Thursday, February 08, 2007

pulling a chain, of sorts

Is it wrong that we just told Jenny spina bifida is when someone pulls so hard on a baby's umbilical cord that its spine comes out?

'Cause it felt right.

It did.

9 comments:

lanyard said...

I responded to this on yer myspace.

Please post more. I needs it. For me Fryday.

DMn said...

I thought you might've.

Also, unrelatedly, can we make the past-tense of 'slave' be 'slove.' I like the way it looks, and it brings both slave and love to another level.

lanyard said...

Yes.

Yes we can.

And yes.

Yes it does.

Aron said...

I was slove to you both, but now I'm hove-to and drifting.

DMn said...

Ensloved or insloved?

We have to pick the spelling NOW. These things must be determined.

Aron said...
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lanyard said...

Well, if "slove" is the past tense, wouldn't it be either "enslove" or "inslove"? Adding a 'd' would be like saying "drowneded," wouldn't it?

I vote for "enslove"!

DMn said...

Dear god, the shame.

You are, of course, entirely correct.

Your humor enslove me, but your verb tenses set me free.

lanyard said...

Free at last, free at last: thank God almighty, I have subjugated another inspiring quote for my own base purposes!