I just watched it on youtube. Take a look. It really is quite funny:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjEcj8KpuJw

fair enuf lol, i h8 it wen pple chat in txt form, its jst so lazy and dum-lookin

I can't blame you there.

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Where I come from, 'rats' is also used to talk ill of an act performed by one friend to another.

"That's rats how you ate my toast!"

"Rats, bro."

Come on, Sap! The glass of milk (or fish juice) is half full!

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What about the Black Knight in Monty Python and the Holy Grail? Can one have autotomy inflicted upon him?

Can you explain what you mean, Sap? I think I've watched the movie, and I think I remember the Black Knight in a sword fight or the like.

What a defence mechanism. Meanwhile, if we lose a leg, we are placed in a wheel chair. And who says we are the superior species on Earth?

Bacon or not, one can only live on fish for so long. An influx of omega 3 could be detrimental to your health.

And if you eat too much fish, you may even start growing gills and a tail, and then your wife may try and sell you. I heard of a guy who had this happen to him, ya know.

I hadn't noticed the time the threads were made. Maybe grammar has become obsolete. Is there a new way to communicate perhaps? Maybe I should start a thread about txt language.

And you've reached rock bottom, I suppose, when you marry a woman who sells fish using coarse language.

Think of the smell she would bring home, too!

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Greetings.

As a new member, I just wanted to post a message to say hi and to accustom myself to the formatting and layout.