Ask Madame TMFKASophist and Ye Shall Receive!!!!!! (Maybe)

[The Member Formerly Known As Sophist]

Hmm, thought you would have said, "No wollies."

Those too. 

[DirtDawg]

Hmm, thought you would have said, "No wollies."

Those too. 

Those either?

[The Member Formerly Known As Sophist]

Hmm, thought you would have said, "No wollies."

Those too. 

Those either?

Those neither?

Bah, let's call the whole thing off...

[DirtDawg]

Hmm, thought you would have said, "No wollies."

Those too. 

Those either?

Those neither?

Bah, let's call the whole thing off...

OK!

You like potato and I like potahto

*stumbles over feet, nose bleeds*

(small drama: Oops!!~ fucking Ooops!)


Hey, I was right there with ya, for a second. *sniffs, chokes, smiles*

[odeon]

Fealing the potatoes, too?

[DirtDawg]

Fealing the potatoes, too?

<BUSTED!>

[The Member Formerly Known As Sophist]

Fealing the potatoes, too?

<BUSTED!>

What about the tomatoes?

[Tom/Mutate]

Sophist, there is a book I think you might like.   It is called "from the edge of the couch" by Raj Persuard.  It is a collection of some of the most lurid and bizzare psychiactric cases of all time.   The writer is a TV celebrity here like Dr Phil is in the USA, and has just been disgraced for palagarism.  Its a cool book though, and I might copy some of the strangest pages to this forum.

[odeon]

Fealing the potatoes, too?

<BUSTED!>

What about the tomatoes?

You'd have to ask randy. He's the resident Mr Potato Head.

[DirtDawg]

Fealing the potatoes, too?

<BUSTED!>

What about the tomatoes?

Let my nose heal, first.

[The Member Formerly Known As Sophist]

Sophist, there is a book I think you might like.   It is called "from the edge of the couch" by Raj Persuard.  It is a collection of some of the most lurid and bizzare psychiactric cases of all time.   The writer is a TV celebrity here like Dr Phil is in the USA, and has just been disgraced for palagarism.  Its a cool book though, and I might copy some of the strangest pages to this forum.

Sounds interesting. I'll look that up. Thanks.

Fealing the potatoes, too?

<BUSTED!>

What about the tomatoes?

You'd have to ask randy. He's the resident Mr Potato Head.

Ah, but a potato, with very few exceptions, is not a tomato. **nods**

[odeon]

Sophist, there is a book I think you might like.   It is called "from the edge of the couch" by Raj Persuard.  It is a collection of some of the most lurid and bizzare psychiactric cases of all time.   The writer is a TV celebrity here like Dr Phil is in the USA, and has just been disgraced for palagarism.  Its a cool book though, and I might copy some of the strangest pages to this forum.

Sounds interesting. I'll look that up. Thanks.

Fealing the potatoes, too?

<BUSTED!>

What about the tomatoes?

You'd have to ask randy. He's the resident Mr Potato Head.

Ah, but a potato, with very few exceptions, is not a tomato. **nods**

The classic "fealing the potatoes" phrase is his, though, so I assumed he'd be responsible for the tomatoes as well.

[The Member Formerly Known As Sophist]

Sophist, there is a book I think you might like.   It is called "from the edge of the couch" by Raj Persuard.  It is a collection of some of the most lurid and bizzare psychiactric cases of all time.   The writer is a TV celebrity here like Dr Phil is in the USA, and has just been disgraced for palagarism.  Its a cool book though, and I might copy some of the strangest pages to this forum.

Sounds interesting. I'll look that up. Thanks.

Fealing the potatoes, too?

<BUSTED!>

What about the tomatoes?

You'd have to ask randy. He's the resident Mr Potato Head.

Ah, but a potato, with very few exceptions, is not a tomato. **nods**

The classic "fealing the potatoes" phrase is his, though, so I assumed he'd be responsible for the tomatoes as well.

No no no, tomatoes are another subject entirely. Now, if you had sad sweet potatoes-- or maybe even onions, then perhaps...

[odeon]

Fealing the onions?!

[The Member Formerly Known As Sophist]

Fealing the onions?!

Or the garlic...