Post by Petar Nebosja on Sept 19, 2010 21:08:43 GMT -8
Greetings.
That is to say hello, I'm new, but not new. If you don't understand I'll spell it out for you. N, E, W, I, S, H. Newish in the sense that I am not from the country of FNG (Fucking New Guy), but from the country of I've-Been-Around-the-Block. As in, not like a common street whore with no teeth, but in the way that I have much experience and I'm not mad any more.
That's right, I'm not mad anymore. Fancy that.
No, I'm not British.
By me saying the word British, in reference to people that live among the British Isles, lumping the Irish (who are really going to want to piss on my face when I finish this sentence), the English, and the Scottish all into one category that is typically thought of as English, one can tell that I'm one of "Those Fucking Americans". In America I'd be referenced to as "That Fucking Guy" or for the faint of heart, or for christians, I'm to be referred to as "That Guy."
That Guy that doesn't give a damn. Or That Guy who happens to be a misanthrope, a happy misanthrope, fancy that.
I swear, I'm not a British person.
For those of you yet to notice, I like the word Fuck. It has a certain malleability to it. I can use it as just about any part of speech. It can be used as an interjection, an adverb, an adjective, a noun, a verb, probably a participle, maybe a gerundive and quite often as a subject, and perhaps, with clever thinking, as a preposition.
As a person that thinks he's kind of intelligent, or at least moderately intelligent let me introduce myself to the populace.
Let's insert a seemingly vague quote:
I want you to hit me as hard as you can.
Thank you.
Oh, and before I forget, the pleasure is mine, not yours, to make your acquaintance. Certain persons will be receiving private messages in short order, perhaps tonight, perhaps in a day or so, or perhaps not at all if I completely forget about this site and go about my rather busy daily life.
Thank you again.
That is to say hello, I'm new, but not new. If you don't understand I'll spell it out for you. N, E, W, I, S, H. Newish in the sense that I am not from the country of FNG (Fucking New Guy), but from the country of I've-Been-Around-the-Block. As in, not like a common street whore with no teeth, but in the way that I have much experience and I'm not mad any more.
That's right, I'm not mad anymore. Fancy that.
No, I'm not British.
By me saying the word British, in reference to people that live among the British Isles, lumping the Irish (who are really going to want to piss on my face when I finish this sentence), the English, and the Scottish all into one category that is typically thought of as English, one can tell that I'm one of "Those Fucking Americans". In America I'd be referenced to as "That Fucking Guy" or for the faint of heart, or for christians, I'm to be referred to as "That Guy."
That Guy that doesn't give a damn. Or That Guy who happens to be a misanthrope, a happy misanthrope, fancy that.
I swear, I'm not a British person.
For those of you yet to notice, I like the word Fuck. It has a certain malleability to it. I can use it as just about any part of speech. It can be used as an interjection, an adverb, an adjective, a noun, a verb, probably a participle, maybe a gerundive and quite often as a subject, and perhaps, with clever thinking, as a preposition.
As a person that thinks he's kind of intelligent, or at least moderately intelligent let me introduce myself to the populace.
Let's insert a seemingly vague quote:
I want you to hit me as hard as you can.
Thank you.
Oh, and before I forget, the pleasure is mine, not yours, to make your acquaintance. Certain persons will be receiving private messages in short order, perhaps tonight, perhaps in a day or so, or perhaps not at all if I completely forget about this site and go about my rather busy daily life.
Thank you again.
and British???
