yeah well i do a really good adam impression, all i do is close my eyes and pretend i'm a short chris carraba - BAM!
I'm actually a half inch taller. Check yo self befrore you wreck yo self, Emeril.
the fact that you knew that is sad.
you love him just as much as i do. admit it.....
*fist pumping* MAAAAAAAKING OUT!!!
HAHA! it's crazy how none of you people feel foolish screaming that one line. i saw DC live with Weezer and 1/2 the place was singing the DC songs and they sang that part all loud and proud...
makin' out. haha. in my old age i call it: passionately displaying physically affectionate familiarity. or PDPAF.
I hate PDPDPAF (public displays of passionately displaying physically affectionate familiarity)
PDPDAF is gross. I just want to throw a drink on them or something!
check out dashboard unplugged. thewalkhome, front & center...
another one of those...."hey that's your husband" moments.
i rememeber seeing him, and was like....hey, i KNOW that guy! haha yea, that guy is your hubby now. weird.
i know i remember you calling me and telling me that the guy from the walk home was in that... i was like are you sure? hahaha
all of you leave me alone. especially jahanna and tina. jahina.
hahahha, this made me giggle. meep meep.
adam asked me why you say things like "meep meep, meow, rah...etc." i told him it just makes sense. he said its our own little none understanding language.
haha, it does. sometimes, stuff just does not make sense without adding an expletive.
ex·ple·tive (ěk'splĭ-tĭv)
n.
An exclamation or oath, especially one that is profane, vulgar, or obscene.
what does MEEP actually mean?!?!?!?!?!
WRONG! The word expletive comes from the Latin verb explere, meaning "to fill", via expletivus, "filling out".
OR
Syntactic expletives are words that perform a syntactic role but contribute nothing to meaning
Meep conveys more of a feeling than an actual MEANING.
we are all now DUMBER from reading these 2 statements... please throw out your keyboards and never type on this forum again for the love of GOD!
Oh Tina, bringing back the infamous quoting from dictionary.com
Weird. My sister and I communicate in "mow"s and "rah"s.