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joeking14

[241]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 06/14/05
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Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

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LeonMorado

[242]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 11/25/06
level: 19
rank: Fall Guy
posts: 5,332

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

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joeking14

[243]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 06/14/05
level: 8
rank: Super-Friend
posts: 2,787

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

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LeonMorado

[244]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 11/25/06
level: 19
rank: Fall Guy
posts: 5,332

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

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sadist_activst

[245]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 08/02/06
level: 14
rank: Autobot
posts: 1,110

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

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crazyturtle363

[246]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 07/02/06
level: 14
rank: Autobot
posts: 654

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

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Spacerac

[247]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 01/14/08
level: 15
rank: Ginsu Knife
posts: 5,899

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

Um... milk bags?

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joeking14

[248]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 06/14/05
level: 8
rank: Super-Friend
posts: 2,787

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

What about them?

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LeonMorado
[249]Feb 14, 2008
member since: 11/25/06
level: 19
rank: Fall Guy
posts: 5,332
Spacerac wrote:

Um... milk bags?
last time i checked that didn't mean cows...>_>
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crazyturtle363

[250]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 07/02/06
level: 14
rank: Autobot
posts: 654

Spacerac wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

Um... milk bags?

Yea.

When you drink milk, it's like being breastfed by a cow. WHAT IF IT'S MALE?!?!

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tomtitan

[251]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 03/01/07
level: 19
rank: Fall Guy
posts: 10,891

crazyturtle363 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

Um... milk bags?

Yea.

When you drink milk, it's like being breastfed by a cow. WHAT IF IT'S MALE?!?!

then it's a bull and thus doesn't produce milk....

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crazyturtle363

[252]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 07/02/06
level: 14
rank: Autobot
posts: 654

tomtitan wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

Um... milk bags?

Yea.

When you drink milk, it's like being breastfed by a cow. WHAT IF IT'S MALE?!?!

then it's a bull and thus doesn't produce milk....

Actually, the cow had suregy and.....you get it.

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Spacerac

[253]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 01/14/08
level: 15
rank: Ginsu Knife
posts: 5,899

tomtitan wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

Um... milk bags?

Yea.

When you drink milk, it's like being breastfed by a cow. WHAT IF IT'S MALE?!?!

then it's a bull and thus doesn't produce milk....

this is soo off topic

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crazyturtle363

[254]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 07/02/06
level: 14
rank: Autobot
posts: 654

Spacerac wrote:

tomtitan wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

Um... milk bags?

Yea.

When you drink milk, it's like being breastfed by a cow. WHAT IF IT'S MALE?!?!

then it's a bull and thus doesn't produce milk....

this is soo off topic

Would you like to help. Make a random comment and see where it goes.

FLYING BULIMIC MONKEYS!

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Spacerac

[255]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 01/14/08
level: 15
rank: Ginsu Knife
posts: 5,899

crazyturtle363 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

tomtitan wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

Um... milk bags?

Yea.

When you drink milk, it's like being breastfed by a cow. WHAT IF IT'S MALE?!?!

then it's a bull and thus doesn't produce milk....

this is soo off topic

Would you like to help. Make a random comment and see where it goes.

FLYING BULIMIC MONKEYS!

Feather monkeys! Oh, somebody show a pic. (saying that to avoid a violation)

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joeking14

[256]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 06/14/05
level: 8
rank: Super-Friend
posts: 2,787

crazyturtle363 wrote:

tomtitan wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

sadist_activst wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

LeonMorado wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

Spacerac wrote:

joeking14 wrote:

TheFungusyOne wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

KingAtticus wrote:

crazyturtle363 wrote:

On a side note, ever notice how jello is like flavored, colored spaghetti?

No. Care to explain?

Sure. You can slurp it. End of story. NEXT IN LINE PLEASE.

Ha. The word "jello" always makes me laugh.

Is Jello the US word for Jam or Jelly?

no, jello is the US word for gelatin.

Which shows how much I know about US words.

jell-o is one of those brand names that's so popular it's become synonymous with the product itself. like band-aids, frisbees, and cup-o-noodles'

So bansd-aid isn't the correct name for Adhesive bandages in the USA?

band-aid is a brand name, but we use it to refer to any adhesive bandage.

It wouldn't be male.

Or Klenex(es).

What about cows?

Um... milk bags?

Yea. When you drink milk, it's like being breastfed by a cow. WHAT IF IT'S MALE?!?!

then it's a bull and thus doesn't produce milk....

Actually, the cow had suregy and.....you get it.

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ReflectTheStorm
[257]Feb 14, 2008
member since: 08/22/07
level: 6
rank: Small Wonder
posts: 2,853
This is back when I was involved in a car accident, sportin' my sexy cast and censored bruised face.
***SPOILER***

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MaiAndZuko4eva
[258]Feb 14, 2008
member since: 09/28/07
level: 12
rank: Evil Bert
posts: 2,025
ReflectTheStorm wrote:

This is back when I was involved in a car accident, sportin' my sexy cast and censored bruised face.
***SPOILER***

cast. ouch.
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Spacerac

[259]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 01/14/08
level: 15
rank: Ginsu Knife
posts: 5,899

MaiAndZuko4eva wrote:

ReflectTheStorm wrote:

This is back when I was involved in a car accident, sportin' my sexy cast and censored bruised face.
***SPOILER***

cast. ouch.

yeah, injuries suck.

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crazyturtle363

[260]Feb 14, 2008

member since: 07/02/06
level: 14
rank: Autobot
posts: 654

Spacerac wrote:

MaiAndZuko4eva wrote:

ReflectTheStorm wrote:

This is back when I was involved in a car accident, sportin' my sexy cast and censored bruised face.
***SPOILER***

cast. ouch.

yeah, injuries suck.

lucky bast*rd. I've never had a cast or broken bone.

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