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LFC wants to speak in the third person too! BUt he's not big on biting other peoples stylie.
So LFC pays homage to VitE by creating a thread where he and others should speak in the 3rd person.
If you are feeling rather plucky, you can use pluperfect tense as well.
Bill will not be posting in this thread.
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Wooly thinks this is a horrible idea.
Vit E would like to take an opportunity to RACK this thread.
Bill thinks VitE is easily impressed.
Bill also thinks VitE will tell him to fuck off.
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Asshat is a big fan of the third person speak. He thinks this thread is a good idea and wishes that everyone would speak this way for the remainder of the day.
Asshat gives his best to LFC.
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LFC tips his cap to Asshat and is letting him know he will not be bashing Animal today.
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ntype totally agrees with you all, he says that everyone should have the possibility to speak on the behalf of is upper personna. Now ntypes wishes to excuses himself as he have to check something.
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Asshat sometimes thinks the people on this site are very stupid. He wants you to know that these are stressful times for him and that he does not mean that in a bad way.
Asshat extends an apology for any hurt this might have caused and hopes each of you go fuck yourselves.
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Bill Wrote:Bill thinks Ntype Jizzed himself.
Bill should throw away that straw as ntype doesn't play that kind of games with that kind of gender.
Bill wishes you wake up with a staw in your urethra.
Bill wants to know who gave 8 permission to come off the bench.
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Bill, 8 wishes you'd refer to post #2 for the rest of the day
TIA
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snarg is flattered that his idea from early in the week is finally taking off

narg:
I realise that I have a past to break with--an accumulation of inertia, wrong, foolishness, rot, junk. A great need of clarification, of mindfulness, or rather, of no mind. A need to return to genuine practice, right effort. Need to push on the great doubt. Need for the spirit. Hang on to the clear light.
Thomas Merton