The Pass & 'll Foundation (NEW MEMBERS ADDED TODAY!)

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Ok, how many bluffs have you tried calling now Famine?

Ever heard of the boy that cried wolf??

Give up dude. Not even your crazy intelligence can crack the stupid logic of this strange club!


I'm afraid you have been beaten my friend! But it's not a bad thing. Just make sure you don't join a "Too cool for Pass & 'LL" Club!!!
 
Famine
That's exactly what you're supposed to think.

Unless of course I'm double-bluffing you...

Which, of course, could be a treble-bluff...

Think about it... Eh?

Rigid!

We are supposed to think that pass n 'll is some uber leet group that does sweet stuff. The confusion and dissent is just an added bonus for them. So I guess it is a double bluff.
 
It's funny read through some of this thread on how many people don't remember this or have never heard of it. I still really don't understand what it is but at least I remember when you guys were around. I think I still have some of the avatars you guys had at one time.

Hard!
 
What does that say? I looked it up first using Google Language tools, and kept getting things about food and teeth. I then searched for it using Google search and got something about noodles.
 
cardude2004
What does that say? I looked it up first using Google Language tools, and kept getting things about food and teeth. I then searched for it using Google search and got something about noodles.
I believe it means "perfect" in Italian. I learned that from a Barilla Pasta commercial! :D
 
If pasta is "al dente", then it's still firm, but soft (as in, not mushy). Actually, that applies to any food, but it's usually only used to describe pasta.
 
Event
I believe it means "perfect" in Italian. I learned that from a Barilla Pasta commercial! :D

It means "to the bite" (or "to the tooth"). It is pasta which is cooked so that it is just softening. Hence its appositeness in a thread where people are signing off with a word describing varying degrees of hardness.

Moist!
 
Actually, I got "To the Tooth" when I translated it from Italian to English, but I thought it must have been crazy because it sounded so odd, but it must have been correct.

ODD!
 
So, first suggestion agendaically: We need to take a field trip to Massachusetts and break Klos out of jai– I mean, college.
 
cardude2004
What does that say? I looked it up first using Google Language tools, and kept getting things about food and teeth. I then searched for it using Google search and got something about noodles.
Found somewhere (I was too bored to translate from spanish to english):
"Al dente is a fancy term for pasta that's fully cooked, but not overly soft. The phrase is Italian for "to the tooth," which comes from testing the pasta's consistency with your teeth."
There you go. :)

Edit: Wow, I really need to refresh the page more often... :indiff: Never mind...
 
cardude2004
Timmotheus, what is the point of this foundation?

The goals of the foundation are clearly stated in the original thread, and reposted here already. By you.


The official Pass & ‘ll Foundation to do list!
Help establish our goals, and join. Don't let the harsh exclusions bother you, keep trying! Pass!!

Establish Club, the official club song, club logo. And form a lifestyle. (Done.)

Acquire our own forum, within the GTPlanet.net forums. (In progress...)

EXCLUDE YOU! (In progress...)

World domination. (In progress...)

Build Snoopy land, oh... and we want whales dead and immature people handicapped, or handy capped. (In progress...)


What on earth are you asking? How can we possibly be more explanatory?
 
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