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Posted By: Coffeebean T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/03/09 10:43 PM
I saw a funny one the other day:

DON'T LIKE YOUR JOB? FAKE IT!
Posted By: Faldage Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/03/09 10:45 PM
SINCERITY IS VERY IMPORTANT. IF YOU CAN FAKE THAT YOU'VE GOT IT MADE.
Posted By: PastorVon Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/03/09 11:43 PM
Originally Posted By: Faldage
SINCERITY IS VERY IMPORTANT. IF YOU CAN FAKE THAT YOU'VE GOT IT MADE.


There's only one problem. Sincerity means that you are not faking it.
Posted By: Buffalo Shrdlu Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/04/09 01:03 AM
IRONY IS NOT MAGNETIC.
Posted By: DixieRose Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/04/09 02:18 AM
Paychecks are rather magnetic... They make me stick around!
Posted By: Faldage Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/04/09 11:26 AM
Thank you, eta cygne.

Then there's the one I saw just yesterday:

HOCKEY MOMS FOR OBAMA.
Posted By: BranShea Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/04/09 05:19 PM
Swan?
Posted By: Faldage Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/04/09 09:54 PM
Eta and I have both soloed the Olim Lacus from Carl Orff's Carmina Burana. It's a song about a swan dinner, sung by the swan.
Posted By: BranShea Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/05/09 06:45 AM
Oh, aha, that is quite something. Wish you could perform it here.
Posted By: Faldage Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/05/09 11:37 AM
It was my swan song.
Posted By: Buffalo Shrdlu Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/05/09 11:47 AM
Originally Posted By: BranShea
Oh, aha, that is quite something. Wish you could perform it here.


well, you can hear me: Olim Lacus (around 4Mb)

:¬ )
Posted By: BranShea Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/05/09 03:32 PM
Very well sung I'm really impressed. Specially after what I found and listened to on YouTube. Glad to have it in my music files. Wow! power!
Posted By: LukeJavan8 Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/05/09 05:10 PM
Originally Posted By: etaoin
Originally Posted By: BranShea
Oh, aha, that is quite something. Wish you could perform it here.


well, you can hear me: Olim Lacus (around 4Mb)

:¬ )


I listen to Carmina Burana frequently. I too am impressed. Thanks for sharing.
Posted By: Jackie Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/06/09 01:53 AM
On the sweatshirt I gave Hubby for Christmas:
You never see motorcycles outside psychiatrists' offices .
They omitted the apostrophe, though. frown
Posted By: Faldage Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/06/09 11:05 AM
Originally Posted By: Jackie
On the sweatshirt I gave Hubby for Christmas:
You never see motorcycles outside psychiatrists' offices .
They omitted the apostrophe, though. frown


That's just because they don't park them outside. Check the waiting room next time you're going by.
Posted By: tsuwm Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/06/09 03:45 PM
Originally Posted By: Faldage
Originally Posted By: Jackie
On the sweatshirt I gave Hubby for Christmas:
You never see motorcycles outside psychiatrists' offices .
They omitted the apostrophe, though. frown


That's just because they don't park them outside. Check the waiting room next time you're going by.


they park them inside‽ oh, wait.. you were probly referring to the apostrophe.
-joe (where's the redundancy when you need it) friday
Posted By: Faldage Re: T Shirts and Bumper Stickers - 04/06/09 11:23 PM
Originally Posted By: tsuwm
Originally Posted By: Faldage
Originally Posted By: Jackie
On the sweatshirt I gave Hubby for Christmas:
You never see motorcycles outside psychiatrists' offices .
They omitted the apostrophe, though. frown


That's just because they don't park them outside. Check the waiting room next time you're going by.


they park them inside‽ oh, wait.. you were probly referring to the apostrophe.
-joe (where's the redundancy when you need it) friday


They park the bikes in the shrink's reception area, duh. A) They wouldn't want anyone seeing their bikes parked outside the shrink's office, bad for their image and 2) riding your bike into the building is a lot more dramatic entrance than walking meekly in like some mere citizen.
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