Reply With QuoteWhy do you use a hammer. When you could be using a axe
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Why do you use a hammer. When you could be using a axe
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Zounds, I am defeated by your evasion of question marks.Originally Posted by Hellis
This reminds me of my travels in Nepal, where I met a Buddhist monk on the side of a mountain path. I asked him what his purpose was in wearing nothing but a robe on the snowy mountains during the late autumn. Late autumn in those lands is a harsh time, and while in my native country we enjoy a temperate climate where autumn means pumpkins and a slight decline in temperature, in Nepal autumn is a deep breath before the storms of winters. He replied to me that he wasn't sure what his purpose was, but in fact had come to this edge of the mountains to dwell on the matter.
Then we went back to his temple and watched Mean Girls. Nepalese monks have 1080p screens and Gretchen Wieners is just adorable, so I figured I might as well stay for movie night.
Why shouldn't we ask you questions..And the most important question that you will be facing.....Are you interesting enough to ask ?
Because you do not, usually, "axe" the nail that sticks out. You "hammer" it.
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Door's right there.
Because fuck that and obviously, respectively.
That's a big hammer.
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Good show Savoy.
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