Pinky;488624 wrote: What are bagels made out of?
Sugar and spice and everything nice!



What are pinkies made of?

Lulu2;486333 wrote: You're on vacation and find yourself overlooking a clothing-optional beach.....would you strip down & join the sunbathers? Or would you remian clothed?
Whatever my choice, there'd be cameras and lighting set up.

cherandbuster;485430 wrote: Hey Bagels



What's your favorite sexual position?
Well, I'm of the position that sex should be free and plentiful.



What about you, you feisty thing, you?

sunny104;485420 wrote: Can I have him?? :-4



I think he'd like Texas...even though we wear banana hats...or whatever it was that you said we do with bananas....:wah:
Well, you can take his body, but you'll never have his soul.

<t>caesar777;485387 wrote: What is the meaning of life?<br/>
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<t>Galbally;483895 wrote: Which do you find more exciting, a roll in the hay, or a kiss in the dark?<br/>
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<r>Imladris;483892 wrote: Favourite breakfast food?<br/>
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Porridge - should it be made with water or milk, sugar or salt?<br/>
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ArnoldLayne;483883 wrote: Tea. Milk in first or last ?
Croutons! Steeped in wood shavings! Mmmmm!



Actually, no milk. Herbal or green tea, sweetener in first. What about you?

<t>koan;483845 wrote: Do you think Stephen Harper was elected solely because of disapproval of the Liberals or do you think he would have won anyway?<br/>
I believe he was elected because 90% of Canadians are still too shy to vote for the party they really belong in - the Marijuana party!<br/>
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<r>sunny104;483842 wrote: awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!! :-4 <br/>
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What a cutie!!!! <br/>
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<r>YZGI;483835 wrote: How many homes have you rolled?<br/>
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<t>YZGI;483827 wrote: Why do Canadians hate Texans?<br/>
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<r>sunny104;483825 wrote: do you like bagels? <E>:)</E><br/>
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I'm glad you asked this very poignant and pertinent question! <br/>
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I love bagels! Especially the Bagels in the attached pic!<br/>
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<t>jimbo;483822 wrote: do you think Canadians are funnier than Americans :sneaky: :sneaky:<br/>
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Good luck, Wendybird!

No matter what, we'll always have... that one time you posted in my Intro thread?

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<t>Patsy Warnick;483818 wrote: Thats every state - its a government increase - isn't it??<br/>
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Crack would probably be cheaper - a pack of cigs will be nearly $8.00..<br/>
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This is a subjectless post in reply to a thread about nothing.

Diuretic;483535 wrote: The only cure for workaholism is a good burst of lazy-arsedness.


Waaaay ahead of you, cap'n

Let it out, dude.

I might need a screaming break myself this week.

koan;482512 wrote: ooh. thought of another one:

"can you keep a secret?" :-5




How about "You know I hate gossip, BUT..."



And P.S. - Hi guys, how are you today? :sneaky:

<r>AussiePam;482194 wrote: I used to feel the same way, bagels. But I think most people are probably happily fairly unaware of the nuances of language and are probably just following a closure formula they've learned. <br/>
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<t>AussiePam;481848 wrote: Interesting thread, Koan. I was thinking yesterday about the 'Have a Nice Day' phrase which came to Australia from America, grated horribly on antipodean ears at first but now is normal parlance. <br/>
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<r>abbey;481745 wrote: Hiya Bagel, welcome to FG <br/>
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chonsigirl;481746 wrote: Hi Bagel!<br/>
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Hi! (why are we only limited to four images per post... grr)<br/>
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cherandbuster;481747 wrote: Welcome Aboard! <br/>
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koan;481677 wrote: Holy lurker! Nice you finally joined in. <E>:)</E><br/>
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<t>pompom;481715 wrote: Not very good at this either but I usually try to go with it - it's like "stroking" activity in primates? Perhaps it's not the actual words that count in certain situations, those where people are slightly acquainted and no-one's sure of the other's feelings/intentions ...

<r>koan;481675 wrote: I'd also put in this category the oddity of having to answer<br/>
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