The official,unofficial,sanctioned,non-sanctioned CCGF chili cook off

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Originally Posted by crawdaddy34

Tack, in case you were wondering what ^^^^that^^^^ was;



It's called cooperation...

1. the process of working together to the same end.

synonyms:

collaboration, joint action, combined effort, teamwork, partenership, coordination, association, synergy

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Are you saying you need me to be more involved in getting this event together? Or.............

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Originally Posted by Tack Driver

Are you saying you need me to be more involved in getting this event together? Or.............

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No sir, not at all. I would never presume to tell you what you need to do. :D

I was only sharing. Just think of it as your word of the day.... ;)

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Originally Posted by crawdaddy34

No sir, not at all. I would never presume to tell you what you need to do. :D

I was only sharing. Just think of it as your word of the day.... ;)

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Oh, okay, I just got confused. See, I'm happy to help, but I'm clearly not a tenth of the event planner that you are, hence your title as Official CCGF Event Planner and my not having a title. See where my confusion came in?

Thanks for the vocabulary refresher though. Always good to stay sharp.

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Originally Posted by Tack Driver

Oh, okay, I just got confused. See, I'm happy to help, but I'm clearly not a tenth of theevent planner that you are, hence your title as Official CCGF Event Planner and my not having a title. See where my confusion came in?

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No doubt bro. I'm sure you would help if asked. You have a great track record with me on that, no worries....

But, ummm, WTF is a "theevent"? :confused:


BTW: You DO have a title, but we have all taken a vow to only speak it when you are not around... ;)

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Originally Posted by Tack Driver

Oh, okay, I just got confused. See, I'm happy to help, but I'm clearly not a tenth of theevent planner that you are, hence your title as Official CCGF Event Planner and my not having a title. See where my confusion came in?

Thanks for the vocabulary refresher though. Always good to stay sharp.

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You even edited it and still fucked it up! Well done sir!!!!

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Originally Posted by crawdaddy34

But, ummm, WTF is a "theevent"? :confused:

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Fuck you.

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BTW: You DO have a title, but we have all taken a vow to only speak it when you are not around... ;)

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That's not a title. That's slanderous drivel.

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Originally Posted by crawdaddy34

You even edited it and still fucked it up! Well done sir!!!!

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I don't know what you're talking about. Probably something you edited into my post.

So are we cooking chili or what:confused:

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Originally Posted by Tack Driver

That's not a title. That's slanderous dribble.

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huh???


¹drib·ble

verb \ˈdri-bəl\
drib·bleddrib·bling \-(ə-)liŋ\


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Definition of DRIBBLE

transitive verb
1: to issue sporadically and in small bits

2: to let or cause to fall in drops little by little

3a : to propel by successive slight taps or bounces with hand, foot, or stick <dribble a basketball> <dribble a puck>
b : to hit (as a baseball) so as to cause a slow bouncing



intransitive verb

1: to fall or flow in drops or in a thin intermittent stream : trickle

2: to let saliva trickle from the corner of the mouth : drool

3: to come or issue in piecemeal or desultory fashion

4a : to dribble a ball or puck
b : to proceed by dribbling
c of a ball : to move with short bounces

— drib·bler \-b(ə-)lər\ noun

Examples of DRIBBLE

• Juice dribbled down his chin.
• She accidentally dribbled wine onto the rug.
• Dribble olive oil over the warm bread before serving.
• She dribbled across the basketball court.
• He skillfully dribbled the soccer ball towards the goal.

noun

Definition of DRIBBLE

1: a tiny or insignificant bit or quantity

2: a small trickling stream or flow

3: an act, instance, or manner of dribbling a ball or puck
— drib·bly \ˈdri-b(ə-)lē\ adjective

Examples of DRIBBLE

• He wiped a dribble of juice from the corner of the baby's mouth.
• She gave the ball a dribble before passing it.

See, there you go editing my shit again. I clearly said DRIVEL and it doesn't appear that I've edited it.

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Originally Posted by 0317

So are we cooking chili or what:confused:

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So are we cooking chili or what:confused: