Off the Mark by Mark Parisi for September 04, 2016

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    Dr.DocSmith  about 8 years ago

    Not as good as had it been an arrest warrant.

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    Farside99  about 8 years ago

    He’s gonna have some regerts about this session.

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    blunebottle  about 8 years ago

    @anniebodyhome (yesterday)Re: Cheeseburger in Paradise……no, I’m not too young, probably too old. More likely, C&W is not a genre I ever listen to, so wouldn’t have known about the song. But thanks for clearing that up.Cheers,Blune.

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member about 8 years ago

    At least he won’t forget the butter…no wait… it’s on his back…

    OK, so the people standing behind him at the checkout will be reminded to run back and get eggs…or English muffins….Well…. IF it’s summer…. and if he’s not wearing a shirt…and the light is…

    Oh forget it.Useless.

    Then again, so is a sententious platitude in the middle of your back.

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    orinoco womble  about 8 years ago

    This guy puts the “tat” in tattoo.

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    Jeff0811  about 8 years ago

    简洁的老生常谈,谷歌它。

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    SusanSunshine Premium Member about 8 years ago

    Womble… it’s funny, just tonight I was talking to someone about almost that very thing.

    Not just tattoos, but jewelry, souvenirs, scarves… The tattoos might be totally fake characters that mean nothing…

    And the articles made by actual Chinese speakers can say anything, as well….How do you know that bracelet says “Long life and happiness?” If I were carving Chinese characters out of “ivory” to glue onto earrings, they might say “#$%! foreigners!” or at least “Stupid tourist.”

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    hcarpenter1  about 8 years ago

    ooooooooooooooooh thats not good.

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    neverenoughgold  about 8 years ago

    That reminds me…

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