Originally posted by Bloodstalker You should have offered to play Post Office Than
Why settle for less?
Originally posted by Dire Wench *smiles innocently from neighbouring toy box and proceeds to toss building bricks at Thantor*
Is this some sort of Wenchian foreplay? If so, when you are through toying with me, perhaps I can make some suggestions concerning the use of alternative building supplies. Hay comes readily to mind.
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Originally posted by Mr Flibble There's a dentist in Wellington, NZ called Dr Payne. Not a good name for a dentist.
Sort of in contrast to someone I knew at school who played football and wrestling, and his last name was "Gentle". Some people joked about that for some time.
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Is this some sort of Wenchian foreplay? If so, when you are through toying with me, perhaps I can make some suggestions concerning the use of alternative building supplies. Hay comes readily to mind.
*sigh* My aim must be off, evidently those building bricks did not find their mark.....
and there are names for people who consider the throwing of potentially dangerous objects to be a form of foreplay........
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The University of Wisconsin recently graduated a basketball player named Duany Duany. The joke around WI surfaced that he was "the man so nice, they named him twice".
My Druid in Throne of Bhaal was named Lyten Meeloafers.
I went to college with Ray Man.
Crush enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of the women.
This isn't really about a play on words for a name, but have you noticed that some football players (men) have names like Stacy, Kelly, and Tracey. No one will make fun of them because they all weight 300 pounds, they don't have necks and their forearms are as big around as my waist. Are their parents setting them up to be football players or professional wrestlers? I ask this because the only guys I know named Stacy, Kelly and Tracey are football players and it seems to me that if I ran into a scrawny boy named Kelly I'd beat the crap out of him just for the hell of it.
So my question is this: if you have a boy, why give him a girl's name? Do you want him to 1) get beat up on a regular basis, or 2) play football?
Addendum: There are two male country-western singers names Tracy (Lawrence and Byrd) but they both may have played football in high school.
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If brute force doesn't work, you're not using enough.
Originally posted by Weasel IIRC both are known to be brawlers. At least Lawrence.
I think Tracy Lawrence was shot at some point; since he's a country singer, I assume it was over either a girl, a trailer, a 72 Camaro or a dog.
Johnny Cash had a song "A Boy Named Sue" (based on a Shel Silverstein poem) but his own kids are named Rosanne, Kathy, Cindy, Tara and Johnny Carter Cash.
Jesus saves! And takes half damage!
If brute force doesn't work, you're not using enough.
Originally posted by HighLordDave Johnny Cash had a song "A Boy Named Sue" (based on a Shel Silverstein poem) but his own kids are named Rosanne, Kathy, Cindy, Tara and Johnny Carter Cash.
Please tell me they're not all boys!
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Originally posted by HighLordDave
I think Tracy Lawrence was shot at some point; since he's a country singer, I assume it was over either a girl, a trailer, a 72 Camaro or a dog.
Johnny Cash had a song
I heard it was the dog and the car...but this is second hand news.
I was referring to the song...in my own weird way..(Just forgot to put a smilie.)
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