Well, I am not giving under the foot as this is not that kinda place but I will bite the molar and unequivocally state that the Icelandians clearly love bishops, talk about the rat dropping at the end of the hotdog.
Yes...navel not naval ....I now had to use ‘ unequivocally’ in a sentence to make me sound more clever or at least less stupid.
Wow ur smart
I did not know cats can cry and tear is spelled t-e-a-r.
And why would a cat only cry three tears?
Plus I am pretty sure they can’t cry though, cats have no emotion they only posses attitudes.
Yeah have you ever met a latitude or altitude? I met them in geography when i was small. They weren't really that nice to me
Sorry “wdym” is “we have “ in Welsh
So “ we have to eat our own naval fluff” is the correct translation in Welsh not sure what it means in Icelandic
Nobody understands the Welsh. The Welsh rabbit isn't even a bunny. Perhaps their motto is close to yours "cheese is life".
Also the bunny thinks you meant navel fluff unless the Welsh have humongous wet navigable bellybuttons which isn't totally improbable.
--- Ah yes James Corden. True he may look a bit funny with his shirt off however he seems to be doing okay in the Late Night TV Wars ( & making good coin as well lol ).
I thought it was just a strange world
Why does somebody always have to move the goal posts?
Why does somebody always have to move the goal posts?
1. Goal posts are dangerous
2. Moving goal posts fosters teamwork
Very clever use of video #1 alluding to the topic of changing underwear.
A subtle use of subliminal messaging making it almost impossible for anybody not to feel a certain inexplicable urge to go straight to that thread and start commenting.
Well played.
( note how I say “well played” in reference to the bunny’s comment but also to the video portraying a game of football being played, there are of course also hints of sarcasm as the video clearly shows an incident that is the opposite of well played. This is further proof that the bunny’s threads inspire us to use clever word play that can be read on many levels)
All subtlety is lost on cats.
Why does somebody always have to move the goal posts?
1. Goal posts are dangerous
2. Moving goal posts fosters teamwork
I thought the ball is more dangerous
Maybe goalposts are more dangerous in other sports.
*snip*
I thought the ball is more dangerous
*snip*
It's high time the ball struck back.
yeah but balls do, bolo
Hoomans! I'm not from Iceland OK?
Hoomans! I'm not from Iceland OK?
That's a dead giveaway, Icelander
Hoomans! I'm not from Iceland OK?
Nobody uses the word hooman anymore. Nobody. These terms are offensive.
Hoomans! I'm not from Iceland OK?
That's a dead giveaway, Icelander
Busted.
Very clever use of video #1 alluding to the topic of changing underwear.
A subtle use of subliminal messaging making it almost impossible for anybody not to feel a certain inexplicable urge to go straight to that thread and start commenting. *snip*
Indeed for those who are wondering where that topic is
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/thinking-about-changing-my-underwear
The mods had changed the title as now underwear is an unacceptable word. Everyone please remove yours.
Random, but just wanted to post it on Bunny's thread since he always posts mocking the dumbness in trending rituals among community kids. And, by kids, I really mean it. For an example the kids who post one word comments to earn points. This time there is a new buzzword among them. It's "rickroll"....Just like the bongcloud. So, what does Bunny has to say of this?
And of course, other active users here as well. What do you think?
Well, I am not giving under the foot as this is not that kinda place but I will bite the molar and unequivocally state that the Icelandians clearly love bishops, talk about the rat dropping at the end of the hotdog.
Yes...navel not naval ....I now had to use ‘ unequivocally’ in a sentence to make me sound more clever or at least less stupid.