it seems that some of the most obvious jokes miss the mark on occasion.
New Year's Resolutions
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planeden wrote:
it seems that some of the most obvious jokes miss the mark on occasion.
I thought that it could be a joke but I wasn't sure.
Dec 10, 2010
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Atos wrote:
planeden wrote:
it seems that some of the most obvious jokes miss the mark on occasion.
I thought that it could be a joke but I wasn't sure.
no worries mate. happens to all of us.
Dec 10, 2010
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In these days today, there are many different subtle levels of English, not just American English, Austrailian English or U.K. English, take a look at the music being played or the coversations teenagers are having, English as a language as a whole is different than when I was going to High School 17 years ago 
-Mark
Dec 10, 2010
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I would like to point out that kco is a small flightless bird living in Australia with some New Years resolutions. Remember the title of this thread?
Stop randomly putting question marks at the end of my sentences?
To be or not to be, that is my resolution.
I don't need a resolution, as my two bad habits of being suicidal, but procrastinating, cancel out.
Dec 10, 2010
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Timotheous wrote:
I don't need a resolution, as my two bad habits of being suicidal, but procrastinating, cancel out.
Dec 11, 2010
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#33
ChessMarkstheSpot wrote:
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to be a better person overall
So while parts of you might get worse, the trend is towards improvement (i.e. the opposite of the universe - if-you-know what I mean).
Dec 11, 2010
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There is always a part of me that is going to be the p*&%k, but that I can't help. The medications I take don't actually make me Mr. Humanitarian 
-Mark
My new year's resolution is to do my best NOT to get angry about my mandatory anger management classes.
Dec 11, 2010
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Timotheous: Better be careful of the order you solve those in. If you decide to, of course.
Improve my anarchist hijacking against anti-hijacking measures.