I can't believe that it starred out donkey!

So, Pete is Robin Goodfellow, and Joel is Bottom, so who is Queen Titania? Can't be Spirit Dragon, or else she fell in love with the wrong dog, and Bailey isn't exactly a Faery Queen (she's more of a Valkyrie).

TBH, it didn't. I used the word that refers to the Donkey subgenre. Pity it's also spelled the same way as an insult in the U.S.A.

It shouldn't star out any common name for Equus Africanus or Equus Hemionus, regardless of colloquial usage. Particularly since it's just an Americanism for what is properly spelled with four letters in the Queen's English. Harrumph harrumph.

she's holding it up to see how she might look in it. Humans do the same thing fully clothed.

It also stars out that spelling, plus the filter can't pay attention to context. It even get's this word (easier to link it than to try to explain it without using the word)
and on another not, the second time it was starred out he meant the other meaning, so it got 50% right

I accept that and should have said 'Rick changed Joel from... one of them... into a King'. Time to move on.

Deliranti isti Americani.

So, Pete is Robin Goodfellow, and Joel is Bottom, so who is Queen Titania? Can't be Spirit Dragon, or else she fell in love with the wrong dog, and Bailey isn't exactly a Faery Queen (she's more of a Valkyrie).

Erza Scarlet.

You can talk about eternal damnation all you like, but if your favorite stage production is ******* and Old Lace, get outta here! That's right, don't even think about mentioning element number 33!

I agree with that last bit. It's really too bad that *that* word has been misused by my countrymen as something it didn't mean originally. I remember we used to have a book of fables, and *that* word was used in it. Even as a child I had heard people misuse *that* word, so when I read the book I had to ask what it meant.
On this subject: does the curse originate from the behavior of said donkey sub-classification? I've heard the phrase 'stubborn as a mule' and I wonder if 'stubborn as an bubblegum' was a parallel statement.

Disclaimer: I hereby accept full responsability should any of this post's contents offend anyone, and submit myself to the punishment of being ban-acorn'd by Dissenssion: Super Squirrel.


My thoughts exactly, she ironically looks more scantly dressed with those clothes than without them!


You mean the failed pupeteer who got his head replaced with that of a donkey? (What a coincidence, I played the part of Oberon back in elementary and my little brother, who gained more popularity amongst the parent audience, played the pupeteer.)

First off, only his head got replaced, and temporally at that.
And second, Shakespeare didn't do that, Puck did!


Funny, ever since I read the "Trial in Heaven" arc, I've had Psalm 82 going on in my head. I'm not gonna quote it, though, because:
1) It's a bit long for these posts' standards.
And
2) U.S. forum moderators are highly allergic to religious quotations, and I don't want Dissenssion to throw me a ban-acorn and then feast on my corpse like a koala who has just felled a zebra during one of it's nightly hunts. Let me tell ya, those koalas are something fierce!

I love the threads. Such randomness.

If it were a completelly linear and easilly predictable trail of discussion, it wouldn't be worth reading.

And yet, some structure is nice. Which is why threads tend to have some sort of topic.

Why must weddings be so complicated? There's sooooo much to get done. I wonder if Bailey's getting a little overwhelmed by it all.
I understand it's a fairly substantial event, but I still prefer simpler weddings. Maybe I just don't get "ceremony" so well...

Ooooooh! And then there's Weddimg anniversaries! I wonder what they'll plan together.

I never understood huge gimongus extravegant weddings.

Simple works for me.
As long as the reception is fun.

Me too.

I mean... a wedding is about sharing a bond with another person, and having friends and family there to be part of it.

Going huge just... takes away from that.

I agree.

I imagine King's worst nightmare is a small wedding in a forest clearing with the woodland critters as the guests and Zach officiating.... um, not forced at all!!!

Guys, and I mean guys not everyone, ya'll are missing the point of a wedding. It's a party that proves love to the woman or guy you luv. The only reason why they need to be so big is because society makes it sound like it is THEE most important thing in the world to their children, and to show that we REALLY care for this person, we do the best we can to make that the moment they've been waiting for their whole life. But I'm just a fourteen year old boy, your free to think what you wanna think dudes.

It's not that I don't get that.

But at the same time you don't have to go OVERBOARD.
A nice, beautiful wedding. Maybe some doves.



Doves in slow motion.

Saw it.
Had to do it.

This forum needs a "like" button.

*likes*

@Obbl: where did you get Rick's font?

BWAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!

Funny part is, I was think 21 Jump Street.
With the droves in the limo.

DOVES IN SLOW MOTION

It's called "WebLetterer" and it's free

http://www.1001freefonts.com/WebLetterer.php

Cool. Thanks. This could be quite useful.

King is so cheap for buying this on a costume store instead of a wedding store.

It's not cheap, it's practical

Reckon he'll find a top hat to match?

He's a secret...aaagent man......err dog

If I wasn't so lazy, I'd browse the lyrics just to make the full parody improved version.

I'd say frugal, actually

That'd be only because he hasn't been to Pete's temple yet.

Zach officiating? That's what the squirrel nuns are for!

HAL'S Costumes.
"Secrent Agent" tuxedo.
Only thing left for King to buy is a bandana. With the infinity symbol.
Then he will be looking like Solid Snake