Filthy casual.Ok, let's play XBOX for 13 straight hours... ok.. now quick, here's a Playstation controller! GO GO GO
Where is your CoD now?Filthy casual.
I probably spent months not understanding CoD wasn't 'cash on delivery' when it first started being used.It's another pet peeve of mine right up there with the low battery thing.. when people say CoD like it's a fish. I mean, how hard is it to say "Calladooty."
No, that's COD, not CoD nor cod.I probably spent months not understanding CoD wasn't 'cash on delivery' when it first started being used.
Like the internet has ever given itself to standardized grammar or spelling, forget abbreviations.No, that's COD, not CoD nor cod.
--Patrick
LOLLike the internet has ever given itself to standardized grammar or spelling, forget abbreviations.
Okay... Swahili!Tons of sand flea bites which will be ok with cream, other bites on my arm that are likely cellulitis and a dislocated finger.
Insert language here.
Only a little.Celt Z, you're laughing at my pain!
I would like to state that the "hugs" I just gave you are as A-frame as physically possible.SHIT!
I'm sorry, I refuse to accept "The Christmas Shoes" as a Christmas song. It should be played during October and November for cancer awareness (and actually, shouldn't be played then either).So I've been hobbling around on a sprained ankle for almost 3 weeks now, stupid thing still hurts (though way less than before) and is still swollen.
Noticed over the weekend that all that hobbling and favouring that leg has resulted in screwing up the knee on the other leg! Now it's all bruised and swollen and painful. Yellow and purple are not festive holiday shades.
This is NOT the season to not be able to walk, stand, sit (bending the knee hurts, and having the ankle anything but elevated hurts), or crawl (because I also need to mess with wiring and cables at work, which are all strung along the floor).
grumble grumble grumble.
At least 'the christmas shoes' hasn't been played on the radio at all yet. I'd hate to throw out my shoulder hurling the laptop across the office.
An interesting proposal. I loathe the song, both lyrically and melody-wise, so would prefer to see it permanently removed from all playlists everywhere, for all time; however, you do make an interesting point.I'm sorry, I refuse to accept "The Christmas Shoes" as a Christmas song. It should be played during October and November for cancer awareness (and actually, shouldn't be played then either).
A couple of years ago I thought I'd avoid that damn song by listening to the alternative Christian station here. Surely a station that focuses on hard rock, R&B, rap and such won't play the Christmas Shoes, right? No, but they played a frikkin cover... *sigh*At least 'the christmas shoes' hasn't been played on the radio at all yet. I'd hate to throw out my shoulder hurling the laptop across the office.
I have avoided this year by listening exclusvely to medieval and renaissance Christmas music.A couple of years ago I thought I'd avoid that damn song by listening to the alternative Christian station here. Surely a station that focuses on hard rock, R&B, rap and such won't play the Christmas Shoes, right? No, but they played a frikkin cover... *sigh*
Here it is, explained by the voice of Ratatouille
--Patrick
I've no idea either
I always listen to that song like the kid is a con-artist and not at all sincere.You guys really don't want to know. It is possibly the worst "Christmas song" ever. I love Christmas music and that piece of treacly crap is banned in my presence.
You're not the first person I've heard with that theory:I always listen to that song like the kid is a con-artist and not at all sincere.