Observations July 16 - Skirl
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When bagpipes skirl Amazing Grace, especially at a funeral, it creates a deeply moving emotional experience for many people.
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I think you got this definition wrong as well.....
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I think that is beyond hideous.
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SportsFan68 wrote:I think that is beyond hideous.
I think you are a tad prejudiced. We'll let the unbiased panel decide....
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Squeezing ES until he sounds like a bagpipe seems a good idea to me.littlebeast13 wrote:SportsFan68 wrote:I think that is beyond hideous.
I think you are a tad prejudiced. We'll let the unbiased panel decide....
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It's in an Observations thread, remember?
No one will be opening it.
No one will be opening it.

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SportsFan68 wrote:It's in an Observations thread, remember?
No one will be opening it.
I think even the densest of people will see the avatar and know exactly which thread to open to see the inspiration......
Of course, I'm always surprised at what people don't notice.....
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Although I appreciate the use of the alphabet blocks, they are not enough to be considered a home run (more of a ground rule double) to get an automatic entry for the Countdown Deliberations.littlebeast13 wrote:SportsFan68 wrote:I think that is beyond hideous.
I think you are a tad prejudiced. We'll let the unbiased panel decide....
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I'm generally not really fond of ES as an inanimate object....
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Sistine Fanny wrote:Although I appreciate the use of the alphabet blocks, they are not enough to be considered a home run (more of a ground rule double) to get an automatic entry for the Countdown Deliberations.littlebeast13 wrote:SportsFan68 wrote:I think that is beyond hideous.
I think you are a tad prejudiced. We'll let the unbiased panel decide....
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I'm generally not really fond of ES as an inanimate object....
I don't think L'il Sprots would be allowed to have a real, live skirl. Parents just don't understand.....
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Bleah, I totally missed the plastic ball hair ties. It's amazing what people don't notice.....littlebeast13 wrote:Sistine Fanny wrote:Although I appreciate the use of the alphabet blocks, they are not enough to be considered a home run (more of a ground rule double) to get an automatic entry for the Countdown Deliberations.littlebeast13 wrote:
I think you are a tad prejudiced. We'll let the unbiased panel decide....
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I'm generally not really fond of ES as an inanimate object....
I don't think L'il Sprots would be allowed to have a real, live skirl. Parents just don't understand.....
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(Still don't like ES dolls enough for an auto bid. Had you dressed him in a shirt with a Brady Bunch collar, though....)
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The blocks are much more appropriate to the situation than any phonied up hug.littlebeast13 wrote:Sistine Fanny wrote:Although I appreciate the use of the alphabet blocks, they are not enough to be considered a home run (more of a ground rule double) to get an automatic entry for the Countdown Deliberations.littlebeast13 wrote:
I think you are a tad prejudiced. We'll let the unbiased panel decide....
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I'm generally not really fond of ES as an inanimate object....
I don't think L'il Sprots would be allowed to have a real, live skirl. Parents just don't understand.....
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Sistine Fanny wrote:Bleah, I totally missed the plastic ball hair ties. It's amazing what people don't notice.....littlebeast13 wrote:Sistine Fanny wrote:
Although I appreciate the use of the alphabet blocks, they are not enough to be considered a home run (more of a ground rule double) to get an automatic entry for the Countdown Deliberations.
I'm generally not really fond of ES as an inanimate object....
I don't think L'il Sprots would be allowed to have a real, live skirl. Parents just don't understand.....
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(Still don't like ES dolls enough for an auto bid. Had you dressed him in a shirt with a Brady Bunch collar, though....)
So much for turning July 16th into automatic bid day.....
http://wwtbambored.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 12#p325012
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OK, the unbiased panel is in. BobJuch sees it in terms of a squished mangy rodent, and Fan faint praises it and dooms it to oblivion.
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SportsFan68 wrote:OK, the unbiased panel is in. BobJuch sees it in terms of a squished mangy rodent, and Fan faint praises it and dooms it to oblivion.
To borrow words from another thread....
Honestly, that post of yours was totally out of line and completely ridiculous.
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A day that will live in infamy!!!!1littlebeast13 wrote:Sistine Fanny wrote:Bleah, I totally missed the plastic ball hair ties. It's amazing what people don't notice.....littlebeast13 wrote:
I don't think L'il Sprots would be allowed to have a real, live skirl. Parents just don't understand.....
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(Still don't like ES dolls enough for an auto bid. Had you dressed him in a shirt with a Brady Bunch collar, though....)
So much for turning July 16th into automatic bid day.....
http://wwtbambored.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 12#p325012
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Btw, if you're picking at me in this thread, I guess you didn't read my LS post. I thought you'd be all over that like a dose of the clap on a two dollar whore....
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Sistine Fanny wrote:A day that will live in infamy!!!!1littlebeast13 wrote:Sistine Fanny wrote:
Bleah, I totally missed the plastic ball hair ties. It's amazing what people don't notice.....
(Still don't like ES dolls enough for an auto bid. Had you dressed him in a shirt with a Brady Bunch collar, though....)
So much for turning July 16th into automatic bid day.....
http://wwtbambored.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 12#p325012
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Btw, if you're picking at me in this thread, I guess you didn't read my LS post. I thought you'd be all over that like a dose of the clap on a two dollar whore....
I read it and noticed you fucked up the theme.
It's so sweet the way you let me hang around like that.....
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What's the record for replies in a WotD thread? Sprots may have ES to thank for getting this one into the notebooks....
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Ah, you must have read it before I posted the second one where I said that you and Frank were smarter than me....ha!littlebeast13 wrote:Sistine Fanny wrote:A day that will live in infamy!!!!1littlebeast13 wrote:
So much for turning July 16th into automatic bid day.....
http://wwtbambored.com/viewtopic.php?f= ... 12#p325012
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Btw, if you're picking at me in this thread, I guess you didn't read my LS post. I thought you'd be all over that like a dose of the clap on a two dollar whore....
I read it and noticed you fucked up the theme.
It's so sweet the way you let me hang around like that.....
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Or that I'm on my third or fourth wind and am just killing time while waiting to crash into unconsciousness.....littlebeast13 wrote:What's the record for replies in a WotD thread? Sprots may have ES to thank for getting this one into the notebooks....
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Sistine Fanny wrote:Ah, you must have read it before I posted the second one where I said that you and Frank were smarter than me....ha!littlebeast13 wrote:Sistine Fanny wrote:
A day that will live in infamy!!!!1
Btw, if you're picking at me in this thread, I guess you didn't read my LS post. I thought you'd be all over that like a dose of the clap on a two dollar whore....
I read it and noticed you fucked up the theme.
It's so sweet the way you let me hang around like that.....
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Well...... we are, aren't we?
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My bedtime was 2 hours ago, but I had to wait out the daily ISE to put up the new automatic bid avatar, and it just kinda snowballed from there.....Sistine Fanny wrote:Or that I'm on my third or fourth wind and am just killing time while waiting to crash into unconsciousness.....littlebeast13 wrote:What's the record for replies in a WotD thread? Sprots may have ES to thank for getting this one into the notebooks....
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Almost like those erstwhile days in le chat....
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Hey! Quit picking on Weyoun! He's gonna be a doctor!littlebeast13 wrote:SportsFan68 wrote:OK, the unbiased panel is in. BobJuch sees it in terms of a squished mangy rodent, and Fan faint praises it and dooms it to oblivion.
To borrow words from another thread....
Honestly, that post of yours was totally out of line and completely ridiculous.
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I do not thank mangy rodents for anything.littlebeast13 wrote:What's the record for replies in a WotD thread? Sprots may have ES to thank for getting this one into the notebooks....
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SportsFan68 wrote:Hey! Quit picking on Weyoun! He's gonna be a doctor!littlebeast13 wrote:SportsFan68 wrote:OK, the unbiased panel is in. BobJuch sees it in terms of a squished mangy rodent, and Fan faint praises it and dooms it to oblivion.
To borrow words from another thread....
Honestly, that post of yours was totally out of line and completely ridiculous.
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4 out of 5 doctors agree that your post about this avatar was totally out of line and completely ridiculous....
The fifth doctor died of mange before he could respond to the survey.....
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I'm so glad you finally recognize the horribleness of mange. And rodents.littlebeast13 wrote:SportsFan68 wrote:Hey! Quit picking on Weyoun! He's gonna be a doctor!littlebeast13 wrote:
To borrow words from another thread....
Honestly, that post of yours was totally out of line and completely ridiculous.
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4 out of 5 doctors agree that your post about this avatar was totally out of line and completely ridiculous....
The fifth doctor died of mange before he could respond to the survey.....
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