The ultimate thread! (possible NSFW) (#30)

[srplus]

P00 - Honestly, it has gotten a little too warm down here to keep wearing the microfleece and the flannel... you got any silk ones?

[Jman]

Je me souviens.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by DSRTRDR

I stopped by dudes - anybody even see that

Who are you? We have short memories.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by GeoRoss

Well Fuckin' A!


I'm employed.

That leaves grrl as our last holdout of bumness (current college students don't count). And that ain't gonna last.

It's time to for someone to quit or get fired. Maybe I should kick my boss in the nuts and see what happens......OW!....nope, still got a job, damn it.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by semlin

assuming monnie took on that job steve wanted her to do

Oh yeah I forgot monnie is a bum too. So we got that going for us.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by Mars

I would not hesitate to walk on that. I'm just saying.

[yooper]

Originally Posted by Jman

That's going to be Mars's new nickname. Sapwood.

[rachel1027]

wow, you guys made the K while I was in the shower, chatty fuckers

[yooper]

Originally Posted by semlin

wait does iib have a job?

He's a student, living with his parents for the summer. Not being employed for him does not count as being a bum.

[monniepoo]

Originally Posted by srplus

P00 - Honestly, it has gotten a little too warm down here to keep wearing the microfleece and the flannel... you got any silk ones?

I think i can

[srplus]

Originally Posted by yooper

I've always thought those two words must be related, but I keep forgetting to look it up..

You got me wondering so I looked it up... could not resist.

cache [kæʃ] n → cachette f; - [Origin: 1585–95; < F, n. deriv. of cacher to hide < VL *coācticāre to stow away, orig. to pack together, equiv. to L coāct(us) collected (ptp. of cōgere; see coactive) + -icā- formative v. suffix + -re inf. ending]


The English word cash is of the French caisse, itself a borrowing of the Provençal caissa. That Provençal word is a derivative of the Latin capsa (box, chest), most likely by way of an unattested Vulgar Latin form *capsea;

Of course they did not show the root of cachette or cacher and since French has many of its roots in Latin I would not be surprised if they were somehow related.

[yooper]

[yooper]

[Jman]

Originally Posted by semlin

if you hide your currency in the woods is that a cash cache?

Once I had to cache a small Czech.

[Mars]

Humma hum.

[GeoRoss]

Originally Posted by GeoRoss

Well Fuckin' A!


I'm employed.

I'm still not convinced that this is a good course of action.

[yooper]

[GeoRoss]

Originally Posted by Mars

Get the hell out of here.

What happened to the drunken interviewing?!@?

I was neither drunk nor lecherous enough.





The HR person was hot though.

[yooper]