"'Siss for?"

[OneToThirtySix]

About eight days ago, I'm driving some forty thousand pounds of Coca-Cola someplace, and it dawns on me;

 

The code for having is not meant to be read "'siss for?", like the way a child might ask to clarify the justification of an object or action.

 

I should have watched more Sesame Street.

 

facepalmpedotrashbearselurehtdaer

 

Aside from that, in order to begin a legitimate discussion;

 

Nipple piercing: Steakhouse or gay bar?

[Guest nene multiple assgasms]

c is for cookie.

[OneToThirtySix]

c is for constable.

c is for camping.

c is for carebear.

c is for cunt.

 

But in all seriousness, the piercings?

[Siegecow]

steakhouse

[Guest Fishtank]

waty

[YEK]

cookies...

[vertsk8er419]

my nipple has folded in on itself (along with the universe)

[OneToThirtySix]

steakhouse

I think most of the internet disagrees with you.

 

and impotentwhitecapitalist, you deserve to print the rules before you read them.

[Soloman Tump]

C is for Crabs

[chassis]

C is for Cocks.

[Guest Lube Saibot]

I knew what it meant from the get-go but i still use it as "siss for?!". Sometimes as "hurr hurr", sometimes as "you're an idiot" and sometimes simply to add a twist of artificial sweetener to an otherwise acrid post.

[Guest ezkerraldean]

c is for "cisfor"

[OneToThirtySix]

[Guest abusivegeorge]

I am sorry your thread is full of useless wankers 1-36. Lets go hang out in the pub roleplay thread.

[OneToThirtySix]

Is it just my thread? Whatever, I'll roll the dice and see if drinks are on me . . .

[Guest abusivegeorge]

Not just your thread mate, I guess all the threads are full of useless wankers.

[OneToThirtySix]

Not just your thread mate, I guess all the threads are full of useless wankers.

 

Flower for your sissfore.

[Joyrex]

It means, "C is for..." as in "C is for Cookie", which is obvious - this emoticon is meant to convey a similar meaning, as in what the user is referring to is bleedingly obvious, and also can contain an element of sarcasm, equivalent to "no duh".

[Guest ezkerraldean]

It means, "C is for..." as in "C is for Cookie", which is obvious - this emoticon is meant to convey a similar meaning, as in what the user is referring to is bleedingly obvious, and also can contain an element of sarcasm, equivalent to "no duh".

[Bob Dylan]

It means, "C is for..." as in "C is for Cookie", which is obvious - this emoticon is meant to convey a similar meaning, as in what the user is referring to is bleedingly obvious, and also can contain an element of sarcasm, equivalent to "no duh".

 

[Braintree]

It means, "C is for..." as in "C is for Cookie", which is obvious - this emoticon is meant to convey a similar meaning, as in what the user is referring to is bleedingly obvious, and also can contain an element of sarcasm, equivalent to "no duh".

 

 

[Bob Dylan]

It means, "C is for..." as in "C is for Cookie", which is obvious - this emoticon is meant to convey a similar meaning, as in what the user is referring to is bleedingly obvious, and also can contain an element of sarcasm, equivalent to "no duh".

 

 

 

[Braintree]

It means, "C is for..." as in "C is for Cookie", which is obvious - this emoticon is meant to convey a similar meaning, as in what the user is referring to is bleedingly obvious, and also can contain an element of sarcasm, equivalent to "no duh".

 

 

 

 

[Guest Calx Sherbet]

It means, "C is for..." as in "C is for Cookie", which is obvious - this emoticon is meant to convey a similar meaning, as in what the user is referring to is bleedingly obvious, and also can contain an element of sarcasm, equivalent to "no duh".

 

 

 

 

 

[Bob Dylan]

It means, "C is for..." as in "C is for Cookie", which is obvious - this emoticon is meant to convey a similar meaning, as in what the user is referring to is bleedingly obvious, and also can contain an element of sarcasm, equivalent to "no duh".