subvocalizing "to be" (even in written text) is a good start, IMO

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Aug 21, 2014
11:23:13am

BlueBuffoon

subvocalizing "to be" (even in written text) is a good start, IMO

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BlueBuffoon

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Last login: Apr 25, 2024
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Time

'the train has left the station', 'that ship has sailed', 'the fat lady has sung

franklyvulgar

8/21/14 11:21am

Be Patient

kccougar

8/21/14 11:23am

subvocalizing "to be" (even in written text) is a good start, IMO

BlueBuffoon

8/21/14 11:23am

Beating a dead horse.

rainbowbright

8/21/14 11:25am

Smoke!

8/21/14 11:27am

Don't hold your breath.

foofcoug

8/21/14 11:27am

Except when you smoke.

8/21/14 11:32am

welcome to big 12 country

stonecougar

8/21/14 11:28am

Here's one:

8/21/14 11:31am

Just waiting for the ink to dry on the contract...

8/21/14 11:31am

Hey man, its like your, opinion man.

rainbowbright

8/21/14 11:31am

Everybody knows the situation is fluid... Duh.

shoganai

8/21/14 11:42am

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