Discussion»Questions»Outside the Mug» I've got a job to do and a bag of unmarked non-sequential tildes for the person who completes it. I can't tell you the job until you agree..
If I only knew how to stop binging at the hot dog stand I would be able to catch the new rave which is the high-tidle wave! I just don't know how to turn down the hot dog stand Carry on and enjoy the ride surfing is always good with the high-tidle ride!! Yaaaa-Whooooo!
And what a ride it has been :D! :D!
This post was edited by Merlin at August 3, 2018 4:57 PM MDT
The 'w' should be lowercase because she is not ending one sentence and starting a new one, she is just continuing the same sentence.
For my having clarified this little matter, I'll expect to receive a token of her appreciation. Your encouragement will probably be necessary for her to seal the deal, thank you. A small bundle of this year's tildes would do quite nicely. (Cough, cough.)
The 'w' should be lowercase because you're not ending one sentence and starting a new one, you're just continuing the same sentence.
For my having clarified this little matter, I'll expect to receive a token of your appreciation. A small bundle of this year's tildes would do quite nicely. (Cough, cough.)
How big a bag, and how small are the tildes? Big ones are too hard to move. The stuff loses six per cent every year it has to stay hidden, and Randy is playing hard ball.
It's a mixed bag, with none larger than 25pt. This is premium quality stuff we're talking about here and is totally untraceable. I mean, I'm not here to push tildes on anyone. I've already got Merlin and Pearl in on the deal. Take it or leave it, bub.
I see you're a businessman. I can appreciate that. Right now I've only got tildes, but I'll let you know if I ever come across those pilcrows you're looking for. They're less common and won't come easy though.
Word. Hey, wait; does the "job" require quick-lime, a shovel, a pick axe, large heavy-duty tarps, a blindfold and zip-ties? I remember how you jammed me up in Vail, Colorado five years ago . . .