Anti-"Stook" Club
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From: t(-_-*t) (i"-_-)i
Raptor,
I dont think you can ever miss spell the word STOOK...
bwahahaha
DaRKCrow
"I am neutral about this, let everyone call their car the way they like...because they paid the money to buy it."
I dont think you can ever miss spell the word STOOK...
bwahahaha
DaRKCrow
"I am neutral about this, let everyone call their car the way they like...because they paid the money to buy it."
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From: Minneapolis
Where do I sign up, Mr. President of the Anti-Stook Club?
STOOK seems like someone's trying WAY too hard to be clever.
I humbly suggest that we focus our energies instead on more important matters...like when I should take delivery of my S2K? (winter's about to hit Minnesota--a less-than-ideal climate for a rear-wheel drive roadster--yet the 2002 S2Ks are beginning to arrive....and they're calling my name.... AAAAAHHHHH!)
STOOK seems like someone's trying WAY too hard to be clever.
I humbly suggest that we focus our energies instead on more important matters...like when I should take delivery of my S2K? (winter's about to hit Minnesota--a less-than-ideal climate for a rear-wheel drive roadster--yet the 2002 S2Ks are beginning to arrive....and they're calling my name.... AAAAAHHHHH!)
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From: Lagru
Ok, count me in.
Incidentally, if you reverse the unmentionable term under discussion, it becomes koots. This sounds exactly like our illustrious Queen's exclusive bankers (Couts). "Banker" is British rhyming slang for a certain repetitive hand action. This is apropos of nothing so make of it what you will
Pete
Incidentally, if you reverse the unmentionable term under discussion, it becomes koots. This sounds exactly like our illustrious Queen's exclusive bankers (Couts). "Banker" is British rhyming slang for a certain repetitive hand action. This is apropos of nothing so make of it what you will
Pete