I really need a custom title...

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HowDroll

HowDroll

ElJuski said:
Hahahaha, you know, you've got me there. Hilariously inappropriate comments was what made Droll de-friend me on Facebook in the first place :(

OH THE DRAMA

Also, BH, if you weren't friends with so many stupid, vapid, shallow bitches, I wouldn't have to make awkward comments on your status feeds! Except for that girl named marine. And that other girl, whose name is Lithuanian as fuck.
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Also, RE: Swanson --

"Son, people can SEE you!"
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Hilariously inappropriate comments -- like posting "I'd hit that" on a picture of me and my 11-year-old future sister-in-law (who is on Facebook and was tagged in said picture)? You know I love you dearly, Juice, but I don't trust you not to make my man's family hate me ;)
 
Shegokigo

Shegokigo

Yeah I'm going with "nope".

I'm thinking of writing another Droll song, this time to the tune of Trogdor.

I can't decide between Drolldor or Trogdroll.
 
ElJuski

ElJuski

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I still laugh at that moment. But otherwise, Sam, you really need to catch up with me about several events you, and mostly you, would find funny.

Greg, ahaha. There are many layers to your demise. >: ) >:) >:)
 
strawman

strawman

Charlie Don't Surf said:
Point of order: Missouri is not the South
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Missouri can be considered half-south, both culturally, and in terms of its alliance in the civil war. They chose not to secede from the union, but they also chose (and convinced congress) to admit them into the union as a slave labor state. They rejected slavery during the war later, but were, to some degree, waffling about the related issues of slaves and secession.

Whether missouri, as a state, is southern or not depends on who you ask, or which part of the state you visit. Much of the southern end is culturally southern, while the northern end is largely midwestern.

A few other states we similarly divided on the issues - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_states_(American_Civil_War)
 
@Li3n

@Li3n

@Li3n said:
How about "I know you slept with my sister, you pig, and i'm about to stab you to death now!!!!"

Seriously, does no one else see it?
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So i am the only one that finds her avatar creepy....


Although now her sig makes it pale in comparison...
 
blotsfan

blotsfan

stienman said:
Missouri can be considered half-south, both culturally, and in terms of its alliance in the civil war. They chose not to secede from the union, but they also chose (and convinced congress) to admit them into the union as a slave labor state. They rejected slavery during the war later, but were, to some degree, waffling about the related issues of slaves and secession.

Whether missouri, as a state, is southern or not depends on who you ask, or which part of the state you visit. Much of the southern end is culturally southern, while the northern end is largely midwestern.

A few other states we similarly divided on the issues - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_states_(American_Civil_War)
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Parts of Missouri may be the south, but Columbia definitely isn't.
 
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