Red Mosquito

Somebody buy me this shirt

BurtReynolds wrote:Somebody buy me this shirt

I used to work with a lady that dated him in high school. She still had love notes he had written her.

wease wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Somebody buy me this shirt

I used to work with a lady that dated him in high school. She still had love notes he had written her.

Tell her we need to see them.

He offered up his innocence, and she paid him back with scorn.

Tim Dex is the fucking MAN.

JuanHamm wrote:

wease wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Somebody buy me this shirt

I used to work with a lady that dated him in high school. She still had love notes he had written her.

Tell her we need to see them.

I did see them

BurtReynolds wrote:He offered up his innocence, and she paid him back with scorn.

“He’s a bigamist!”

Pretty strong accusation.

I didnt know "bigamist" just means "bigger than life." Doesn't sound that bad.

That’s not what that means.

I am utterly flummoxed by the lack of interest in this thread. It's depressing to me that my dear internet friends have no heroes, or worse, that they are afraid of mentioning them. It explains so much, though. How could dull eyed cattle have heroes? How could the modern domesticated and cynical man recognize and appreciate greatness? Sad!

You think Timothy Dexter had no heroes?

I’m more into everyday heroes.

Maybe we don’t like John McAfee

I couldn't imagine that being the case.

I would have never known about this John McAfee if not for this thread

Dev wrote:I would have never known about this John McAfee if not for this thread

same

and honestly I still don't really know who he is

BurtReynolds wrote:

Why did you block out the byline?

BurtReynolds wrote:

The boy built a frog army. He didn't ask permission. He didn't wait for someone else to do it. He didn't consider the ethics of making a frog army. He just did it. He IMPOSED himself on the world, and in doing so, he transformed it in a very real way.

What did you do today? Nothing.

BurtReynolds wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

The boy built a frog army. He didn't ask permission. He didn't wait for someone else to do it. He didn't consider the ethics of making a frog army. He just did it. He IMPOSED himself on the world, and in doing so, he transformed it in a very real way.

What did you do today? Nothing.

pls relax

Dev wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

The boy built a frog army. He didn't ask permission. He didn't wait for someone else to do it. He didn't consider the ethics of making a frog army. He just did it. He IMPOSED himself on the world, and in doing so, he transformed it in a very real way.

What did you do today? Nothing.

pls relax

Also, why did you block out the byline?