Loafers Nook - Muppets
POSTED BY: seryn
UPDATED: Sunday, February 5, 2006 20:36
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well, its a sisterly dutie to inure them to the shock and nasty bits of everyday life innit? not to mention fun, and a kind of advanced revenge for all of the crap you have to put up with when they grown up (as I speak my brother has just sprayed enough aftershave to gas an army, a cloud of it is wafting my way I can just tell)
But I luv 'im really, and secretly he enjoyed all those headlocks.
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"She's a mite whimsical in the brainpan."
Xander: "Hi, for those of you who just tuned in, everyone here is a crazy person." *grin*
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I love my little brother too. I suspect that's why I'm so terrible to him--only on occasion, though. It IS the sisterly duty to terrorize them, though they don't understand this. Sometimes they even earn it. I swear, my brother does more things just to irritate me than anyone else could. The reason I put up with it (sometimes) is becasue I know that I can get him back ten fold whenever I feel like it. (hehe) I think that all the back-and-forth banter has made us such good siblings today. He and I get along better than we both do with my older bro, and I swear it's because he and I have so much fun with one another.
Wacky fun!
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aye, possibly has to do with being the youngest two, my brother and I often wind up my elder sister purely cause she takes everything so seriously! We worked out its cause she's the eldest, and possibly cause she a saggy-hairy-arse female fire horse (an unfortunet combination of astrological signs that means she would have been exposed at birth had she been born in china. But maybe its just because she take after my mother in that shes such an easy mark
plus, my brother is now about 6'2" and twice as strong as me, so beeting him up just doesn't happen as often.
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"She's a mite whimsical in the brainpan."
Xander: "Hi, for those of you who just tuned in, everyone here is a crazy person." *grin*
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Yeah, my brother isn't quite that tall, though he is (slightly) taller than me, now. I would never concede that my little brother is stronger than me. I'm one tuff little chick!
My older brother takes everything very serriously, too. Your sister is "saggy-hairy-arse female fire horse"? What does that mean, exactly? My brother isn't that hairy, but he is more than anyone's fair share of an arse (I love him despite this downfall), and I definetly woudn't describe him as a horse. Mule, maybe, but not a horse.
My brother and I would gang-up on him, but he's a feisty little pig. Definetly doesn't like to be teased; likes to do the teasing, though. (Isn't that just the way of it?)
Wacky fun!
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Sorry about the serious, had a long odd debate with friends on the whole good vs. evil thing. Ends up I have to agree with the villian in that horrible movie "mom and dad save the world", "evil will always win, because good is dumb." Ah, well. no more serious.
So, can you give me a headlock? No, seriously. 
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no, really...jadehand does want a headlock
i've always found good vs. evil interesting, especially when one looks at the different perspectives of it...one of the reasons that Heroes Die and Blade of Tyshalle are my favorite books (Stover just loves the idea of the perception of evil)
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Quote:
Originally posted by Jadehand:
So, can you give me a headlock? No, seriously.
*blink*
sigh, ok, i'll have a go. *takes first step down that twisty road to dominatrixhood*
Well, it'll be new at least.
Saggy-hairy-arse = saggitarious, she a saggitarian, not sure what that say about her, but I'm a typical taurean, my brothers a typical cancer and so...
I firehorse is a fire sign in the chinese year of the horse. Apparently if you're a girl this is a Bad Thing. Thus the dumbass practice of exposing. Basically they are the unfortunets who get all the cosmic shit dumped on them, normally i'd just ignore astrology and move on, but when you think back on all of her boyfriends... I dunno...
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"She's a mite whimsical in the brainpan."
Xander: "Hi, for those of you who just tuned in, everyone here is a crazy person." *grin*
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Sorry for damping the muppetty goodness. I'm just really tired of all these teens and twenty somethings posers who claim they are evil, but it's all talk and they have no concept of how hidiouesly cruel the world can be. What they really want to say is that they are naughty, but that sounds childish and they have a image to uphold. JH you aren't evil in my book if it makes you feel any better.
Scorpion Regent
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yes, posy teens, never good.
Am I evil in your book for inciting strong dislike towards another group, even if they are only fridges and badly designed cookers?
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"She's a mite whimsical in the brainpan."
Xander: "Hi, for those of you who just tuned in, everyone here is a crazy person." *grin*
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I must confess: I sometimes wish public floggings were visited upon the creators of automobile commercials. I'm so ashamed. 
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