Originally Posted by Mark Cothren
Naturally Stu, that would be a Double Dog Dare....
....Domo....
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Naturally Stu, that would be a Double Dog Dare....
....Domo....
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What did he call me?....Domo....
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He said "Thanks"
Hey Stu - Don't touch my mustache!
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......Arigato.....
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kazaimus, hai!
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I need everyone to sit down and grab ahold of something solid... this redheaded Arky actually knew what that meant...
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Close, you missed just a touch, it would would be "GOzaimasu"
"Domo arigato gozaimasu"
Would be "Thank you very much" in the most polite form
Domo is thanks
Arigato is Thank you................
There will be a test next week
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Say what !?!? I ain't takin' no stinkin' test
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Hey Stu, what Andy really needs to know is how you say "Would you please pass me the grits?"...........
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Aw that is easy..........Hey Stu, what Andy really needs to know is how you say "Would you please pass me the grits?"...........
"Gu-ritzu kudasai!"
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I thought it was gu-ritzu hasem exlax....
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Ahem! The TOS here has rules about profanity, regardless of how it's disguised.Aw that is easy..........
"Gu-ritzu kudasai!"
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I don't think they're being enforced: the moderators keep allowing the use of the word "grits".
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Heck, I don't even know what "Grits" are..........
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Stu - grits are some kinda southern bioengineered vegetable matter that is predominantly used by southerners to smooth stuff. They glue it to a piece of paper and rub this against the wood. Once all the grittiness has been worn away, the paper is dumped into a pot of water and boiled for an hour or twelve. The resultant mush is spread out on local roads on hot days and the combined effect of the tires and sun creates a dry pulverized appearance that is then glued to a piece of paper and rubbed against the wood. Once all the grittiness has been worn away, the paper is dumped into a pot of water and boiled for an hour or twelve. The resultant mush is spread out on local roads on hot days and the combined effect of the tires and sun creates a dry pulverized appearance that is then glued to a piece of paper and rubbed against the wood. Once all the grittiness has been worn away, the paper is dumped into a pot of water and boiled for an hour or twelve. The resultant mush is spread out on local roads on hot days and the combined effect of the tires and sun creates a dry pulverized appearance that is then glued to a piece of paper and rubbed against the wood. Once all the grittiness has been worn away, the paper is dumped into a pot of water and boiled for an hour or twelve. The resultant mush is spread out on local roads on hot days and the combined effect of the tires and sun creates a dry pulverized appearance that is then glued to a piece of paper and rubbed against the wood. Once all the grittiness has been worn away, the paper is dumped into a pot of water and boiled for an hour or twelve. The resultant mush is spread out on local roads on hot days and the combined effect of the tires and sun creates a dry pulverized appearance that is then powdered onto possum guts and eaten.
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