What are you doing at this moment?

[Dred]

Air Force nekka.

I have no interest in being on the front lines.


Anyways: At the moment, I'm, making retarded, drunken posts on the interwebs.

 

[CRrEiTsIRED]

Air Force nekka.

I have no interest in being on the front lines.


Anyways: At the moment, I'm, making retarded, drunken posts on the interwebs.

Yo, yo! Me too! Not quite drunk yet, but happy And other stuff

 

[Bodomonkey]

Yo, yo! Me too! Not quite drunk yet, but happy And other stuff

Horny?

 

[Demonite]

Getting ready to go eat Chinese and go fishing!

 

[ZaraHeroin]

listening to dad moan about how messy the house is.

 

[erni]

And the superhero is...Peach!

I woooooooooon! Yay!

 

[marfal66]

Reading the Humo ftw.

 

[Dred]

Watching Coupling and doing laundry.


Being unemployed rocks

 

[erni]

Ughhh...I suddenly feel really sick...

 

[ZaraHeroin]

working on my art project for schooool.

:S due in on friday. YIKEEEEES. so much to dooo :S

 

[Bodomonkey]

Ughhh...I suddenly feel really sick...

Relax, you're just pregnant.

 

[erni]

Relax, you're just pregnant.

Nah, I didn't just eat McDonalds.

 

[marfal66]

What did you eat then?

 

[Bodomonkey]

Cum?

 

[marfal66]

ADAMS TESTICLE?:zombie:

 

[erni]

What did you eat then?

Cum?

Oh yes, you're right...I blowjobbed hawt black metal dude on saturday! (but shh, don't tell Knarfi)
Oh noes, am I pregnant now? :O

ADAMS TESTICLE?:zombie:

 

[Swabs]

hawt black metal dude

Paradox.

 

[Muffin]

Paradox.

Yes. Maybe oxymoron too? Not sure if its right in this context..

 

[Swabs]

Hmm, at first I was thinking Oxymoron, but an oxymoron is generally a commonly used figure of speech that consists of two contradictory terms like "I started to stop". Whereas a paradox is simply a contradictory statement...

That's if I'm right on my definitions

 

[Dred]

Hmm, at first I was thinking Oxymoron, but an oxymoron is generally a commonly used figure of speech that consists of two contradictory terms like "I started to stop". Whereas a paradox is simply a contradictory statement...

That's if I'm right on my definitions

Pretty sure oxymoron would've sufficed.