Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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A promise made, a promise kept.
You shall remain fashionably and forever foremost as
our dearest doyenne of the dearly departed, rhinestone-encrusted,
Cosmopolitan-fueled polititrolls perched at, and clutching bravely to, the
end of the bar here in Maggie's, in perfectly boozy, crushed-ice frozen
perpetuity. To you, we raise our glasses and say, as one ...
PISS OFF!
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So long, dear, dear
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You shall remain fashionably and forever foremost as
our dearest doyenne of the dearly departed, rhinestone-encrusted,
Cosmopolitan-fueled polititrolls perched at, and clutching bravely to, the
end of the bar here in Maggie's, in perfectly boozy, crushed-ice frozen
perpetuity. To you, we raise our glasses and say, as one ...
PISS OFF!
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Fidget spinners..... I am not sure if i could buy that one.... but renting it for an afternoon....
Well maybe not "nobody", but certainly an extremely small and extra nerdish segment of the general population.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pusillanimous
[h=2]Did You Know?[/h]
Do you know someone who has a small, weak spirit, someone whose reserve of inner strength is too small to draw from in times of danger and adversity? If so, you'll find pusillanimous to be the perfect descriptor for that person. The Latin roots of this derisive adjective are pusillus,meaning "very small" (and related to pusus, meaning "boy") and animus,which means "spirit" and is the ancestor to many words in our language, including "animal" and "animate." Pusillanimous first appeared in English in the 16th century, but it gained prominence in the 1970s when Vice President Spiro Agnew famously accused his ideological rivals of "pusillanimous pussyfooting." And despite what you may have heard, pusillanimous does not serve as the basis for pussyfoot, pussycat, or a certain related vulgarism.
[h=2]Did You Know?[/h]
Do you know someone who has a small, weak spirit, someone whose reserve of inner strength is too small to draw from in times of danger and adversity? If so, you'll find pusillanimous to be the perfect descriptor for that person. The Latin roots of this derisive adjective are pusillus,meaning "very small" (and related to pusus, meaning "boy") and animus,which means "spirit" and is the ancestor to many words in our language, including "animal" and "animate." Pusillanimous first appeared in English in the 16th century, but it gained prominence in the 1970s when Vice President Spiro Agnew famously accused his ideological rivals of "pusillanimous pussyfooting." And despite what you may have heard, pusillanimous does not serve as the basis for pussyfoot, pussycat, or a certain related vulgarism.
https://i.imgur.com/xzRRea9.gifv
https://i.imgur.com/xzRRea9.gif
not sure why but I get an error when trying to embed a gif
https://i.imgur.com/xzRRea9.gif
not sure why but I get an error when trying to embed a gif
One mans journey transitioning to a Vegan.....
ok... maybe he gave up beef.....
https://liveleak.com/view?i=036_1500864830
ouch
ok... maybe he gave up beef.....
https://liveleak.com/view?i=036_1500864830
ouch
Not a clue. I just usually copy the link and add it with the little paperclip looking thingy next to the camera looking thingy. I wish I was edumacated enough to figure out this embedding voodoo you speak of.........
The magic behind it can not be explained to mere mortals.
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