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10/21/2016 4:51:27 PM
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Y'know, I think like you, you & I have very much the same sense of sarcasm/humor.
Which frightens me somewhat. D:
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Indeed, it's always a terrifying pleasure to meet somebody who can put up a decent fight when it comes to a battle of wits, and you think to yourself, "We could rip each other apart with insults and still manage to laugh at the end of it!"
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"Terrifying pleasure"... now that sounds like a date. :) [spoiler]Kidding!!![/spoiler]
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Edited by Solovey_Serenade: 10/21/2016 6:00:06 PMIt seemed a succinct description. Unfortunately, my dates are usually just the opposite; they go from pleasurable to terrifying. [spoiler]After seeing the bill and knowing that we still have to pay the babysitter[/spoiler]
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Let's try coining a new word. "Plearifying". For those of us who don't fear that fine line where pain meets pleasure.
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Edited by Solovey_Serenade: 10/22/2016 4:14:36 AMI like the way you think!! Now we just have to figure out a way to make it popular... Oh! What if we wrote a book about a girl who talks to her 'inner goddess' and uses this coined word excessively to describe her creepy stalke- I mean, endearing lover? We could call it, "50 Tones of Plearifying." Scratch that. Our society is too smart to make something like that successful. We'll have to figure out another way I guess. [spoiler]It would seem we have more in common than just our sense of humor.[/spoiler]
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I accidentally invented the term "creepy sexy" last night, that's another one that might enter the lexicon. You can't describe it, but you know it when you see it. [spoiler]We should definitely continue this in PM form, before we freak out the normals. Just for fun of course, nothing creepy.[/spoiler]
