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i'm trying to pm you, but the system says you're not accepting messages from me. please reach out if you're open to meeting up. thank you!
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^ You talking to Burnsie or Tequila Cat?
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Good god, get a room, you two
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maybe he;s still trying to figure out how to fry the rr or smoke it
a consultation with mando might not be out of order
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Well. I miss him. Fubar!! Can u feel us blogging!!!! N commenting! Sign on! 😣
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He's participating in No Nut November 😐
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No Nut November...who came up with THAT terrible idea....
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you may be our juliet but fubar ain't no romeo
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Aww u really think I'm a Juliet? I love it!
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You sure is janky, that’s for sure.
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Summerluver,
just so that you understand that line from Shakespeare,
"wherefore art thou Romeo" means "why" are you, Romeo; NOT "where" are you?
(Juliet was upset because she discovers that Romeo is a Montague)
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^^^^^Many thanks, did not know that before, and how surprising to learn of such things on THIS site!
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and how did you come across this knowledge nugget 6 months later? did you do a search on the Bard?
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You definitely learn something new each day in HX!!
Usually nonsensical, unrelatable, dramatic, and unpragmatic shit!!
But as always...fubar could be wrong!!
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OK Healer then tell us what this really means:
“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.”
Cause some guy in Washington thinks it means give us your white, educated, rich, cool dudes who are my friends.
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You slow dummy!
It was a poem that some people liked. It did not come with the statue!
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It's a part of the poem that appears on the statue now. We put it there you really slow dummy.
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Thats what I said slowfish!
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So what's it's "correct" meaning to Americans???
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Let's raise the percentage of merit based immigration from 12% to at least 60%
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Not what I thought it really meant...can we get a reading from Healer? He knows what all these old tricky words/phrases mean.
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