#1 2006-01-23 05:28:43

ironmaus

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Watching the raised eyebrows

I was just going through a few videos I'd missed.  I've got to say, when Miss 340 raises an eyebrow at 1:00, right before a wicked smile, it's downright flirtatious.  But when she raises both of them at 3:46, during the height of agony, it just kills me.

(The "oh, my lord" at 2:15 will also mark this as one of my favorites.)

pbrinton

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Re: Watching the raised eyebrows

(The "oh, my lord" at 2:15 will also mark this as one of my favorites.)

Actually a whole bunch of them. Sounded more like "God" to me though. I agree they raise the level several notches.

Reminds me of the old joke: What do atheists shout when they come?

Bishop Of Bath & Wells

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Re: Watching the raised eyebrows

Reminds me of the old joke: What do atheists shout when they come?

What does an athiest yell when cumming?
"Oh Fate and Destiny, Fate and Destiny!
Chemical Chance! Chemical Chance!"
-Bill Hicks

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PC elmo

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Re: Watching the raised eyebrows

  That's great!

And what do we observers say while we're watching? 

The involuntariness of vocalizations could also be a sarcastic proof of God's existence:  Even if we don't believe, some of us are just made that way!    (of course, for some of us, God's name is "YES!" )

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pbrinton

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Re: Watching the raised eyebrows

(of course, for some of us, God's name is "YES!" )

The best answer yet.

Jo

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My God Elmo! (or should I say: YES, Elmo...?)

I am going to discover a literally vein in your posts...

First this:

...the art of Smily-Fu !!!

and now again:

God's name is "YES!"

I am impressed!

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PC elmo

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Re: Watching the raised eyebrows

It is good to be appreciated.  I was debating whether to respond at all (not wanting to turn my "vein" into "vain" ), but I decided I could at least say thank you, Jo.  I remember seeing your comments posted in the overkill section, before there even was a forum -- it's good to be in such good company.  My main reason, though, is that this seems as appropriate a place as any to say that upcoming changes in life ... basically, job(s) + school = barely enough time to keep up on reading the forum, let alone post (and even less my occasional avalanche).  But what do I know?  I could always get inspired.  Anyway, I'm sure there are plenty of other smart-asses out there ready to torch on the carrier -- I see pbrinton's already on it 

Cheers, and Happy (lunar) New Year!

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pbrinton

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But what do I know?  I could always get inspired.  Anyway, I'm sure there are plenty of other smart-asses out there ready to torch on the carrier -- I see pbrinton's already on it 

Cheers, and Happy (lunar) New Year!

Hi PC

Thanks for noticing! Sorry to hear you will not be as active here; I have always enjoyed reading your posts. I must admit I can seldom resist a good wisecrack. I have always believed that humor os a great lubricant for life (as long as it is the good-natured kind).

I can't believe it is the new year again already! I had only just got used to writing year of the rooster on my checks!

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PC elmo

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Re: Watching the raised eyebrows

Hi PC

Thanks for noticing! Sorry to hear you will not be as active here; I have always enjoyed reading your posts. I must admit I can seldom resist a good wisecrack. I have always believed that humor os a great lubricant for life (as long as it is the good-natured kind).

I can't believe it is the new year again already! I had only just got used to writing year of the rooster on my checks!

    Good stuff!

Yes, I too prefer that my lubricant is good-natured. 

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