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(I know! I thought it was a little ironic, too.)
And the comment was made in his New Features Thread:
"You need a lesson in English comprehension.
What part of the phrase "your uninvited comments aren't welcome" do you not understand? "
Maybe he is pulling a Twits and spamming the Forum...
Yeah, it makes sense since those trees were probably cut in October, or maybe as early as late September.
Other friends only decorate their tree on Christmas Eve and keep the tree until 12th night. Which is the traditional way, at least in the UK.
Maybe the first are celebrators of the ‘pagan’ festival while the latter have a greater sense of the religious festival. I am not judging, just saying.
Real trees are enjoyable but require work. They make a house "smell like Christmas" and you do have to remember to water them. Even then, their needles dry, fall off, get caught in carpeting or find their way into a bare foot, even months after the holiday. OUCH!
If I donate points to an individual and I leave the site will those points disappear?
And if I vote for a persons' pic or give them gifts with my points will those points or gifts disappear?
I am curious as I do have a lot of points and I am considering leaving the site.
Just wondering what would be the best option.
EXAMPLES, IF you send me a gift that costs 20 points and you tell me you're leaving tomorrow so I should destroy any applicable gifts for points, in most instances, the recipient will receive 50% of the initial value of said gift. If you are leaving and want your points not to go to waste, yes, vote on a member's pictures. It costs you 3 points to vote and the recipient receives 2 points, approximately 67%. Then there is point "donations". I really dislike that term as I tend to think of charitable organizations when I think of donations. When donating points, you have to have a minimum of 200 points to do so HOWEVER, the recipient receives 75% of the donation. If you initiate a point donate, you might opt for 20 points (your cost) whereas the recipient receives 15.
or when I will leave.
There are no specific reasons on why I would go. I am undergoing a life change yet again. There are more than enough men on this site to satisfy anyone's craving for seeing their cocks and nude bodies. I am not really contributing much. I am just a boring, chubby old man with a shriveled up old cock. Not very interesting.
And the idea of putting my ugly old naked body on display doesn't appeal to me much anymore. Truth is I don't think it ever did.
I have unfulfilled aspirations that I want to pursue. I am old and tired.
We will see...
Now, were you or your balls going to comment on my post that was buried but can still be found on this page if you just scroll down?
If this feature was adapted from his suggestion, it may be ass backwards. EXAMPLE; if I want to go to your page and only view pictures of you, not Mrs., I might find that option beneficial.
Are you responding to my response to your initial post?
Though forum-folks may be familiar with dark creatures like the Pissy Rant-Fairy (who spreads insult and sanctimony at the mere mention of anal sex) or Skippy (the Illiterate Insult Goblin) which dwell in the dank underbelly of SYD, few are aware of the existence of a hideous being much more vile than any sub-human fiend haunting the bowels of this forum. Legend refers to this loathsome, venom-spewing, troll-like critter only as He Who Must Not Be Named, and it has been known to torment, harass and bully innocent SYD members for the sheer pleasure of being an odious douche nozzle. The b east also tosses around poop and bad grammar like a rabid, brain damaged monkey.
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Member #539433, *Jamie, has deleted his profile. *Jamie is nice guy, truly a gentle giant and will be missed by many!
I'm so surprised he left
I can't believe that so I Google that question. BAM! Google reflects; Eel, squid, and Mayo Jaga (a combination of mayonnaise, potato, and bacon) make up their most popular pizza toppings.
Several years ago I went to a Italian wedding in Windsor, Ontario, Canada and the bride wanted the food served to be 100% authentic and traditional Italian foods. Nothing fancy or over the top, just a real Italian meal. One of the courses was Insalata di Mare.
That was the first time that I had or saw an entire squid, tentacles and all. It took me by surprise but I was able to not toss my cookies. Believe it or not, once I got past the visual, the salad was quite good.
At one time I worked with a pharmacist that loved, loved, loved anchovies on his pizza. Prior to going into work that night, I ordered him an anchovy topped pizza. The pizzeria prepared a pizza with the toppings that I requested and gave me a small unopened can of anchovies so he could have as many or as little as he desired.
In downtown Detroit, located in Greektown, there is a restaurant that makes a wonderful deep dish seafood pizza that has shrimp, scallops and "crab". Yes, it is wonderful but when I crave pizza, I'm more of a traditionalist. Gimme pepperoni or sausage every time!
It has been a long time since I've had a Caesar salad in a fine restaurant BECAUSE when I became aware that a raw egg was used, uh-ah....I don't do raw egg. And when it comes to salad dressing, my go to favorite is vinegar and oil or Italian.
Store bought eggnog has pasteurized eggs so it's OK to drink so enjoy all you like!
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México? Wow. That's almost as weird as the hamburger coming from Indonesia
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I love anchovies
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