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Geeze, I hope so. Gets all the poisons out of your system. Lets you run faster too when you're officiating. And longer also(or so I've heard- I can't really remember that far back). It should be just as much part of your pre-game warm-up drills as stretching imho.
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I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke. I will not make a "precious bodily fluids" joke.
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A great, great movie.
"Mandrake, do you recall what Clemenceau once said about war?"
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You never finished your story. Did you end up getting laid? Inquiring minds need to know!
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OK, I'm not entirely clear on this but it might be you might want to have used lie or lay instead of laid. I can remember from high school Sister Mary Lizard asked me to give an example of the proper use of lay, lie or laid in a sentence. I said "I wish I could have laid Gina Marie Kozlowski last Saturday night". Apparently it was incorrect.
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Love that movie. Got it both on DVD and VHS. It is a great one.
As to your grammar lesson, please replace my original question with
"Jughead, did you end up boinking her?". Unlike some knuckledraggers, I always like to use proper English.
Sun Aug 21, 2005, 11:40pm
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