Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:05 pm
bring your own booze
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Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:05 pm
bring your own bottle.
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:06 pm
I went to my cousin goodbye party today. She's moving away to Harvard University this week. I can't wait to go visit her in a few months 
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:07 pm
bring your own beef
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:08 pm
Absent Minded Guitarist wrote:bring your own booze
I hope this is goodbye wrote:bring your own bottle
Well, ya learn something new every day...
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:09 pm
I'm right. Trust me, I've been to many BYOB parties.
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:15 pm
Maybe it's beef when it's for BBQs... *shrugs*
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:20 pm
Booze, Bottle, Beer .. meh .. it just means to bring your own alcohol basically 
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:20 pm
My moms stupid dog just got beat up by another dog.
Stupid dogs
Stupid dogs
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:20 pm
hmm i'm at college and i'm sitting all by myself in my room listening to led zepplin. what a winner i am.
oh yeah quick question. i met this girl next door and was talking to her and she was really cool but i forgot her name. so i looked on her door and it said "jing" now is that pronounced with a hard j sound or a soft one? or does it make a completely different sound?
oh yeah quick question. i met this girl next door and was talking to her and she was really cool but i forgot her name. so i looked on her door and it said "jing" now is that pronounced with a hard j sound or a soft one? or does it make a completely different sound?
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:20 pm
That would be BYOA
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:21 pm
sandsleeper wrote:oh yeah quick question. i met this girl next door and was talking to her and she was really cool but i forgot her name. so i looked on her door and it said "jing" now is that pronounced with a hard j sound or a soft one? or does it make a completely different sound?
Is she oriental?
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:22 pm
It sounds like Tina
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:22 pm
Huh?
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:24 pm
Look up, you'll see the joke go over your head!
I am saying Jinh = Tina. It's a joke. Ha ha.
I am saying Jinh = Tina. It's a joke. Ha ha.
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:24 pm
Bring your own BEVERAGE ... holy christ who cares
The meaning behind it is to bring some sort of alcoholic beverage cuz they don't want to pay for your drinking. Either way you say it, it means the same thing
The meaning behind it is to bring some sort of alcoholic beverage cuz they don't want to pay for your drinking. Either way you say it, it means the same thing
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:25 pm
As far as I know, it sounds like it's pronouced with a hard J sound. Jing, like in jingle.
Another possibly, though highly unlikely pronounciation is "zing" but it's usually spelled as "Xing".
Another possibly, though highly unlikely pronounciation is "zing" but it's usually spelled as "Xing".
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:25 pm
No, I'm right.
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:25 pm
I hope this is goodbye wrote:Look up, you'll see the joke go over your head!
I am saying Jinh = Tina. It's a joke. Ha ha.
Whatever that was, it went over my head.
Sleepy time.
Posted: 8/24/2003, 9:28 pm
I need to go to the bathroom