I was hoping to never see that video again >_<Quote:
Originally Posted by Værn
on topic: Blindly Following.
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I was hoping to never see that video again >_<Quote:
Originally Posted by Værn
on topic: Blindly Following.
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Originally Posted by Psychokitty
Anti-christ merely means against Christ. Not only is that possible, but a great deal of Christianity centers around that concept.
Santa Anna was the generals full name. Santa Clause has nothing to do with it.
Mary is just a womans name. No inherent contradiction there. (Point in fact, certain historical Marys were quite bloody).
Saint Bernard is the name of the species. They got that name, in part, because of the fact that they were often used to rescue travelers. Quite appropriate, really.
Back on topic...
Accidentally on purpose
Act naturally
Beaucractic efficiency
Friendly fire
Genuine immitation
Ojective opinion
Same Difference?
does that work?
ITT people that don't know what oxymorons are.
Proxymoron. :shifty:
Strippers dressing room.
Me like!Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkLadyNyara
Hah, that's great. :kaoclove:Quote:
Originally Posted by Old Manus
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Originally Posted by oddler
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Originally Posted by DarkLadyNyara*eyelid twitch*Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychokitty
Anti-christ merely means against Christ. Not only is that possible, but a great deal of Christianity centers around that concept.
Santa Anna was the generals full name. Santa Clause has nothing to do with it.
Mary is just a womans name. No inherent contradiction there. (Point in fact, certain historical Marys were quite bloody).
Saint Bernard is the name of the species. They got that name, in part, because of the fact that they were often used to rescue travelers. Quite appropriate, really.
Back on topic...
Accidentally on purpose
Act naturally
Beaucractic efficiency
Friendly fire
Genuine immitation
Ojective opinion
In a sense, what I said was right. I know Santa Anna doesn't have to do with Santa Clause, but they have the same first part of their name, and their actions are opposit, so they contridict, and that makes them oxymorons. Bloody-Mary is an oxymoron if you relate it to Christianity, and I'll at least agree that the "Saint Bernard" isn't an oxymoron, and "Anti-Christ" can be used as one, but probibly most unlikely to be used as one in many cases.
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Originally Posted by sillybuttons™
(rolling and dieing on floor, laughing my f**king head off, and I contenue on laughing untell my kidny explodes and I still contenue to laugh, untell I die from lack of air from laughing too much, and i go to Heavan while I still contenue to laugh))
Oxymoron
Gentleman
Evily Thoughtfull
Sweet Revenge!!!
A Little on the Tall Side
A Giant Dwarf
How does Evily Thoughtful work?
politely rude
well dressed nudist
Evily is like, well, evil, and being thoughtfull, is when your doing something nice for someone, or your deep in thought. In this case, it's when you do something nice for a evil person who is thinking hard, or just doing something nice for a evil person without the evil person thinking hard. . . . . Confusing. . . . ? ? ? ?
EDIT BY BoB: That list was terribly coded. :p I've removed it since this isn't a "list as many oxymorons as you can find" thread. Plus there's a link in your later post.
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Besides that, I dunno. The thread was pretty much won at the whole "Final Fantasy" bit. Plus, I can't think of anything after the post right before mine. Not because it was well done, no, just because everything there is the exact polar opposite of an oxymoron, and my mind isn't in the right mind-set.
Did the definition of fantasy recently become 'beginning of' or 'start'? If it did, I want my money back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Old ManusDon't worry, it wasn't funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon
no they mean.. the final version of the fantasy game.. but there are already about 15 final fantasy's