Triaxiansilk.com

Anybody post whatever you want here. I am going to use this thread to practice topi9c splitting with the different methods available. Just don't post anything you want saved forever for posterity, as I'll be deleting this and the resulting threads once I get stuff figured out.

Thanks.

Heh! She said posterity... Heheh!

That was posterity...not posterior!

Heh! She said posterior... Heheh!

Now I get it. It was all part of your devious plot to get me to say "posterior"!!

Heh! And she said posterior once again... Heheh!

Excellent, my plan is working!

And your plan must be to have a lot of nonnsensical posts here so you can test the thread splitting feature...

You got it--so have a good time and see how many other people you can get to say "posterior"


And yes, I'm aware I've said it a THIRD time now!

Yeah, come on people, don't postpone adding to this fascinating subject...

Just to amuse KTR:

posterior posterior posterior posterior posterior posterior posterior posterior




I think I'm slap-happy now.

bad ass

Jolene might be bad ass, but she sure hasn't got a bad ass!

Unless you wanted to say her ass is "bad as hell". Then that's okay 'cause it's a compliment!

And here I thought I knew most nuances of the English language... "Bad as hell" is actually something good!?

Yeah. Obviously "how" you say it is important. But it's kind of a throwback from the 70s when someone might see your new car and say "That's a BAD ride!"

Similarly, earlier in this decade (and still sometimes now) the word "sick" was used to mean "good," like, "I'm going swimming at Tom's house; he's got a sick-assed pool!" or when my friend Maria was on the phone to her sister the other day and said "You should see Aquarius, she just got these red jeans and they're sick!"

So you could also say Jolene's got a sick ass, and it would be good.