txdohczc

no ---- thats what cause the confusion in the first place... thats why i said p.r.s in starwars not star trek like it should be

txdohczc

cause that how the joke goes..i missed one word and now the sky is falling

beaker

.....how exactly does the sky fall?


and furthermore......are you calling star wars a joke? -------

Tom-Guy

You can kid all you want, but the mexican dishwasher at my old job was a ------- awesome dude. All he did was work, and be nice as ---- to everybody, he was hardcore. We gave him a digital camera one Christmas, he went back home for a couple weeks a few months later, and when he came back he was showing us pictures of his kids, his land, his dogs, his burros, etc. Crazy wierd ---- when you are raised American, but the guy's basically built a family legacy (by rural mexican standards) because he's happy with his cultural identity and doesn't want a bunch of materialistic western ----. He just wanted to be a landowner in his own country, and be able to leave something tangible (by rural mexican standards) to all his kids.

beaker

ok..........

but back to the matter at hand................






















how exactly does the sky fall?

jacob

beaker

where does the sky end to be able to fall.....technically.....the sky is already on the ground.....so theres no where to fall to...

jacob

if i were hit on the head with large hail then i would probably think the sky was falling :P

jacob

sky Audio Help /skaɪ/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[skahy] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation noun, plural skies, verb skied or skyed, sky·ing.
–noun Often, skies (for defs. 1–4). 1. the region of the clouds or the upper air; the upper atmosphere of the earth: airplanes in the sky; cloudy skies.