The "What's on your mind?" thread

[Silo5]

Originally Posted by Lemmy Lugosi

Oh my, look at the time.

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[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by Silo5

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But drugs help you lose weight, especially when there is a rainbow colored dragon guarding the refrigerator.

[sk33tr]

trying to figure out why the right side of my back is hurting. i don't know if i pulled it earlier when i was doing yard work or if i slept on it wrong last night and just didn't notice it until i did some strenuous stuff outside.

[Silo5]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

But drugs help you lose weight, especially when there is a rainbow colored dragon guarding the refrigerator.

[Scarface32]

So I'm watching "Curse of Chucky" for the first time, and oh hot damn Fiona Dourif She plays Nica, the one in a wheelchair.

[Scarface32]

The endng for Curse of Chucky makes no sense. Chucky transferred his soul into Alice, which would make the doll just a doll again. So how can Chucky show up at Andy's house in doll form?

[nefilim]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

The endng for Curse of Chucky makes no sense. Chucky transferred his soul into Alice, which would make the doll just a doll again. So how can Chucky show up at Andy's house in doll form?

but rest of the chucky makes sense ?

[Show spoiler]like evil living doll ?

[Nerdkiller likes BD]

I'm either going to Days of Future Past today or tomorrow.

[Josh B]

Trolling and trawling are entirely different beasts, one of which will show you an unspoken truth shared by all enlightened. The problem is choice.

[Villiam Hayes]

I want to take you to kokomo,we'll get there fast and then we'll take it slow,that's where we wanna go,way down in kokomo.

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by Villiam Hayes

I want to take you to kokomo,we'll get there fast and then we'll take it slow,that's where we wanna go,way down in kokomo.

That ranks right up there with YMCA.

[Villiam Hayes]

Originally Posted by Johnny Vinyl

That ranks right up there with YMCA.

I'm not putting on any leather to sing to you Johnny V!

Dee do de de dee do de de
I don't have no time for no monkey business.

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by Villiam Hayes

I'm not putting on any leather to sing to you Johnny V!

Dee do de de dee do de de
I don't have no time for no monkey business.

I thanked you as I truly appreciate you not wanting to put on the leather.

[Villiam Hayes]

Originally Posted by Johnny Vinyl

I thanked you as I truly appreciate you not wanting to put on the leather.

Well thanx....I mean it's way to hot and sticky for that.

[Azyiu]

Every time I visit this thread, and I wonder to myself... shouldn't we also have a "WHO's on your mind" thread too? lol!

[Jett Rink]

I love how you can tell people things to make them think they are right, when in fact they are not.

[Scarriere]

Wife and I watched Lone Survivor last night (awesome movie) and the brotherhood that military personnel have for each other is incredible! The bravery they have too! Insane!
It was great to watch a true story of those incredible men on the anniversary of D-Day too.
I have nothing but huge respect for the men and women who serve in the forces of all of our countries. Always have, always will.

[nefilim]

Originally Posted by Scarriere

Wife and I watched Lone Survivor last night (awesome movie) and the brotherhood that military personnel have for each other is incredible! The bravery they have too! Insane!
It was great to watch a true story of those incredible men on the anniversary of D-Day too.
I have nothing but huge respect for the men and women who serve in the forces of all of our countries. Always have, always will.

remember it is only a movie. even based on a true story.

...and about brotherhood, a bit overrated (been to army, sgt) basically we are normal people with our faults etc. I had few nice comrades, some were total aholes. as in normal life. tho : not been in combat, that is totally different thing i admit that ... but doubt people would change that much ???

my great grand fathers were in WWII and their stories say the same. at the time of d-day we (Finns) fought a side with Germans. Later drove them out of out country.

But appreciation is good. We should appreciate all the soldiers from every country. They fought for theirs, they did not care about politics. They were taking and fulfilling orders.

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by Scarriere

Wife and I watched Lone Survivor last night (awesome movie) and the brotherhood that military personnel have for each other is incredible! The bravery they have too! Insane!
It was great to watch a true story of those incredible men on the anniversary of D-Day too.
I have nothing but huge respect for the men and women who serve in the forces of all of our countries. Always have, always will.

There are many D-Days. Most people refer to the Normandy landings, but there were several before and after. If that's the one you're referring to, say "Normandy D-Day"

The term D-Day just refers to the day on which a combat attack or operation is to be initiated in the Military. It's like when people say "the war" or "the city" or "the lake" or "the ocean" without specifying which one. It's irritating.

[sk33tr]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

There are many D-Days. Most people refer to the Normandy landings, but there were several before and after. If that's the one you're referring to, say "Normandy D-Day"

The term D-Day just refers to the day on which a combat attack or operation is to be initiated in the Military. It's like when people say "the war" or "the city" or "the lake" or "the ocean" without specifying which one. It's irritating.

while true, most people that use the term "D-Day" are referring to the Normandy invasion and the people they are talking usually know that.