The more random than that other thread thread

[Matthias720]

That's wonderful, Maudie! Best of luck as the days move forward.

[Maudie]

Okay, regardless of whether or not you like country music, this song is amaaaazing...

[Delthion]

I beg to differ...

[Rosie Willowwater]

*fades into dust*

[shnoodlec]

*re-assembles dust into a shape that somewhat resembles Rosie*

[Rosie Willowwater]

THANKS! *A wind blows and I fade away again*

It seems that James deleted our wedding topic

[shnoodlec]

*talks at the sentient, non-corporeal patch of air now know as Rosie*

I noticed. The best things never last.

Wait a minute, shouldn't you be banned? 

[Rosie Willowwater]

I could always make a new thread... 

I am banned.

[shnoodlec]

It's America's favorite pastime: slandering James!

[HeadInAnotherGalaxy]

Vhoilzt zearchin' fer clazzic Killer Tree moviez Ah found ziz on an article.

'Tis that special time of year, The Holiday Retail Purchasing Season, a time when we traditionally print heartwarming human-interest stories designed to make you feel better about running up a level of debt normally associated with Mexico.

I have such a heartwarming story, which was published by The London Times and sent in by alert reader John Nicholls. The story, which I am not making up, concerns a man named Neil from Devon, England, who discovered an owl nesting in his garden. Each night, Neil would go outside and hoot to the owl. To his delight, he'd hear a hoot in reply; then he'd hoot some more. This went on night after night, month after month; Neil even kept a log of his conversations with the owl.

Then one day Neil's wife got to talking about this with a neighbor, who said that her husband, whose name is Fred, had also been going out every night to hoot to the owl. At this point the women realized that their husbands had in fact spent an entire year hooting to each other. The owl was not involved at all. The owl was probably inviting its owl friends over to drink owl beer and listen to these two hooting twits and laugh until they fell off the branch.

'ere iz ze rezt o' ze article. http://www.miamiherald.com/living/liv-columns-blogs/dave-barry/article190625294.html

[The Skarzs]

I have no words to express my concern. .

[Chipster of Noonvale]

Did anyone notice that the YOU CAN'T DELETE TRUE LOVE thread has also been removed?

[shnoodlec]

Outrage!

* shnoodlec riots

[Ashleg]

Good.

[Delthion]

It's back!