Dweebs
#14
04-27-2007 | 02:12 PM
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RE: Dweebs
ORIGINAL: BadBobOk
I'm really getting tired of this. Yesterday when I came out of the gas station after paying for my gas, there were these two dweebs standing around my bike wide eyed, drooling and jerking off over my RKC. First thing out of their mouths was "how much did it cost you". My response, as usual, was "I don't remember". I've only had my RKC since the end of Februray, but this makes at least six times that this has happened. Why can't people just say "Nice Bike Dude!".
I'm really getting tired of this. Yesterday when I came out of the gas station after paying for my gas, there were these two dweebs standing around my bike wide eyed, drooling and jerking off over my RKC. First thing out of their mouths was "how much did it cost you". My response, as usual, was "I don't remember". I've only had my RKC since the end of Februray, but this makes at least six times that this has happened. Why can't people just say "Nice Bike Dude!".
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#16
04-27-2007 | 02:24 PM
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RE: Dweebs
ORIGINAL: DinoVelvet
I usually say 'more than your life'
the other day some guy came up to me and said I had a 'phat' bike...I almost punched him in the toque until someone told me what that meant...then I felt a little stupid.[&o]
I usually say 'more than your life'
the other day some guy came up to me and said I had a 'phat' bike...I almost punched him in the toque until someone told me what that meant...then I felt a little stupid.[&o]
#17
04-27-2007 | 02:33 PM
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Main Entry: toque 
Pronunciation: 'tOk
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French, soft hat with a narrow brim worn especially in the 16th century, from Old Spanish toca headdress
1 : a woman's small hat without a brim made in any of various soft close-fitting shapes
2 : TUQUE
3 : a tall brimless hat worn by a chef -- called also toque blanche
Must have been a chef.
Pronunciation: 'tOk
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French, soft hat with a narrow brim worn especially in the 16th century, from Old Spanish toca headdress
1 : a woman's small hat without a brim made in any of various soft close-fitting shapes
2 : TUQUE
3 : a tall brimless hat worn by a chef -- called also toque blanche
Must have been a chef.
#18
04-27-2007 | 02:34 PM
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RE: Dweebs
Dang Bob, I was just wonderin. I was lookin for somthing to do to get me out of the tool shed for a bit. But if you don't want to tell then just let me take it for a spin. (Dude, you said "butt" uhhu, thats cool).[sm=icon_rock.gif]"I AM CORNHOLIO" "NEED TP FOR MY BUNGHOLE!"
