Forums > Off-Topic Discussion > SF2: Ess Effin Two > Are pre-meet shootings actually just a coffin date

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

So I was going to meet this moddle at a coffin shop and ask her for a date but she said she only had a couple of figs and some raisins.
Then, I told her about this time where I wanted to take a close up photo of somebody's Volvo.
That's when she shot me, square in the forehead. Entry wound the size of a dime, exit wound big as a grapefruit.
Nothing in there or I woulda been kilt dead probably.
Got me to thinkin' though, at least as much as I can without no brains.
Should I have bought her a coffin?
She didn't seem to need one, being alive and all.

Jan 09 19 06:27 pm Link

Photographer

Gryph

Posts: 1696

Phoenix, Arizona, US

You shouldn't have denied her the right to bring her own ford escort.

Jan 09 19 11:20 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

Gryph wrote:
You shouldn't have denied her the right to bring her own ford escort.

I thought she said "Four descourt".
I am not allowing four descourt around here, they take up too much space.

Plus they just want to take close ups of Virginia. Virginia is too big to take close ups!!!!

Jan 09 19 11:33 pm Link

Photographer

Gryph

Posts: 1696

Phoenix, Arizona, US

Shadow Dancer wrote:
I thought she said "Four descourt".
I am not allowing four descourt around here, they take up too much space.

Plus they just want to take close ups of Virginia. Virginia is too big to take close ups!!!!

Then you give em close ups of Jimmy.

Jan 09 19 11:34 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

Gryph wrote:

Then you give em close ups of Jimmy.

Jimmy craps corn and I don't care...

Jan 09 19 11:41 pm Link

Photographer

Gryph

Posts: 1696

Phoenix, Arizona, US

Shadow Dancer wrote:

Jimmy craps corn and I don't care...

Well stop feeding Jimmy corn.

Jan 09 19 11:43 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

Gryph wrote:

Well stop feeding Jimmy corn.

Jimmy LIKES corn!!!!!

Plus, I don't care.

Jan 10 19 09:23 am Link

Model

Alexandra Vincent

Posts: 308

Asheville, North Carolina, US

I'm sure you could have gotten some sage advice from ToYoda.

Jan 10 19 12:54 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

Alexandra Vincent wrote:
I'm sure you could have gotten some sage advice from ToYoda.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/f0/17/9a/f0179a566808b20762b2cb7bb1bf4459.jpg

Jan 10 19 01:36 pm Link

Photographer

Motordrive Photography

Posts: 7088

Lodi, California, US

technically, every date is a pre-coffin date

Jan 11 19 02:33 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

Motordrive Photography wrote:
technically, every date is a pre-coffin date

Yeah, but they aren't all shootings!!!!!

Jan 12 19 03:24 pm Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Brainless, go to the White House, they are hiring

Jan 16 19 02:01 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:
Brainless, go to the White House, they are hiring

I have 3 brain cells, two voted NO!!!

Jan 16 19 05:23 pm Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

I have 3 brain cells, two voted NO!!!

it's about 2 ½ too qualified

Jan 17 19 02:33 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

it's about 2 ½ too qualified

I gots six times more brainz than I need to rule the Universe!!!!!

Jan 17 19 05:10 pm Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

I gots six times more brainz than I need to rule the Universe!!!!!

haaaaaaaaaaa, ha

you forgot the mad laugh

Jan 17 19 06:19 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

haaaaaaaaaaa, ha

you forgot the mad laugh

Well, I didn't say I was gonna rule the Universe.
Too much work, let simpletons take care of things like they always have.

Jan 17 19 11:02 pm Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

Well, I didn't say I was gonna rule the Universe.
Too much work, let simpletons take care of things like they always have.

good point.

Jan 20 19 01:23 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

good point.

The world belongs to the stupid. After the Apocalypse, won't be nothing left but cockroaches, opossums and catfish.
They are not smart.

Jan 21 19 09:40 am Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

The world belongs to the stupid. After the Apocalypse, won't be nothing left but cockroaches, opossums and catfish.
They are not smart.

ants will rule.

Jan 21 19 02:26 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

ants will rule.

Ants are Einsteins compared to catfish but they are powerless to defeat them.
Not sure about the rest of them critters but they all seem to be hardy. And stupid.
So we will add ants to the list.
Perhaps ants will rule the land and catfish the waters. I wouldn't rule out them possums and cockroaches though, if they start a coalition...

Jan 21 19 02:36 pm Link

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scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

Ants are Einsteins compared to catfish but they are powerless to defeat them.
Not sure about the rest of them critters but they all seem to be hardy. And stupid.
So we will add ants to the list.
Perhaps ants will rule the land and catfish the waters. I wouldn't rule out them possums and cockroaches though, if they start a coalition...

I think I went through some places where it's already happened

Jan 21 19 04:27 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

I think I went through some places where it's already happened

Not here, I have yet to see a cockroach up here. We have opossums though, thanks to the Tarheels. They brought them along from North Carolina and let them go. Now they's everwhere, eatin' muck and filth.

Not Florida either, they got gators vs pythons battling for world dominance. Both is stupid critters though. Plus evil to the core, as are all reptiles.

Maybe Fresno California? I used to live there, they had those big kinda cockroaches, the ones where you step on them and then they run away. So you have to spin, that sorta squeezes the juice out of them. Had a huge yeller possum die in my back yard down there. Stunk so bad buzzards wouldn't eat it.

Jan 21 19 05:27 pm Link

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scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

Not here, I have yet to see a cockroach up here. We have opossums though, thanks to the Tarheels. They brought them along from North Carolina and let them go. Now they's everwhere, eatin' muck and filth.

Not Florida either, they got gators vs pythons battling for world dominance. Both is stupid critters though. Plus evil to the core, as are all reptiles.

Maybe Fresno California? I used to live there, they had those big kinda cockroaches, the ones where you step on them and then they run away. So you have to spin, that sorta squeezes the juice out of them. Had a huge yeller possum die in my back yard down there. Stunk so bad buzzards wouldn't eat it.

the cold and snow must be good for something

Jan 22 19 02:36 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

the cold and snow must be good for something

Yes, it keeps the reptiles away. The foothills east of Fresno were full of rattlesnakes. You learned to be noisy and carry a stick. I never knew one person who got bit by one but it was not uncommon to see them. Same with black widow spiders, they were hiding in every dark corner outside, in your tool shed, in the wheel wells of the car you were gonna fix someday, just a bazillion black widow spiders. Never met one person who got bit.

On the other hand, two women walking their dogs were eaten by gators down south in the last six months or so.
None for me thanks!!!!!!

Jan 22 19 03:53 pm Link

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scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:
On the other hand, two women walking their dogs were eaten by gators down south in the last six months or so.
None for me thanks!!!!!!

are you sure that the gators are the stupid ones ?

Jan 22 19 04:04 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

are you sure that the gators are the stupid ones ?

You are trying to trick me!!!!
Them wonderful, intelligent, kind-hearted women was ruthlessly gobbled up by critters so stupid that they ate female girly wimmins instead of ordinary and useless dogs (who probably smelled bad too).

(~whew! got out of that one!!!!!~)

Jan 22 19 06:07 pm Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

You are trying to trick me!!!!
Them wonderful, intelligent, kind-hearted women was ruthlessly gobbled up by critters so stupid that they ate female girly wimmins instead of ordinary and useless dogs (who probably smelled bad too).

(~whew! got out of that one!!!!!~)

tastes like chicken.
Dogs, dunno

oops, did I say it out loud ?

Jan 22 19 06:30 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

tastes like chicken.
Dogs, dunno

oops, did I say it out loud ?

Quoted to prove irrelavancy!

Jan 23 19 10:31 pm Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

Quoted to prove irrelavancy!

damn , busted

Jan 24 19 07:04 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

damn , busted

Me too, this aren't the irrelevancy thread!!!!

Jan 25 19 12:18 am Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

Me too, this aren't the irrelevancy thread!!!!

dunknow is it ?

Jan 25 19 05:10 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

dunknow is it ?

Look, a flying saucer!!!! ^^^ points to the sky ^^^

Jan 25 19 05:37 pm Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

Look, a flying saucer!!!! ^^^ points to the sky ^^^

just a falling frozen squirrel

Jan 26 19 02:32 pm Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

just a falling frozen squirrel

There's another stupid critter but they'll git all et up and gone.

Jan 26 19 03:22 pm Link

Photographer

scrymettet

Posts: 33239

Quebec, Quebec, Canada

Shadow Dancer wrote:

There's another stupid critter but they'll git all et up and gone.

cute rats, but yaeah stupid

Jan 27 19 08:41 am Link

Photographer

Shadow Dancer

Posts: 9782

Bellingham, Washington, US

scrymettet wrote:

cute rats, but yaeah stupid

Got no more brains than the Good Lord gave a turnip is what.

Jan 29 19 03:22 pm Link