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A list of 238 words by mollusque.

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Groups of three words or phrases, including triplets, triads, tripartite mottoes, threepeats, trinomials, trichotomies and hendiatris. I've tagged 3peats and trios, transferred sound effects to Triads 2, and started Triads 3 for other worthy phrases. See Bilby's A Triadic Life for a wondrous display of triadic virtuosity, and rduke's And Another Thing for another take.

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  • skipvia commented on the list triads

    I love this list! How about "location, location, and location?"

    November 16, 2007

  • trivet commented on the list triads

    Fun! How 'bout Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego?

    November 17, 2007

  • sionnach commented on the list triads

    How about "gold, frankincense, and myrrh"; for those with a Christian bent, there's "Jesus, Mary and Joseph!", or "the father, the son, and the holy ghost". or, "a loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou".

    November 17, 2007

  • uselessness commented on the list triads

    I favorited this list, it's great! No suggestions are really coming to mind right now except the line from The Truman Show -- "Good afternoon, good evening, and good night."

    November 17, 2007

  • reesetee commented on the list triads

    Excellent list! Definitely a favorite. :-)

    November 17, 2007

  • oroboros commented on the list triads

    I've always heard the version "snakes and snails...".

    November 17, 2007

  • reesetee commented on the list triads

    Signed, sealed, and delivered just popped into my head. (Oh, good grief--an earworm and eyeworm in one.)

    November 17, 2007

  • skipvia commented on the list triads

    But a very good earworm, reesetee. Maybe it will supplant Mac the Knife for a while.

    November 17, 2007

  • skipvia commented on the list triads

    "Ready, aim, fire," and "On your mark, get set, go" just occurred to me.

    November 17, 2007

  • reesetee commented on the list triads

    No, probably not, skipvia. My brain is on the fourth or fifth verse of Mack the Knife and there's no end in sight.

    November 17, 2007

  • chained_bear commented on the list triads

    Tom, Dick and Harry.

    Also--this is one of my siblings' favorite sayings but I kinda hate it. I'm suggesting it in a spirit of comprehensiveness. That's all. Really. And I always thought they're kind of in the wrong order.

    Shower, shit and shave.

    November 17, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Wow! What a hendiatristic outpouring! Keep those triads coming! In a couple of cases with alternative versions, I've used the one with the most Google hits.

    November 17, 2007

  • oroboros commented on the list triads

    I've always used shit, shower, shave and shinola. (Companion to preparation for leaving litany: spectacles, testicles, watch 'n wallet).

    November 17, 2007

  • chained_bear commented on the list triads

    oroboros, I always heard it in a slightly different order, and not about leaving someplace but about making a proper "sign of the cross": "spectacles, testicles, wallet and watch." Of course, no one really carries their wallet in their front left breast pocket anymore (do they?) so that doesn't really help anyone remember.

    November 18, 2007

  • oroboros commented on the list triads

    Nor do they carry a watch in a fob pocket! My context is military, specifically USAF.

    November 18, 2007

  • oroboros commented on the list triads

    Hither,thither and yon?

    November 18, 2007

  • sionnach commented on the list triads

    I would just like to make the following, slightly puzzled, observation:

    In making the sign of the cross, when is it necessary to touch a body part below the waist?

    Last time I checked, my testicles were below my waist.

    Have I been doing something wrong? Please advise.

    November 18, 2007

  • john commented on the list triads

    Maybe if you're extra religious you make an extra-big cross, and give the family jewels a tap.

    Oh, and how about "stop, drop, and roll?"

    November 18, 2007

  • chained_bear commented on the list triads

    No, sionnach, it's not literal. This usage, at least in the instances I've heard it, is for people who aren't Christian/Catholic to help them remember which of the four "directions" they tap and in which order. You don't actually tap your ellipsoid glandular bodies, but rather move your hand in that direction and tap somewhere around your tum-tum.

    Come to think of it, it was in theater class, I believe, where certain individuals had to learn how to make the sign as convincingly as one who was raised in the Church, and could never get it right. Whatever the usage of the phrase, some actors never do quite get the hang of doing the gesture in a convincing way. I can tell, when watching films for example, if someone was taught how to do it or grew up doing it.

    Wow, I'm sorry to hijack the thread.

    November 18, 2007

  • skipvia commented on the list triads

    Aside from being in a theater class, I can't think of too many other reasons that a non-Christian/Catholic would need to know this. :)

    November 18, 2007

  • oroboros commented on the list triads

    EVERYBODY needs to know this! Congrats c_b on ellipsoid glandular bodies! Has anybody done a list on same? Hmmmmm...

    November 18, 2007

  • jennarenn commented on the list triads

    Wait a minute c_b, how can you tell?

    November 18, 2007

  • chained_bear commented on the list triads

    Skipvia, you're right. :)

    Jennarenn, when it's fake, it looks like they learned it five minutes ago and are trying to remember how to do it. (But then it probably doesn't look fake to most other people.) It's harder to perfect the faraway, distracted look of a Catholic who's trying to get into the groove of praying by doing the gesture, than it is to just do the gesture in the right order. (Of course if you don't do it in the right order, that's a dead giveaway too.)

    Oroboros, I have a list that includes that term, but I can't take credit for creating it as it came from a dictionary.

    November 19, 2007

  • oroboros commented on the list triads

    Tic,tac,toe.

    November 19, 2007

  • john commented on the list triads

    How about "Rum, Sodomy, and the Lash"?

    November 19, 2007

  • chained_bear commented on the list triads

    Dude! I'm mad at myself that I didn't even think to suggest that one!

    November 19, 2007

  • reesetee commented on the list triads

    I'm amazed at how long this list has grown. You don't think about how many of these phrases we use until they're all in a neat little list. Thanks, mollusque. :-)

    November 19, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, reesetee! I thought I was scraping the bottom of the barrel when I got to 60. But contributions from Wordies, my wife and my daughter spurred me to Google deeper. And I've thought of five more since I logged off last night.

    November 19, 2007

  • john commented on the list triads

    No shirt, no shoes, no service.

    November 20, 2007

  • uselessness commented on the list triads

    How about bippety, boppity, boo?

    November 21, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks again for all the contributions! I'd never heard of "Rum, Sodomy and the Lash". I must run with the wrong crowd. Regarding the three monkeys, there is some disagreement as to their proper order, but I went with "see no" rather than "hear no" first. Keep 'em coming (triads, not monkeys)!

    November 21, 2007

  • uselessness commented on the list triads

    Does cha cha cha count?

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    veni, vidi, vici.

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Sex, lies, and YouTube.

    Oops.

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Stock, lock and barrel.

    November 21, 2007

  • uselessness commented on the list triads

    There's also Zip, Zap, Zop, a silly game to play when you're bored with a group of people.

    November 21, 2007

  • asativum commented on the list triads

    Hey nonny no? More of a phrase than a list.

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    There's this skin cancer awareness program in Australia that has lots of ads that go: Slip, Slop, Slap.

    Slip on a shirt.

    Slop on a sunscreen.

    Slap on a hat.

    Very lame, I know. Funny thing is the government paid zillions for this marketing brilliance.

    November 21, 2007

  • uselessness commented on the list triads

    Okay, I keep coming back with more... but does rub-a-dub-dub count?

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    How many men in the tub uselessness?

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    I notice many websites have this triad thing imprinted on their designer brains these days. "Click. Go. Earn." And so on.

    3 is magic. Hash, mushrooms and single malt at each corner of the triangle.

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Sex, drugs, rock'n'roll.

    Thanks to K.Richards.

    November 21, 2007

  • yarb commented on the list triads

    Bish bosh bash is a common alternative (at least in the UK) to bippety boppity boo. Meaning, there you go, job done, and then you do this...

    November 21, 2007

  • trivet commented on the list triads

    The past and the present and the future.

    Faith and Hope and Charity,

    The heart and the brain and the body

    Give you three as a magic number.

    (Blind Melon, Schoolhouse Rock)

    Also -

    Coulda, shoulda, woulda / Hammer, anvil, stirrup?

    ps - this list is todally alsome!

    pps - three men in a tub: butcher, baker, candlestick-maker

    November 21, 2007

  • seanahan commented on the list triads

    How about latvia, lithuania, estonia and hammer, anvil, stirrup?

    November 21, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Pushing on toward 150! Who'd've thunk? Might we reach 200? Several of tonight's contributions were already on the list, lurking on the second page, so check there if doesn’t look like I took your suggestion.

    I never heard of "slip, slop, slap", but it gets 50,000 g-hits, so it's in. "Bish Bosh Bash" has a different definition on Urban Dictionary, but that's not a strike against it. "Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania" swept the Baltic permutations, as did Celine Dion with "coulda, woulda, shoulda".

    "Click. Go. Earn." does not get many hits. Maybe there's another version? "Hey nonny no" doesn't quite fit. It would have be "Ney nonny no". "Rub-a-dub-dub": Really close. What do people think? And for that matter, what about "Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo". Does "thou" disqualify it?

    November 21, 2007

  • sonofgroucho commented on the list triads

    Fabulous list.

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    How about people with famous 3 word names? I'm thinking of Whispering Barry White, Blind Lemon Jefferson, etc. Or even the 3-brain-celled George Dubya Bush.

    November 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    'Nuther thought. Isn't the olympic motto something like Citius, Altius, Fortius?

    November 21, 2007

  • papageno commented on the list triads

    Crosby, Stills, and Nash?

    November 21, 2007

  • uselessness commented on the list triads

    Phillips, Craig, and Dean? Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie?

    November 21, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Triadomania continues! Bilby, regarding people with three part names: go for it. I don't think I'm going to collect them. I'll donate Jumping Jack Flash.

    Crosby, Stills, and Nash. I think they disqualified themselves when they added Young. If I ever make a list of quads, I'll put them there.

    November 22, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    I like that line from Dirty Harry I think where the punk says, "Who's gonna stop me?"

    And steely Clint says, "Smith, Wesson, and me."

    November 22, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    I keep thinking of the 3 furies. Names depend on whether you want to go Greek or Roman.

    November 23, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Last episode of MASH was titled "Goodbye, Farewell and Amen."

    November 23, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Bilby, thanks for Dirty Harry and MASH. There doesn't seem to be a standard order to the names of the Three Furies, so I went with the names of the Three Fates instead. You'll see that a few others came up today too.

    November 23, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Christopher Robin chanted on his walks:

    "Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!"

    Seen this snowcloned recently as Pollination, Pollution, and Pandas, Oh My!

    November 24, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    'twas Dorothy, methinks.

    November 24, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Think you're right about wee Dorothy!

    Curly, Larry and Mo - a.k.a. the Three Stooges

    Papa Bear, Mama Bear and Baby Bear. Sorry chained_bear, you'll have to lobby Goldilocks herself or find your own fairy tale.

    November 25, 2007

  • chained_bear commented on the list triads

    Fairy tale? I don't need no stinkin' fairy tale. I am one.

    November 25, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Which one? Barbarella? :-)

    November 25, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks for the bears, Bilby. Stooges, I'm not sure. What about Shemp? I didn't take Crosby, Stills and Nash because of Young. But then, when you think of the Stooges, you picture the classic three. I guess I'll lighten up and put both trios in.

    By the way, do you know that bear-baiting is illegal and yanking her chain is an abomination? Or were you just rattling her cage?

    November 25, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Oops, not the tinned spaghetti kind. We don't have bears in Australia so the first time I saw one was in an enclosure of honey bears in a zoo in Sumatra. The sign "kasihanlah beruang ini" (be kind to the bears) was badly translated as "take pity on the bears". Then again I could well take pity on bears chained around the neck to iron stakes with brats chucking peanuts at them. Does that count as baiting? It wasn't me.

    November 25, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    I notice you have virtue, liberty and independence but liberte, egalite, fraternite is not quite the same (anyone whose school French is as bad as mine, please throw your three-cornered hat into the air now) and is certainly of some historical import.

    November 25, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Hi Bilby, "virtue, liberty and independence" is the state motto of Pennsylvania; "liberté, egalité and fraternité" is on the second (older) page of the list.

    November 25, 2007

  • chained_bear commented on the list triads

    Thanks for noticing, mollusque, that yanking my chain is indeed an abomination. :)

    I still love this list. And I love how fast and marvellously it's been growing!

    November 25, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks c_b! Triads now spring out of the woodwork at me. "Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow" came from the comic-strip Pickles on Thursday. It was the perfect transition from "gobble, gobble, gobble" to the holiday season. Today, The Philadelphia Inquirer had the headline, "They came, they saw, they shopped", about Black Friday. That didn't make the list, but still fun.

    November 25, 2007

  • uselessness commented on the list triads

    Okay, I'm going to be really lame, but shouldn't one, two, three be on this list?

    November 26, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    I've wrestled with "one, two, three", uselessness. The problem is that there's no inherent reason to stop at three. I got around that by listing do, re, mi, abc, 123, from the Jackson 5 song, and "first, second, third", which don't end in "-th" like most other ordinal numbers.

    I know, I'm way overthinking it. Anyone have a good excuse to list "one, two, three"?

    November 26, 2007

  • uselessness commented on the list triads

    I was thinking of "easy as one, two, three," maybe...

    November 26, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    That's part of the same Jackson 5 song. But, I'll take it--the phrase is older than the song.

    November 26, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    I thought that there were only 3 Teletubbies but turns out there are 4! Serves me right for accumulating girlfriends with weird names and extendable tummies.

    November 26, 2007

  • john commented on the list triads

    vera, chuck, and dave? Winkin, Blinkin, and Nod? Always Be Closing?

    Ok, maybe that last one's a stretch.

    November 26, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, John! Vera, Chuck and Dave are in. See wynken, blynken and nod for winkin et al. "Always be closing" doesn't fit the list, but I keep finding such ("fire when ready", "make my day"). Maybe I'll have to "bite the bullet" and start Triads 3.

    November 26, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Dang, for some reason my in-page search thing won't/can't see liberté etc.

    Reduce, reuse, recycle. I think the first term refers to the theory of the use of clichés in journalism, the last two to the reality.

    November 27, 2007

  • john commented on the list triads

    How about David Letterman's old saw, "Volume, Volume, Volume!"

    December 2, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, John. A nice juxtaposition with bilby's "reduce, reuse, recycle", which I just caught up with.

    December 2, 2007

  • sionnach commented on the list triads

    hands, knees, and bumps-a-daisy?

    December 8, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Sorry, sionnach! Somehow I overlooked your contribution until now.

    December 21, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Unfortunately I'm very partial to doggerel such as hickory dickory dock.

    December 27, 2007

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Then Triads 2 is the list for you.

    December 28, 2007

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    As an ex Porta Sole boy I'll have to speak up for Inferno, Purgatory & Paradise.

    December 28, 2007

  • misterpolly commented on the list triads

    Splendid list! I fell for it hook, line and sinker.

    December 28, 2007

  • misterpolly commented on the list triads

    Have you got "Tom, Dick and Harry"?

    In Italy they are "Tizio,Caio and Sempronio".

    "Ready, steady, go!"

    "The good, the bad and the ugly."

    January 29, 2008

  • gangerh commented on the list triads

    up, down, turnaround

    (pick a bale of cotton)

    January 30, 2008

  • gangerh commented on the list triads

    woo, woo, www

    (bum titty, bum titty,bum bum bum)

    could use a better, more rounded w.

    January 30, 2008

  • gangerh commented on the list triads

    'england,scotland,wales'

    Yes, I know there's Northern Ireland but it is separate from Great Britain which is comprised of these three. If you add NI you get The UK of GB and NI. If you add Eire, Isle of Man etc you get the British Isles.

    January 30, 2008

  • gangerh commented on the list triads

    'ning nang nong'

    Delightfully silly Spike Milligan poem.

    On the Ning Nang Nong

    Where the cows go bong

    ..........................

    ...................

    ..................

    And the teapots jibber jabber joo.......

    Oh! Could that be one 'jibber jabber, joo'?

    And as my Dad used to say when someone just kept on talking

    'jabber,jabber,jabber'

    January 30, 2008

  • gangerh commented on the list triads

    tea, milk,sugar?

    January 30, 2008

  • gangerh commented on the list triads

    bread,butter,jam

    January 30, 2008

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, Misterpolly! I have on your mark, get set, go, but not ready, steady, go, which I'd assumed was the same thing, but apparently isn't. Is ready, steady, go mainly British? It get almost a million Google hits, more than ready, set, go, which is more familiar in the US.

    January 30, 2008

  • treeseed commented on the list triads

    Maiden, Mother, Crone

    Aspects of the Triple Goddess in Wicca

    January 30, 2008

  • treeseed commented on the list triads

    Wham, Bam, Thank you, Ma'am

    January 30, 2008

  • treeseed commented on the list triads

    The three Wisemen of The Nativity story

    Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar

    January 30, 2008

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, Gangerh, quite a harvest! I took up, down, turn around, England, Scotland and Wales, ning, nang, nong and jibber, jabber, joo (the latter two for Triads 2).

    I passed on Jabber, jabber, jabber which isn't as common as blah blah bah and yada, yada, yada; likewise for bread, butter, jam and tea, milk, sugar versus bread and butter and coffee, tea or milk.

    January 30, 2008

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, Treeseed! I was sure I'd listed the magi, but at least I got their gifts.

    January 30, 2008

  • sionnach commented on the list triads

    mollusque: There is the Spanish version of 'Tom, Dick, and Harry' --- fulano, mengano y zutano. I believe that in some Latin American countries, substitutions are possible for 'zutano' (e.g. 'perengano'). But fulano, mengano y zutano is the most common expression used.

    January 30, 2008

  • gangerh commented on the list triads

    cleanse, tone, moisturise?

    February 11, 2008

  • bagpussmonkey commented on the list triads

    Hi Dad

    'See I thought of a few

    How about(Red White and Blue)?

    I think you ought to know

    About (Row, Row, Row)

    Zx

    February 16, 2008

  • bagpussmonkey commented on the list triads

    oops, oops, oops! I thought this list was gangerh's!

    February 16, 2008

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Hi bpm, red, white and blue is already on the list. And assuming you mean Dad in the literal sense, I'm also a Wordie dad. My daughter has a Wordie account.

    February 17, 2008

  • reesetee commented on the list triads

    Ah. The families that Wordie together.... :-)

    February 18, 2008

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Still a fantastic list, molly. I'm glad I came back to admire it again.

    May 26, 2008

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, bilby! I'm still on the alert for them, but only finding one or two a month now.

    May 26, 2008

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    How about I treat you to breakfast, lunch and dinner?

    May 27, 2008

  • rolig commented on the list triads

    The original name of Yugoslavia was triadic: The Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes. And back in the nineties, the news was dominated by Bosnia's Serbs, Croats, and Muslims.

    May 27, 2008

  • rolig commented on the list triads

    And then there's:

    "I feel pretty, oh so pretty,

    I feel pretty and witty and gay!"

    May 27, 2008

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, rolig!

    The meals are already listed bilby, but I'll take up your offer next time I'm in Oz. :-)

    May 27, 2008

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    Ah, I must have forgotten to click 'view all' before I searched. Raincheck on the catering arrangements :-)

    May 27, 2008

  • dontcry commented on the list triads

    Ollie ollie, in-come-free.

    You complete me.

    May 27, 2008

  • asativum commented on the list triads

    don'tcry, is that some kind of Reagan-era tax protest chant?

    May 27, 2008

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, dontcry! I added "you complete me" to Triads 3. Not sure about "Ollie ollie, in-come-free". The commonest form is "Olly, Olly oxen free", which isn't triadic.

    May 27, 2008

  • dontcry commented on the list triads

    Good one Asativum! Actually, its the announcement that the game of tag is over and you can come to home base free from fear of being tagged.

    May 27, 2008

  • optionparalysis commented on the list triads

    Practice, practice, practice!

    October 8, 2008

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    How about a triple bill?

    March 24, 2009

  • xundra commented on the list triads

    Hm, "Me, Myself, and Irene"?

    August 16, 2009

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, xundra! It's been a long time since a new triad surfaced.

    August 16, 2009

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    And then two in ten minutes! (Affixes, prefixes, suffixes inspired by SoSheShall).

    August 16, 2009

  • sosheshall commented on the list triads

    Calvin & Hobbes + Suzie?

    August 16, 2009

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    No, the dyadic nature of Calvin and Hobbes is too strong. They're on the Couples & Duos list.

    August 16, 2009

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    hatch, match and dispatch

    September 3, 2009

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, bilby! Hadn't heard of it, but it seems popular enough.

    September 4, 2009

  • inkish commented on the list triads

    Three most important things are: location, location, and location

    January 12, 2010

  • bilby commented on the list triads

    That's why it's on the list, inkish.

    January 12, 2010

  • dontcry commented on the list triads

    Love this list! How about nanny, nanny, boo-boo?

    January 12, 2010

  • ruzuzu commented on the list triads

    And music, music, music.

    January 13, 2010

  • hernesheir commented on the list triads

    Note the Kit-Cat Club in London, and Kit Kat Club in Berlin

    January 13, 2010

  • hernesheir commented on the list triads

    one-trick pony

    January 13, 2010

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks all, for the various suggestions. I put one trick pony on Triads 3 and KitKatClub on Triads 2. Nanny, nanny, boo-boo sounds more like a quartet than a triad.

    Ruzuzu, do you mean Music! Music! Music! by Weiss & Baum or Music Music Music by Brewerman?

    January 13, 2010

  • ruzuzu commented on the list triads

    Hm. I suppose I'd like Music! Music! Music!, assuming the punctuation will jive well with Wordnik. But I'd be happy with whatever could convey the song by Teresa Brewer.

    January 13, 2010

  • 505292528 commented on the list triads

    this is so useful, thanks!

    i've got one to add:

    AUSSIE, AUSSIE, AUSSIE, OI OI OI

    July 21, 2010

  • mollusque commented on the list triads

    Thanks, Deborah. I put them on Triads 2, since the sound is what's important with that cheer.

    July 23, 2010

  • slumry commented on the list triads

    see one, do one, teach one

    May 19, 2015

  • slumry commented on the list triads

    the halt, the lame, and the blind

    May 19, 2015

  • alexz commented on the list triads

    we came, we saw, we conquered  / I came, I saw, I conquered

    May 19, 2015

  • slumry commented on the list triads

    Don't know where this old one belongs: "Gotta getta gocart if you're gonna getta girl."

    May 19, 2015