I'm on a boat

Thank you.
I was going to ask how he knew, but I figured it was just some sort of special knowledge shared between poet and poem appreciator.
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That he got it from your site.
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He thought that's what the girl in your avvy was, which may or may not be you.
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I ran out of ors.

 

I'm actually Japanese, if you have to know.

 

FedEx?

 

The fuck should I know?

 

They usually give the buyer a recipe. Maybe you can hear with your owner if he/she has saved it and start backtracking from there.


I must admit that this post ain't so nice, but I simply couldn't resist.

 

Mail order bride?

 

What the fuck are you guys on about?

 

I was referencing your site. How did a Japanese girl wind up in Sweden? Are you born and raised there, or an immigrant?

Sorry. I'm an unintelligent American who has no understanding of the world beyond his Confederate Flag flying, gay hating, pick up truck driving, rifle shooting country side.*


*actually, I'm a gay rights advocate, I drive a Volvo, and I think the Confederacy is/was a joke.

 

I'm adopted actually. So raised, but not born.

 

Japan is vely pool and undeveloped countly.

 

Rororor lacism

 

We'll rise again, jackass. Just you wait.

 

If the South doesn't rise up and throw off the yoke of socialist tyranny, no one will. And yes, southerners are generally more hospitable and decent people than northerners. Fewer of them are bleeding-heart tree-hugging liberals. Also, the food is better in the south. Last time I was in Washington (State) I asked for sweet tea in a restaurant, and the waitress just stared at me until I said, "Fuck it, give me a Pepsi."

 

How about that? Here in Boise, Idaho (north western US for those of you who don't know because you don't need to know) McDonald's is advertising their new sweet tea. Those of us Southern bred are saying, "Sweet tea. How novel."

 

McDonald's sweet tea is a nasty cake-filled lie. It's sweet the way sugar-less candy is sweet.

 

Hey now! I'm from Boston and hate socialism too! Though the rest of my state seems to love it...

True enough.

Next time you're up north and want sweet tea ask for iced tea. It's about as close as you'll come.

 

McDonald's is tasteh