As a person who (kinda) owns a fainting couch⌠They are seriously uncomfortable and I wouldnât want to faint on one.
Now a feinting couch could be fun.
The trick is to fake-faint backwards gently, then assume the appropriate poses of languishing in despair and misery at the cretinous and unjust accusations against old white men by vagabonds and scoundrels. Maybe refer to slings and arrows of outrageous feminists for added drama.
Here, I fixed the font for you.
Like, why did I um see this thread, and then um read the other thread, and then come back and read this?
âreal blackâ? What are you some sort of colourism proponent!?
Asking people not to refer to you by derogatory epithets isnât âpolicing speech,â assface.
An English doctor goes to tour a hospital in the highlands. Near the end of the tour, the local doctor leads him to a locked ward. As soon as they open the door, a man grabs him and says:
That ilka melder, wiâ the miller, Thou sat as lang as thou had siller; That every naig was caâd a shoe on, The smith and thee gat roaring fou on; That at the Lâdâs house, even on Sunday, Thou drank wiâ Kirkton Jean till Monday. She prophesied that late or soon, Thou would be found deep drownâd in Doon; Or catchâd wiâ warlocks in the mirk, By Allowayâs auld haunted kirk!
The doctor is taken aback, but no sooner than he backs away, another patient grabs his arm and yells:
_Fourteen, a sonneteer thy praises sings; What magic mystâries in that number lie! _
Your hen hath fourteen eggs beneath her wings That fourteen chickens to the roost may fly.
Well, the orderlies grab both men and manage to calm them down. From across the room, a third patient looks at them and solemnly says:
Ye Powârs wha mak mankind your care, And dish them out their bill oâ fare, Auld Scotland wants nae skinking ware, That jaups in luggies; But, if ye wish her gratefuâ prayer, Gie her a Haggis!
The English doctor turns to his Scottish counterpart and says âMy! You do have some serious cases in your psychiatric ward!â
The Scots doctor shakes his head and says âOh, nae- This 'ere is the Serious Burns Wardâ.
comparing being called a critic to being called a brutal violator is a bit thin skinned, cop.
Still not comprehending the not-equals symbol, huh? I would have thought that was a requirement for your GED.
Beautifully done. I added one oft-desired feature
Still, it was funny. Thatâs the important part. Also, âcopâ isnât derogatory. One of my favorite friends is a cop (K-9 trainer), and heâs awesome.
Still, Iâm sorry if I hurt your feelings by calling you a cop. I was joking around and didnât think youâd get that upset.
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âcopâ isnât derogatory
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My GED? Iâm a beauty school dropout.
Hay! Iâm a music school dropout! Isnât that worse!?
Make fun of me!
This movie made me feel like a man.
Please watch in 4K, full Screen. Thank you.