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I bet J.K. Rowling knows how to spell ellipsis.

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Yeah, she sure showed him. Wait...

Stu has a crush on me.

I wish I could think of a witty response to that, Burgerboy, but your obsession with me is just sad.

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Yeah, she sure showed him. Wait...

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For what? Is there going to be a joke? A point? Something meaningful?

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I wish I could think of a witty response to that, Burgerboy, but your obsession with me is just sad.

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Not responding at all would work, you know.

Stu has a crush on me.

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For what? Is there going to be a joke? A point? Something meaningful?

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It's alright, Stu. Just let it go.




Stu has a crush on me.

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Not responding at all would work, you know.

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I could say the same for you. Hey, have you ever heard of the Bozo filter? I really wouldn't object to being regarded as a Bozo by a bozo like you.

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I've been saying the same thing for a while, Stu. It seems that we both enjoy annoying each other too much to take any real action. So, really, we're both dicks. But you're fat and old.

Stu has a crush on me.

Chang Lee.

Edward the Confessor
Richard the Lionheart
Bung the Hole

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an elipsis has three periods (sort of like your last sexual partner

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Oh now that's good.

On the subject of Harry Potter, I was drunkenly walking through Cardiff city centre on Friday at around 23.45 only to find a queue of adults waiting to buy the new book, some of whom were dressed like Harry Potter and the slimy Alan Rickman guy who's name, thankfully, evades me.

Bollocks, I just remembered it's Snape.

So yeah, I took the piss out of them for a few minutes but I gained nothing but a cheap, transitory satisfaction from the experience since mocking adults who are dressed as wizards and waiting to buy a child's book for themselves at midnight is really far too easy.

"The challenge of modernity is to live without illusions and without becoming disillusioned" - Antonio Gramsci

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mocking adults who are dressed as wizards and waiting to buy a child's book for themselves at midnight is really far too easy.

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But it's still fun. They know they deserve it.

Stu has a crush on me.