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crunchpatty
crunchpatty
Old Shoe

Sep-25-2006 02:57

Ok, I know this is a bit of a camp counsellor game. MEH, I say...*furls eyebrow* oh yes...meh.

Say whether you're into the previous post, then post another. For example:

Sleuthin'

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Cordelia Falco
Cordelia Falco
Battered Shoe

Jul-5-2007 10:37

Definitely into it - allows me to fall asleep on my way to work without wrapping me and half a ton of metal around a lamp-post.

Flip-flops?

Secret_Squirrel
Secret_Squirrel
Safety Officer

Jul-5-2007 16:54

Definitely into them. Except in topsy-turvy land we call them 'thongs'. Yes that can get confusing.

I'm sure in America if a burly truck driver came up to you and said "Yer 'aven't seen me thong 'ave yer mate?" that might have you looking round for the nearest 'Blue Oyster' bar, and smiling politely as you back slowly away, but nup here it just means some trucky has lost his 'flip flop'... Well I hope!

Scented candles?

48484848
48484848

Jul-5-2007 17:41

Nope wouldn't read it I might if it was the last post on earth though =)

Here's something great for newbies though;

Sleuth Tips

starfly777
starfly777

Jul-5-2007 22:13

going from scented candles

into it....most definitely into it

crunchpatties crimson red (so-called) man thongs

LauraVo
LauraVo
Battered Shoe

Jul-6-2007 14:04

Are you asking if we've been in them or are into them? From what it seems like being in his thongs is how you advance in this game. I'm not wrong am I? Because I've been trying to get into them for awhile. This is embarrassing.

Moving right along...

Pitbulls?

crunchpatty
crunchpatty
Old Shoe

Jul-7-2007 00:24

Laura, Mrs. Patty would like you to have all her lice combs and wet naps and to remind you that sometimes all that's at the end of the rainbow is a pot of crap and a laughing leprechaun with his hands down his pants.

Not into pitbulls. They're better than purse dogs, but still pretty much the emotional equivalent of a poor man's pec implant surgery. Until they get mad and chew your new pecs off, ruining everything.

Kid's birthday parties? Cone hats, cake and stuff? Into that?

Cordelia Falco
Cordelia Falco
Battered Shoe

Jul-7-2007 07:15

*running very fast in the opposite direction*

I have to confess, children scare me. Especially in groups. The whole noise/size ratio is weird - how come the average six-year-old can let out a yell that has your eardrums exploding? And I still have memories of my younger brother's birthday party when they all ganged up on me and threw jelly (jello).

Watching ice skating?



senoritaclara
senoritaclara

Jul-7-2007 07:16

Into it 100%
Particularly the party games... jumping castles, pass the parcel, magic chairs, pinyatas.....

But if by kids birthday parties you mean this type of party with little kids present, then no definitely not into it. I have this thing with little kids where often they really like me but for some reason they irritate me to no end. *remembers that fateful preschool visit where it all began, trying to sit alone in a sandpit surrounded by 10 under 6 year olds all talking to me, touching me, dumping sand on me, spitting sand on me.....teacher insisting I continue to interact with them but not allowing me to say anything negative*
I think that put me off a bit.

Australian accents?

starfly777
starfly777

Jul-7-2007 12:28

g' day mate stuff....... not in a million years


drumsticks being shoved up SOMEBODY ELSES nose?

Maria South
Maria South

Jul-8-2007 16:13

lol not exactly into it, but that'd be funny...

The Stay Puft Marshmellow Man!

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