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I was in Smiths, someone was 20p short of what they needed. Me being a Saint to the good people of Exeter and Austria, I gave him the money.
He then, after my good deed, called me "heavy". At first I was shocked, but some dude on MSN told me it was a compliment. Why can't they/you (I am no longer a child) just stick to normal English?
He then, after my good deed, called me "heavy". At first I was shocked, but some dude on MSN told me it was a compliment. Why can't they/you (I am no longer a child) just stick to normal English?
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Rounded monster! Th' want a posthumous for thine non-usuary. Un-Shylock art thou!
Hoobi groovy.
Hoobi groovy.
so you never said "cool" when you meant "good"?
I was in Smiths, someone was 20p short of what they needed. Me being a Saint to the good people of Exeter and Austria, I gave him the money.
He then, after my good deed, called me "heavy". At first I was shocked, but some dude on MSN told me it was a compliment. Why can't they/you (I am no longer a child) just stick to normal English?
He then, after my good deed, called me "heavy". At first I was shocked, but some dude on MSN told me it was a compliment. Why can't they/you (I am no longer a child) just stick to normal English?
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