'True Story.'
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This is my new favourite phrase. Put randomly into an utterance, it's a powerful comedic tool, imo.
True story.
True story.
'We're learning songs for baby Jesus' birthday. His mum and dad were Merry and Joseph. He had a bed made of clay and the three kings bought him Gold, Frankenstein and Merv as presents.'
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
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True story
Where I'm not ugly and you're lookin' at me
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
cuz i thought he says that a lot.
Edit : and it rhymed!!
Where I'm not ugly and you're lookin' at me
Sorry I was asking that to AmentsChick... she said I was loopy. I'm not loopy, I'm right as rain.
Yeah good rhyme dude.
You could go on Jackanory.
True story.
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
Because you said it was 3am and you were losing it (or something to that affect).
That is also true.. I am a walking contradition. OK, not a walking one..
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
Sorry, am I a horrible person if that made me laugh?! :( (Please say no!!)
Laugh away! I don't make so many jokes about my disability so that people feel guilty about laughing.. What am I a masorchist? (How do you spell that anyway, is that right?) Massarchist? Masocist? Massage therapist?
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
I do feel guilty. Awful, actually. :(
:( Oh, there there! Come and give a crip a hug!?
(How many more til you're convinced I don't mind?)
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
A few more.
don't worry
i am a woman!!!!
Where I'm not ugly and you're lookin' at me
Why does it make you feel guilty? I know your guilt comes from a good place... you don't want to offend... but I also think it comes from a subconscious feeling of pity (a little bit)... just a life observation.
Edit: True story.
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
Long story short...my aunt went off on everyone at a family reunion one year for not treating her daughter (from a previous marriage) like everyone else. I thought I had been doing a good job including her in conversations and activities and apparently I didn't. She has MS (I think) and can't speak or control movement. I felt awful and still do to this day.
At the risk of changing the subject of this thread (LOL!), everyone's different.. But being treated exactly the same as everyone else is exactly what I want; sometimes disability sucks monkey bollocks, but what better way is there to live through it, than to laugh? And I like to invite others to laugh with me.... Not everyone will see it my way, but I hope you do. It's my general observation (and I have to be careful, I know, I am generalising) that America (and the western world, really) is FAR too sensitive and sentimental about the whole issue
Chris Rock and others laugh about their experiences of being black - Others laugh with them. What's the difference?
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
p.s. p.s. is mine
Well then I have to give props to Cory then don't I, so as not to plagiarise....
Thanks Cory. And don't worry... I don't use it in my daily life because verbally, I haven't got the comedic talents to deliver it right. You'll have to tell me how it's supposed to sound if we ever meet..
True st... ahhh fuck it.
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
You know being invisible doesn't work if you still keep posting.
I'm invisible?? I didn't even know... I am WEENING myself off til Monday!
And I seem to be spelling WEANING differently every time I write it.... so either I change the word (which I don't want to do because it serves my communicative purpose perfectly), or someone needs to tell me how it's supposed to be fuckin spelt...
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
Don't ask me. I can't spell exstaticely! Or airhed!
I'm kidding!
Yes well me and Cory are both genies in a lamp..
True yarn.
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
indubitable anecdote
Accurate narrative.
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
Bah! The mystery's gone now... :mad:
Oh crap.... OK so I was lying; now you have to guess what I actually am...
- the great Sir Leo Harrison