How do flies land on the ceiling? They do not fly upside down, nor do they flip in the air, but there are flies on ceilings. Or how does canned tuna last for years? I mean it is fish and on the advertisements it says "fresh tuna" there is nothing fresh about sitting in a metal can for 3 years. Or how come anything said in an Indian accent is funny? I mean it just is, but why? Or why are there women at this very moment spending 5,000 dollars on a purse, when there are 5,000 children in Africa dying at this very moment? Or how most teenagers say dank, how did it start, people were not saying dank 2 ears ago but now everyone i know says it. HMMMMMM..... What are some things you guys think about?
Think about this.
By Colin Gerber - Posted on December 3rd, 2006
What the heck is dank
I really hope it's not a bad word....
God Bless,
Nora
DANK IS JUST DANK. IT IS NOT A BAD WORD, IT IS A WAY OF LIFE.
IT IS A MIX BETWEEN AMAZING, GNARLY, YUM, WONDERFUL, SO GOOD YOU CANT LIVE WITHOUT, THAT SOUNDS GOOD...
IT IS WHAT YOU SAY IN AWKWARD SILENCES
IT IS DANK.
err...
okay
Cyber School Kid=Me
I don't get out much...sorry
God Bless,
Nora
Dank is really good weed. Or at least in my neck of the woods it is. The adjective has sort of floated out into pop-culture though.
Res ipsa loquitur.
memor mori, mahalo.
I've never heard it before. Must've missed Alabama...
I've often wondered that about flies. Possibly to much time on my hands? Maybe. Trying to hunt down a fly to kill him after he's been annoying me for hours, just to sit around and wonder how in the world he stays on the ceiling? Certainly.
And dank, I've never heard anyone say dank. Maybe it's the area I live in or the people around, but I've heard lots of things, but never that.
The purses thing irks me, you are right, there are children in countries starving and dying and the most people worry about is "Oh gee, did I get the latest style?" Who cares? Try saving a child, or animal, or hell, donating some money if you're to self indulged to lend a hand. Money truely is the root of all evil. It defines people so well.
I don't think money is the root of all evil...
"Radix malorum est cupidatis."
"The LOVE of money is the root of all evil."
Thank you, Mr. Geoffrey Chaucer.