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Originally posted by shavixmir
There ain't enough room in these pants for ATY and myself...
Ha! Wait and see.

I've heard ATY is capable of removing his underwear without removing his pants first!

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Jolly?

You really think the word "Jolly" describes me?
if yes = 1 and no = 0 then jolly = grumpy old woman =1, yes?

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Shavixmir can be best summarized as a "jolly rogue". Yes?
No. More fittingly as a scatalogical drop-out.

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Originally posted by moho
No. More fittingly as a scatalogical drop-out.
You sound very frustrated.

I sincerely hope I don't have to get my couch out to give you some therapy, for I'm just about to go on holidays.

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Originally posted by Seitse
ATY is trying to soften shav so he can get into his pants.
No no no. Softening Shav comes AFTER I get into his pants.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
No no no. Softening Shav comes AFTER I get into his pants.
Why on earth would you want to be in my pants in the first place?

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Jolly?

You really think the word "Jolly" describes me?
"Jelly" might describe you better, but maybe "jolly" means something other than jolly in another language.

In English, "jolly" means jolly, but maybe it means "jelly" in Dutch, in which case I'd say that, yes, it does describe you quite well.

If "jolly" in Dutch means something else, like "crap chess player but intellectually bright", then maybe that would also be an apt description. But if it means "an unemployable, delusional, fat, lazy, usually drunk or stoned dosser", then maybe it wouldn't be a good description.


Unless you are an unemployable, delusional, fat, lazy, usually drunk or stoned dosser, in which case it would.

EDIT: Forgot to put "happy" in that description.

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Originally posted by c99ux
"Jelly" might describe you better, but maybe "jolly" means something other than jolly in another language.

In English, "jolly" means jolly, but maybe it means "jelly" in Dutch, in which case I'd say that, yes, it does describe you quite well.

If "jolly" in Dutch means something else, like "crap chess player but intellectually bright", then maybe that w ...[text shortened]... , delusional, fat, lazy, usually drunk or stoned dosser, in which case it would.
If that's a vote of confidence, I'm damn glad I keep kicking your arse at chess...

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Why on earth would you want to be in my pants in the first place?
Word in the streets is that you're the screamer type, and that turns him on, big time.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Why on earth would you want to be in my pants in the first place?
So that people can wonder why you have a goat in them.

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Originally posted by shavixmir
Why on earth would you want to be in my pants in the first place?
Everyone else has been in there! I want to be part of the cool crowd.

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ll of this is irrelevant, cause i have a higher chess rating lol