[quote=Mary Loquacious]Paraphrasing...

"Whoso pulleth this swerd from this stone is rightwise kinge of all England."

For some reason, "pulleth this swerd" struck me very, very funny.  Middle English is so damn cray-zay...[/quote]

[quote=Golgot]please, call a Troose b4 it all gets Loq-jaw-uacious

Erm, shall i fall on my swurd now (that stands for extra-sh*tty-turd-words ;))[/quote]

[quote=Sir Toose]Can't sneak nothin by you, wurdgurl.[/quote]

[quote=Mary Loquacious]It shall.  And stanks for noticing.  :D

Wurd:  the official Toose-meld of "word" and "turd".  You knew it had to happen someday, folks.

"Words are turds!"[/quote]

[quote=Sir Toose]Will that be the official MaryLo wurd of the day? Stanks all, Stanks for everything.[/quote]

[quote=Revenge of Mr M]Just one more vote to be collected before the axe falls on one unfortunate DeNiro Tribe member...[/quote]

[quote=Mary Loquacious]Stanks, Toose.  Mistakes like that make me nervous.

When I get nervous, I start biting, and I don't know what happens after that.[/quote]

[quote=Sir Toose]I eradicated the evidence :D[/quote]

[quote=Mary Loquacious]Sorry about the Great Cinema Taste Test Mix-up, lords and ladies.  The list that's up now is the real list--a.k.a. Super List.  The one before was merely Super List's billionaire playboy alter-ego, Frank McSchwain.[/quote]

[quote=Sir Toose]Oooohhh good catch Caity![/quote]

[quote=Nikki]Did someone say......man and woman in the same sentence..........[/quote]