Poll: Do you have a teddy bear / stuffed animal? And if so are you a dude?
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I have a small collection of stuffed "animals" that are paraphernalia for various games, such as a Tonberry and a Dragon Quest slime; mostly things I picked up while I was in Japan. Also, plush Cthulhu.
I had a snowman for a day that sung a horribly annoying song for a day once.
Then I used it to disrupt my english class the day before christmas break and the teacher laughed at, took, and played with it the rest of the period.
I never saw it again (she said it melted), so I have no stuffed animal. MANLY MAN.
Then I used it to disrupt my english class the day before christmas break and the teacher laughed at, took, and played with it the rest of the period.
I never saw it again (she said it melted), so I have no stuffed animal. MANLY MAN.
I have a stuffed dog called Hunter that my older sister gave me when I was born. He is called Hunter because the woman who gave him to her was the owner of Hunter's department store that my grandmother worked in. I have had him ever since. I am a man and I am 26. Anyone who thinks that is lame doesn't appreciate Hunter's cry wit.
I've got several beanie babies, a couple of dragons. Probably another plushie of some kind or other. Plus... Something like 20-30 other dragons around me room. Not counting the necklaces...
I ain't a lumberjack (but they're okay, what with their sleeping all night and working all day), but I'm male. I think it balances, considering how much a weapons and combat enthusiast I am.
I ain't a lumberjack (but they're okay, what with their sleeping all night and working all day), but I'm male. I think it balances, considering how much a weapons and combat enthusiast I am.
Yes. Wich is the correct use.MaxFan said:
Uhm .. Who? The advertisers? I don't know.
Me? Well .. No. But I know for a fact that "cetera" means somewhere along the lines of "else, otherwise". Wich would lead me to the assumption that "et" would be the equivilent of "and" in the "and the rest".
The use of one, other or a third would mean they were wrong. You wouldn't say 'an apple, a pear and etcetera' since it would literally translate as 'an apple, a pear and and so forth'. There is no need for the 'and'. In fact, etcetera is two words; 'et cetera' meaning 'and so forth'.
I have a lot of stuffed from when I was a kid, and I don't want my parents to throw them away. I don't really know why, but I kind of find them as mementos of a more innocent time... Do I cuddle up each night with a nice little teddy bear? No, they mainly just sit in an old bin but I do not want to get rid of them.
I've got three stuffed monkeys/apes of varying sizes around the house.
1) Manuel: one of those monkeys with Velcro hands and feet. The cats play with him a lot.
2) Scooter: a little brown monkey I got from a gift store in Yosemite when I was 7 or so. He lives on my tree lamp.
3) Sammy Sasquatch: isn't really a bigfoot, but is an orangutan with long tickly hair. He's usually on top of my dresser (or the floor if the cats got to him).
1) Manuel: one of those monkeys with Velcro hands and feet. The cats play with him a lot.
2) Scooter: a little brown monkey I got from a gift store in Yosemite when I was 7 or so. He lives on my tree lamp.
3) Sammy Sasquatch: isn't really a bigfoot, but is an orangutan with long tickly hair. He's usually on top of my dresser (or the floor if the cats got to him).