' or 'plaid'?" I wonder. And it turns out not even the natives can agree on that! I swear I'm going to name my son Craig just so I can see the world burn. Or my daughter. You can't stop me now

I speak English, just a variant of it. Have fun with that

The "ai" sound for Craig, for me, is like "paid", and more like the southern parts of England. "Cregg" would be northern English, or Scottish.

"Plaid" to me is weird. I know the word because of the movie 'Spaceballs' (they've gone to plaid!).

American maybe? It should be "tartan", the traditional Scottish garb.

Just dropped in to complicate things!

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Ooooh, it makes sense then! It happened in Glasgow, so it IS Scottish!

As for plaid, I didn't know I could say "tartan shirt". I knew the word, but I had always seen the expression "plaid shirt" instead, so I thought it was one of those fixed-phrases (like in Portuguese we say something similar to "chequered", but in isolation the word just refer to "checkers"). And I mispronounced it for years, as I thought it rhymed with paid.

I've had so many surprised I don't think I'd be shocked if you told me "Stu" is pronounced just like "Dave"

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