Bounce!

Oh so you mean the majority of SF is only invited?

Three Wikipedias? Do want.

Obviously I need to visit San Fran, then.

Well, I suppose they only meet about half of those qualifications. NVM.

Drakish? You fag.

Funny. Sounds like the rest of the internet.

It's still more original than adding "ish" :P

so how'd that work?

Sounds fascinating.

um what?

Can I come even if I don't have a borderline insane amount of ties?

You're too late, Dan. This has already been done. It was called the Bush Administration.

sir, you make me smile with your craftily-constructed belligerent language.

You should totally do this. Then morph it to an atheist site. LOL

You don't have a cigarette in your new profile pic.

Just throwin it out there.

I would go i like being abused

@trunthepaige - 

As is typical of a conservative woman who believes in her traditional place....


You set that one up!

@FoliageDecay - 

Brave man so far away. I suppose I did

I don't want to feed the ish sites, but maybe they'd choke on this.

& that was probably the longest sentence... ever.

ahaha...

DMV, that was great. And it sums up how uninterested I am in -ish sites.

@BlueEyedBlink - 

The longest sentence makes this looks like a drop in a bucket. - "The longest sentence in English literature from now belongs to writer Nigel Tomm. His new book "The Blah Story, Volume 4" consists of one sentence which is 469,375 words or 2,273,551 characters (with spaces) long." (http://www.prlog.org/10039127-longest-sentence-in-english-literature-language.html)

That's quite the sentence you've got there.