I did not break the two of you up.
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The last post is the WINNER!
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I did not break the two of you up.
Far out man
The slow food revolution is a winner
Giant what?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
What is best in life....
Fast food
Loose women
Tight lug nuts
Loose women
Tight lug nuts
That is a recipe for losing a wheel.
Nah, i have a competent and tame mechanic.
Who incidentally, is not part of that recipe
This word applies to those on RF to whom it applies. To be more specific would be to invoke the Wrath of Mod.
Contumacious “stubbornly perverse or rebellious” is derived from the noun contumacy “obstinate resistance to authority,” ultimately from the Latin adjective contumāx “unyielding, stubborn.” The -tum- element in contumāx is of uncertain origin, but there are two hypotheses. The definition-based theory connects -tum- to the verb temnere “to despise,” which is also the source of the stem tempt-, as in contempt, while the spelling-based theory connects -tum- to the verb tumēre “to swell,” the source of tumescent and tumor. Contumacious was first recorded in English in the 1590s.
Contumacious “stubbornly perverse or rebellious” is derived from the noun contumacy “obstinate resistance to authority,” ultimately from the Latin adjective contumāx “unyielding, stubborn.” The -tum- element in contumāx is of uncertain origin, but there are two hypotheses. The definition-based theory connects -tum- to the verb temnere “to despise,” which is also the source of the stem tempt-, as in contempt, while the spelling-based theory connects -tum- to the verb tumēre “to swell,” the source of tumescent and tumor. Contumacious was first recorded in English in the 1590s.
Befriend crows and you can crow about the results. It will be a feather in your cap.
This Woman Befriended The Crows And Now Receives The Most Random Gifts As A Token Of Appreciation
This Woman Befriended The Crows And Now Receives The Most Random Gifts As A Token Of Appreciation
Your pun is truly cawful.
