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12-17-2012, 22:06
Skully

My windows phone is horrible to type sometimes and then the autospell is blatantly from another country.......

Dangling participle or FIRM in capitols of course to show the seriousness of the situation .........
12-17-2012, 22:08
tmleadr03

Quote:

Originally Posted by RYAN50BMG

I don't know. Perhaps SOMEONE will come along and define "participle".

DEFINITION:A participle is a form of a verb which is used in a sentence to modify a noun or noun phrase, and thus plays a role similar or identical to that of an adjective, or sometimes an adverb.
12-17-2012, 22:09
Bailey Guns

This thread should be made into a FIRM STICKY for insufferable noobs.
12-17-2012, 22:10
SideShow Bob

Quote:

Originally Posted by RYAN50BMG

I don't know. Perhaps SOMEONE will come along and define "participle".

Or define Dangly, is that the opposite of FIRM ?
12-17-2012, 22:12
RYAN50BMG

Quote:

Originally Posted by tmleadr03

DEFINITION:A participle is a form of a verb which is used in a sentence to modify a noun or noun phrase, and thus plays a role similar or identical to that of an adjective, or sometimes an adverb.

Oh yeah? Well, what's "Conjuntion Junctions" function........smart guy?
12-17-2012, 22:12
tmleadr03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

This thread should be made into a FIRM STICKY for insufferable noobs.

I am just not tired of defining words tonight.

Definition: Sticky. Adjective. The feeling you get that makes you want to curl up in the fetal position in a hot shower after a rant thread goes bad in GD.
12-17-2012, 22:14
ben4372

After reading this I've decided I'm still haggling. I'll start at half the asking price and see what happens.
12-17-2012, 22:14
Holger Danske

In before lock....ah nevermind. Am I doing this right?
12-17-2012, 22:16
Skully

Quote:

Originally Posted by tmleadr03

DEFINITION:A participle is a form of a verb which is used in a sentence to modify a noun or noun phrase, and thus plays a role similar or identical to that of an adjective, or sometimes an adverb.

so.......

If you used FIRM (in caps to show seriousness') and "dangly" in the same sentence would that be an "Oxy moron?"
12-17-2012, 22:16
RYAN50BMG

Uh Rob?......................... Rob?.....................Rob?..................... ....Rob?.......................................... .
12-17-2012, 22:19
RYAN50BMG

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skully

so.......

If you uses FIRM (in capitols to show seriousness') and "dangly" in the same sentence would that be an "Oxy moron?"

In any case, I think you would need "OXY Clean" for the sheets afterword.
12-17-2012, 22:21
wctriumph

Quote:

Originally Posted by jim

Lucky you. Myself, I do Know it ALL, ask anyone.

I don't know it all but I am always right.
12-17-2012, 22:32
joeyshoe

brutal. definition: this thread.
12-17-2012, 22:33
wctriumph

If you want to sell or buy FIRM, maybe the personals on Craigslist is the place to post for your firmness.
12-17-2012, 22:36
patrick0685

thanks guys, i just got back from eating pizza and now my sides hurt from laughing so hard
12-17-2012, 22:37
hatidua

Quote:

Originally Posted by ezgoinrob

Please put the word FIRM in your posts if you are not willing to haggle a little.

I don't put the word FIRM in my posts as I'm willing to "haggle" with you. You likely want to haggle downward, whereas I might want to haggle upward. You state you don't ever want to pay 100% of an asking price, how's 125% work for you? -that's haggling.
12-17-2012, 22:38
Skully

Quote:

Originally Posted by wctriumph

If you want to sell FIRM, maybe the personals on Craigslist is the place to post your firmness.

.......nah they would just lowball and haggle with him and then stand him up at a meeting time and place.

You know; "Lowered expectations."
12-17-2012, 22:40
SideShow Bob

Quote:

Originally Posted by SideShow Bob

Or define Dangly, is that the opposite of FIRM ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skully

so.......

If you used FIRM (in caps to show seriousness') and "dangly" in the same sentence would that be an "Oxy moron?"

I think Skully just called me a moron !
Screw you guys, I'm going home !
12-17-2012, 22:45
DSB OUTDOORS

Quote:

Originally Posted by SideShow Bob

I think Skully just called me a moron !
Screw you guys, I'm going home !

If I were a betting man, I'd say you were already at home! Cry baby. [Coffee]
12-17-2012, 22:51
patrick0685

Quote:

Originally Posted by hatidua

I don't put the word FIRM in my posts as I'm willing to "haggle" with you. You likely want to haggle downward, whereas I might want to haggle upward. You state you don't ever want to pay 100% of an asking price, how's 125% work for you? -that's haggling.

excellent idea im going to start using this tactic
12-17-2012, 22:51
TheBelly

Quote:

Originally Posted by ezgoinrob

Firm - not soft or yielding when pressed; securely fixed in place.

OBO - Or Best Offer

I for one assume if you you use neither of the words in a post that OBO is implied.
I love to haggle and would never pay someone 100% of an asking price.
That being said... Please put the word FIRM in your posts if you are not willing to haggle a little.

thank you for your time
Ez

ok, so.. Do I have to put in the firmness only when I want to sell something? Do I have to FIRM up the regular threads? Exactly how does this work, rob?

Dang it, what is the limit and when will the madness end, Rob?!?!

rob??
12-17-2012, 22:52
UncleDave

Bueller, bueller?
12-17-2012, 22:54
patrick0685

i almost feel sad....nope it was a fart
12-17-2012, 22:54
UncleDave

I thought you were happy, that must have been the gas too right?
12-17-2012, 22:55
BPTactical

Is that "Firm" as in 18 yo or "Firm" as in 35 yo w augmentation?
It makes a difference ya know....
12-17-2012, 22:56
UncleDave

Depends there are some real good docs out there building the better beast.
12-17-2012, 23:00
patrick0685

Quote:

Originally Posted by BPTactical

Is that "Firm" as in 18 yo or "Firm" as in 35 yo w augmentation?
It makes a difference ya know....

i a fan of both but prefer the 18 yo FIRM
12-17-2012, 23:01
Skully

Quote:

Originally Posted by BPTactical

Is that "Firm" as in 18 yo or "Firm" as in 35 yo w augmentation?
It makes a difference ya know....

What ever the case in either scenario Bert, Nice rack!

"irmfay" doesn't have the same meaning in pig Latin, maybe if it was in caps "IRMFAY", nope not the same.....

......hmmm
12-17-2012, 23:04
UncleDave

Oh Patrick, don't throw softballs like that over the center of the plate! [werdo]
12-17-2012, 23:05
patrick0685

Quote:

Originally Posted by UncleDave

Oh Patrick, don't throw softballs like that over the center of the plate! [werdo]

thats what i do[Coffee]
12-17-2012, 23:09
Mazin

Nuff said

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12-17-2012, 23:11
UncleDave

That'll do Donkey!
12-17-2012, 23:11
patrick0685

there are no words
12-17-2012, 23:18
sniper7

I'm late to the party, but with a name like exgoinrob throwing a little bitch fit is just amusing to me! not so ez goin are ya?
12-17-2012, 23:18
TFOGGER

South: the direction this thread headed, immediately...

Tht would be my FIRM opinion...hmmm...where's my wife?
12-17-2012, 23:20
Skully

Quote:

Originally Posted by TFOGGER

South: the direction this thread headed, immediately...

Tht would be my FIRM opinion...hmmm...where's my wife?

Is she 18 or 35?
12-17-2012, 23:21
Mazin

Quote:

Originally Posted by patrick0685

there are no words

What about Bow chicka wow wow chicka chicka wow.
12-17-2012, 23:27
Monky

I missed all the fun due to 13 hours at work.. but..

I haven't seen Ronin check in on this thread.. Mods.. will you check Rob's ip address vs. Ronin's? They might be brothers.
12-17-2012, 23:27
sniper7

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skully

Is she 18 or 35?

and is she for sale...and is the price OBO or FIRM?
12-17-2012, 23:28
sniper7

Quote:

Originally Posted by Monky

I missed all the fun due to 13 hours at work.. but..

I haven't seen Ronin check in on this thread.. Mods.. will you check Rob's ip address vs. Ronin's? They might be brothers.

maybe it is his brother!!!![shithitsfan]

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