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FTFY.

One morning, I shot an elephant in my pajamas; how he got into my pajamas, I’ll never know.

I did once.. Dont care for those METHany chicks..

naw.. if they can pull spin shots and drive bright colored vespas they could run dem darn things in the cold and been fine. After all how well did the tauntauns really do?

Why not.. these as well..

Maybe tauntauns have a lower natural body temperature and are more prone to hypothermia. Which still begs the question why the hell use them as transportation when you have speeders, ships, hovercraft, etc..

Pretty sure he was lazy and just paid someone else to do it for him. Probably s̶w̶i̶n̶d̶l̶e̶d̶ traded them some books for the "article"

Picked these up.

My Economy that was marked as received on 10/1/21 moved to Shipped today.

Dang... Yup.. Wow. Man that's crazy!

Also page. 1 666!

Naw..

Buffalo version of the brazen bull? BOOM Roasted ! SICK BURN!!!

It was posted in the Duhlyan System Thread. He had that "News" article. That was posted by a now non existent news company. Really hate to repost this as Danielle doesn't deserve the garbage this talks, but more of his shenanigans that need to be seen. this is also worth mentioning as this relates to the "Tribune" that posted this "article "

Maybe a who just got pernts, vacation , HOS, or banned wall of shame list. Just for Christmas call it Mike's Naughty List.

I also like to refer to George Carlin's use of the diversity of the F word.

This sentence shows how weird English grammar rules can be at times. Unlike you may think, this is not a plain sequence full of meaningless repetitive words. It has sense and it’s correct grammatically! Let’s look into it right now. “Buffalo” as a noun can mean an animal and a city in New York, but as a verb, it means “to intimidate or bully.” So, the meaning of the phrase goes like that: “A bison from Buffalo NY that the bison from Buffalo NY bully, are bullying bison from Buffalo NY.” As you can see, the sentence means to say that two bison from NY bamboozle each other, but in a more sophisticated way. This is a “crown gem” of weirdness that the English grammar can produce, and for a foreigner, it would mean complete nonsense unless somebody explained it to them.