Hmmm... Trysts
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May 5, 2011
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#23
LisaV wrote:
trysts wrote:
LisaV wrote:
Hold on, time out. I'm deeply offended.
I already am Miss Chess.com. Didn't you know?
Apparently, THE PEOPLE do not take kindly to your rule, LisaV. Ever since you became Miss Chess.com, most of the population of the Canary Islands seem to think there are no longer any shoes available...curious...
That is very curious. I'll look into it. Really. Honest.
Hmmm...I guess I can drink to that!
May 5, 2011
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#24
LisaV wrote:
Hey, Cinco de Mayo.
Time to get upside down...
I hate celebrating "cinco de mayo" in May. I wait until around June 10th.
May 5, 2011
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#26
LisaV wrote:
Thought you celebrated every day. ;)
I'm dying for a margarita, upside down or straight up, whatever. Viva Mexico!
Anything special on June 10th? And 4/20? Brain dead on that one.
We smoke pot on 4/20, and at 4:20am, and 4:20pm. I'm not sure why, but when I lived in Ann Arbor, we would have a hash bash in the middle of campus on April 20th, where we were allowed to smoke pot without getting busted, in a designated area of campus
I pulled June 10th out of my butt. No meaning to it
Trysts, 4:20 started on one of the college campuses in Southern California in the late 60's. No one knows exactly who started it, but the students would gather in one of the parks (on campus) and toke at 4:20pm.
The gatherings became very large, and, with all the other problems around, aministrators and police (for the most part) let them be.
May 5, 2011
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#28
TMIMITW wrote:
Trysts, 4:20 started on one of the college campuses in Southern California in the late 60's. No one knows exactly who started it, but the students would gather in one of the parks (on campus) and toke at 4:20pm.
The gatherings became very large, and, with all the other problems around, aministrators and police (for the most part) let them be.
I didn't know that. It was pretty funny having all these cops around while you're getting high. And the cops would hit on us
May 5, 2011
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#29
Thankyou for the positive reaction from our members of the fairer sex.
Its great to see such diverse and 'interesting' comments and constructive opinion. To those members who were unhappy about the suggestion of ommission of the swimsuit (Im just joking) perhaps members might make an allowance for a creative swimsuit design with a Chess Motif.
All I can say is Leonardo Da Vinci is thought to have been linked to chess puzzles ...check out link http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/03/080317-AP-chess-picture.html and celebrated the natural beauty of womanhood in his artwork. Perhaps we can celebrate the mind as well.. food for thought.
Crazychessplaya wrote:
Gambit13 omitted a key candidate, but I shall remain silent.
Your silence is noted. Can't think of my missed key candidate because I was joining in the 4/20 festivities
Are there any females on chess.com who are locksmiths, maybe from the canary islands?
May 8, 2011
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#34
Lisa You are Hillarious....Pic Points
10/10 for Poise
9/10 for Self Expression
1/10 for composure under pressure
greaaaaat idea. i'm sick of the boring members of this site who keep saying that chess is more important than cars, money and... women ??
May 19, 2011
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#36
gambit13 wrote:
Are there any females on chess.com who are locksmiths, maybe from the canary islands?
if so, i doubt lisa would know them. she seems to like things locked.
May 23, 2011
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#38
i have a combination lock on the good stuff. if i am too drunk to open the lock, i am too drunk to notice the cheap stuff is bad.
Time to renew yet another old thread.Woot!
Just so everyone is clear, it's the older one, not the under-age one. That would be wrong.