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Originally posted by Crowley
Does it matter?

Size means matter.

Originally posted by Palynka
Size means matter.

SHUT UP! You stupid donkey!

Originally posted by darvlay
SHUT UP! You stupid donkey!

No means no.

Originally posted by darvlay
SHUT UP! You stupid donkey!

He's not a Donkey and I doubt he ever will be.

He's just a wanna-be Donkey.

Originally posted by Suzianne
He's not a Donkey and I doubt he ever will be.

He's just a wanna-be Donkey.

Jennet!

Originally posted by Red Night
Jennet!

lol!

Originally posted by Red Night
Jennet!

jennette

RN, keep in mind, I'm just the shell, housing the lovely chocolate pudding dessert

Originally posted by Suzianne
lol!

Thanks, Suzi.

Originally posted by SJ247
jennette

RN, keep in mind, I'm just the shell, housing the lovely chocolate pudding dessert

No thanks. I have to read enough of your "dessert" here in the forums.

Originally posted by SJ247
jennette

RN, keep in mind, I'm just the shell, housing the lovely chocolate pudding dessert

Size means matter.

Originally posted by Red Night
No thanks. I have to read enough of your "dessert" here in the forums.

You get no cream in forums, only crap, excuse me, crop.

Originally posted by Palynka
Size means matter.

You are correct, dear splindly splindler of the squat.

Originally posted by SJ247
You are correct, dear splindly splindler of the squat.

Adding an extra letter to a word doesn't give it more weight.

Originally posted by Palynka
Adding an extra letter to a word doesn't give it more weight.

I imagine the letter "t" in not weightless, as in, "weigh" weighs less than "weight".

But (as in this case) replacing one letter, with two, (not adding one)changes an adjective to a noun.

Originally posted by SJ247
I imagine the letter "t" in not weightless, as in, "weigh" weighs less than "weight".

But (as in this case) replacing one letter, with two, (not adding one)changes an adjective to a noun.

And what does adding an extra l to spindly do?