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[xrealityslapx]

I can be bland and boring. I dont communicate well in person. I'm too happy for my own good. I will let you in on a little secret, being happy and cheerful all the time pisses people off

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to loaf

[beauflex]

To loaf is an old english infinitive that means "to be lazy" like for example, on my day off I spent a lot of time sleeping and loafing around the house. They made shoes back then that are slippers but can be worn anywhere. They decided that it would be perfect for people who are too lazy to tie thier shoes, and were perfect for loafing around, so they called them loafers.

Re: to loaf

[mannayz]

Hmm

I always thought they called them loafers because they thought it would be appropriate to name them after something they had nothing in common with - a loaf of bread.

But I'm no expert.

Re: to loaf

[beauflex]

You must be right, because your Micheal Orr, the man who is always right, even if it's a subject he doesnt really know about.

[mannayz]

"Loafers" is not a subject which one is typically familiar with, and I wasn’t aware of your expertise concerning the matter. You can enjoy knowing more about loafers than me, beau. No doubt you'll get far with it and may my highest praise be with you.

What's funny, though, is your incredibly weak ability to detect sarcasm despite being a person whose humor heavily depends upon it. Oh, and to spell common names correctly too, you're not much good at that either.

I’m going to get back to reading the encyclopedia, later.

[xrealityslapx]

Both of your "internet voices" are dripping w/ that sarcasm.

Michael*

Aw Beau, neat fact.

They dont really look like a loaf of bread... ohh, sarcasm right? They really dont look like bread though.

[mannayz]

I appreciate sarcasm, as long as its humorous

[mannayz]

that was beau, and so is this one, im just too lazy to log in