A_G_A, you seem to have a fascination with contradictory signs. Did you post the one yet with the sign on the rehab center's lawn: KEEP OFF THE GRASS?
That is true; I find contradictory signs hilarious. No, I haven't posted that one. Since, you mentioned it, there is no need to post it now.
A_G_A, you seem to have a fascination with contradictory signs. Did you post the one yet with the sign on the rehab center's lawn: KEEP OFF THE GRASS?
That is true, I find contradictory signs hilarious. No, I haven't posted that one. Since, you mentioned it, there is no need to post it now.
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Are you two the same person?
No. If we were, we would have very similar ratings.
It confused me also.
It is a send-off of all the romantic cliches... usually the relationship is questionable...which some characters use for their recklessness...like a school teacher and a student ...or a wife and her husbands best friend etc...and a few films or novels or womens talk show try to really treat that claim seriously: "we never planned for it to happen"...and you can tell full well that they are playing naive and being innocent...and usually the audience starts showing sympathy....its love, what can you do?
....so here two buffoon bank robbers somehow manage to get themselves in a similar pickle...and use the same tact...."we are in love"
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1684 is funny :DD
It confused me also.
It is a send-off of all the romantic cliches... usually the relationship is questionable...which some characters use for their recklessness...like a school teacher and a student ...or a wife and her husbands best friend etc...and a few films or novels or womens talk show try to really treat that claim seriously: "we never planned for it to happen"...and you can tell full well that they are playing naive and being innocent...and usually the audience starts showing sympathy....its love, what can you do?
....so here two buffoon bank robbers somehow manage to get themselves in a similar pickle...and use the same tact...."we are in love"...
Ok I think.
It confused me also.
It is a send-off of all the romantic cliches... usually the relationship is questionable...which some characters use for their recklessness...like a school teacher and a student ...or a wife and her husbands best friend etc...and a few films or novels or womens talk show try to really treat that claim seriously: "we never planned for it to happen"...and you can tell full well that they are playing naive and being innocent...and usually the audience starts showing sympathy....its love, what can you do?
....so here two buffoon bank robbers somehow manage to get themselves in a similar pickle...and use the same tact...."we are in love"...
Ok I think.
Since when?
You are a joke sir!
This one is less funny than alarming:
#1684, that's a lot of time for writing 100 words.
Chuck Norris once smoked a cigarette.
The nicotine got hooked.