Thursday, June 15

Magnetism is one of the Six Fundamental Forces of the Universe, with the other five being Gravity, Duct Tape, Whining, Remote Control, and The Force That Pulls Dogs Toward The Groins Of Strangers. Thinkexist.com Quotations - Dave Barry. American Writer and Humorist best known for his weekly newspaper column. b.1947

15 Comments:

At 15.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Magentism the language of love, flirting, boardom, and what keeps drawing me back to your page.

 
At 15.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Gravity- what brings me down to earth arter dreaming of you.

 
At 15.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Duct Tape- waht makes me stick to you during the difficult times.

 
At 15.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Whining- All I do when I'm without you.. wink, wink.

 
At 15.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Remote control- You don't even have to be near me and you can turn me on.

 
At 15.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

The Force that pulls dogs towards the groins of Strangers- That's just plain endorphines, being released and causing a sexy kind of croth odour.... it's like Ice cream and chocolate sauce to dogs... maybe not?

 
At 15.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I hope you have enjoyed my comments, I figured my quote needed more explanation.

 
At 15.6.06, Blogger Janice said...

scary.

 
At 15.6.06, Blogger Justin N said...

one time i saw a dog start trying to hump my older brother. i fell over i was laughing so hard...

 
At 15.6.06, Blogger Josh said...

[speechless]

 
At 15.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

:)

 
At 16.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

I love your big dog.

 
At 16.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Unless the woman and the building and the trees are really small, and then the dog is just average.

 
At 16.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

The only thing small on that dog are his feet, and you know what the say about a dog with small feet...;)

 
At 16.6.06, Anonymous Anonymous said...

The smaller the feet the harder it is to hear the dog that is coming towards the "Groins Of Strangers"

 

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