Monkey

Re: Re: Re: Monkey

lucky-E-leven said:
No such things.

Monkey is most likely a euphemism for a 'somebody'.

:rose:

~lucky

Thank you, I'll go back to the public humiliation thread now.
 
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Monkey

ABSTRUSE said:
Apparently.

wtf? :confused:

Rebel getting fiesty and turning the tables on you?

:mad:

Need me to help you straighten her out?

~lucky
 
Monkeys can never really be lost. They may run off for a bit, for whatever reason, but they normally find their way back.

:rose:

Here's hoping, Rhino.

~lucky
 
If you love your monkey, let it go.

If it leaves you, hunt it down and bring it back.
 
rhinoguy said:
I'm not a monkey hunter.

But I left the Monkey-door such that a monkey could come and go.

I think it is illegal to keep monkeys.

No, but it can be messy if they refuse to keep the little diapers on.
 
rhinoguy said:
That's a CHIMP!
Close, but no cigar.


That's a chump!


chump >noun 1 informal, dated a foolish person. 2 Brit. the thick end of something, especially a loin of lamb or mutton.
-ORIGIN originally in the sense 'thick lump of wood': probably a blend of chunk and lump1 or stump.
 
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