Bastard.RawHumor said:LOL
I'm a pioneer.
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Bastard.RawHumor said:LOL
I'm a pioneer.
rimmy said:Bastard.
dgreen said:Ahh. Yeah she has this kind of random cameo in it WAY before she was "famous".
RawHumor said:Was that movie before or after Cat In the Hat?
She had a cameo in that, too.
Early on, she was only known for being a spoiled party whore.
Now... well... she's a famous stupid spoiled party whore.
gravyrug said:I missed the final results of that one. I'll bet she conceded graciously, though.
I'll admit to being a bit biased towards Debbie, if only because I know people she's sent cookies to.
Fantasies_only said:After Mary Shelly's Dracula, a vampire became known as a man with supernatural powers.
I have to check my Dungeons & Dragons book, but I'm pretty sure an Incubus is another race entirely.
nah, you should see the thread where Sean spazzes out about someone calling him a racist, or the one where his failed relationship with dolf is discussed.BlackShanglan said:Laughed until I cried. Bless you for finding it, Sean. I've bookmarked it properly now.
DV81 said:nah, you should see the thread where Sean spazzes out about someone calling him a racist, or the one where his failed relationship with dolf is discussed.
BlackShanglan said:BTW, I consider this one (and its attending parody thread on the AH) a good joint second:
http://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?t=537801&page=1&pp=25&highlight=succubus
its called baiting and the morons fell for it.BlackShanglan said:I can't see them beating a discussion of that famous American writer George Orwell, or "Death of a Salesman" as a formative American novel.
pink_ said:i'm sorry but the word succubus makes me giggle.
Plenty of succbi (the plural being even more delightfully silly) and a discussion of whether Egypt and Greece might be the same continent. And so forth.you seem to show up anytime I am mentioned, why is that?CrackerjackHrt said:o geez, where'd this come from?
i don't think scott asked for its reappearance this time.
CrackerjackHrt said:o geez, where'd this come from?
i don't think scott asked for its reappearance this time.
so, do you give him a reach around?BlackShanglan said:Sean remembered it when we were laughing over the wonton thread, and had the decency to kick it up. I have to agree with him that this one is even funnier, although the wonton thread is ... interesting.
DV81 said:you seem to show up anytime I am mentioned, why is that?
This doesn't bother me, much to the chagrin of my critics.

DV81 said:its called baiting and the morons fell for it.
They come back saying I dont know the difference between a novel and play, and its just too damn amusing seeing them pontificate, as if my reply was serious.
sniff.....aw geez, its like a Daniele Steele novelCrackerjackHrt said:i lurve you
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DV81 said:so, do you give him a reach around?
you seem to be awfully close to sean.
you trolling people who have never had an actual conversation with you before is lame. I can see why you get along so well with sean.BlackShanglan said:Oh, is that you? I have trouble keeping up with alts.
Sorry, but that was hysterical. For someone who wasn't serious, you offered some fascinating defenses. I particularly liked the observation that 1984 has "American themes."
"I wasn't serious; I was just saying silly things to make you people look sillier when you responded" is, by the way, one of the oldest, saddest, and most toothless excuses on the Internet. It's the conversational equivalent of marching into battle armed with a dead frog.
DV81 said:you trolling people who have never had an actual conversation with you before is lame. I can see why you get along so well with sean.
btw, I dont have alts.
Originally Posted by DV81
its called baiting and the morons fell for it.
They come back saying I dont know the difference between a novel and play, and its just too damn amusing seeing them pontificate, as if my reply was serious.