It does sound like something we all would say to our friends as they are leaving, huh? "Hey, Rick, let go of the door knob and kneel down to the king!" I need to start saying that more often. I suppose I should start a long list of Cody quotes. They are hi-larious.
I like the one about the shoelaces with "unknown markings" .... sounds all strange... I'm not exactly sure how I would feel about shoelaces with "unknown markings" .. :P
I know what you mean. That sentence is kinda creepy, like, someone has tampered with my shoelaces while I was on GHB and now I'm all paranoid that "they" are keeping tabs on me. And they are keeping tabs on me. I know it.
Are the markings on the shoelace, or on the knot itself. Does the whole shoelace have markings, or just the knotted part? FarmerD and I both described how we envisioned the wrench dropping into the wreath of flowers. They were startlingly similar.
How the fuck should I know? Those shoelaces should be burned. Never trust shoelaces with unknown markings. How did the wrench drop into the wreath of flowers? I must know.
A funeral wreath of small white flowers on grass. From the right side of the frame, a man's arm clothed in a blue plaid shirt, clutching a large bloody wrench. The hand opens, and the wrench falls in slow motion into the wreath. The wrench falls onto the snow-white blossoms, staining some of the shivering petals with blood.
/end scene //the Farmer in the Dell will have to tell you his version ///slashies!
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"My dad dropped the wrench in the wreath of flowers." - KODOS
That line is strong. A whole novel appeared in my head when I read it. It was like 1,000 pictures. Very, very good. Inspirational even.
Dude, email me your phone number.
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Damn this door is stuck
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sorry your majesty
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"Hey, Rick, let go of the door knob and kneel down to the king!"
I need to start saying that more often. I suppose I should start a long list of Cody quotes. They are hi-larious.
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FarmerD and I both described how we envisioned the wrench dropping into the wreath of flowers. They were startlingly similar.
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How did the wrench drop into the wreath of flowers? I must know.
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A funeral wreath of small white flowers on grass. From the right side of the frame, a man's arm clothed in a blue plaid shirt, clutching a large bloody wrench. The hand opens, and the wrench falls in slow motion into the wreath. The wrench falls onto the snow-white blossoms, staining some of the shivering petals with blood.
/end scene
//the Farmer in the Dell will have to tell you his version
///slashies!
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