The above is a Maryland Temporary Plate, BTW.
"Dildonic Plague" ha, ha - gotta remember that one. (Alas if only there were a cure!)
Greenberg and Better the wrong man...ha ha ha
Jealous much...? I think you have more than overused the terms "overpriced tin box", "dildo(insert attachment here)", and "dunghole."
Jealous? Of what? I do not own a BMW, nor would I. I think that the word that you want is 'envious', and I do not envy anyone who has a BMW. I do not envy the payments, the collision insurance cost or anything else about a BMW.Why is it that people think that those of us who make disparaging remarks about Lexus, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, BMW or any car like that want one? I do not want one of those things. And it is 'Bunghole" not 'Dunghole'. Type much? Use the English language much?
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with the term "bunghole," as it's not really part of my daily vocabulary. The last time I checked, "dildonic" and "jackoffbreath" were not part of the "English language." Perhaps in your world...
It's a shame it's just a temporary tag. I don't bother to flag them as the value of the flag expires with the tag.
And I think "jealous" works just fine, though you yourself just added on the label "envious," which works as well.
Read much? Understand English much? I stated that I DO NOT envy anyone who owns a BMW or any other such car. I even stated some of the things that I do NOT envy about owning one of those overpriced buggies.'Bung' and 'Bunghole' are terms applied to the coopering profession and the manufacture of metallic kegs, as well. They are also used, as slang, to describe the rectal aperture.Yes, 'dildonic' and 'jackoffbreath' may be invented words, but they are not misuses of existing words. 'Jealous' must be one of the most misused words in the English Language.Why is it that people who want to criticise or disagree with someone far too frequently fail to read what he posts? Thay mess bee reel samrt peepul.
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