Pretty funny... I had to refer to your post regarding how to spell "nekked"... so if I've used the word previously, then I would say it is, at the least, a double plagiarism. Sorry I gave you credit for that funny word, and sorry to anyone who may have used this very word in the past. Now in this card game... I slap down the old people's card of forgetfulness, judge! 😝 jb
Justbreathe
Sep 23, 2024 10:49 am
warrior
Sep 23, 2024 10:08 pm
This is a card game? I thought we were in People's Court USA.?? Actually, more like A.I. Mao court. That artificial intelligence thing acting like Big Brother should be held in contempt, fined, and locked up for 60 days.
Meanwhile, Alex T. is scratching his head, asking, "Huh?"
So, Your Honor, I call for a brief recess while Alex figures things out and the plaintiff just...tries...to...figure...things...she once said and forgotten.
The judge interrupts... "Excuse me, Mr. WARRIOR, I don't like your attitude and how you speak of these law-abiding people. Therefore, I'm ordering you to STFU. And court will resume tomorrow when I find my watch." Bangs gavel. Dismissed.
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