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You pick this guy's middle name - on eBa y

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One interesting thing about ebay is that I had no idea just how many idiots were out there.
dayhiker
3:06:38 PM
4/04/05

I like "douchebag".
bitpusher
3:09:40 PM
4/04/05

Damn, you stole mine.

OK, 2nd would be Slapdick
Wounded Knee
3:14:49 PM
4/04/05

Is "#&%!$breath" acceptable?
bitpusher
3:18:41 PM
4/04/05

Since he's going to use it often, might as well be really long...

Supercalafragilisticexpialidocious

...even though the sound if it might be quite atrocious.
techntrek
3:21:11 PM
4/04/05

choadhuffer
c bat
3:47:21 PM
4/04/05

Groganlicker.
bitpusher
3:58:18 PM
4/04/05

Chancrespreader
bitpusher
4:01:41 PM
4/04/05

Hurts-When-Pisses
bitpusher
4:07:21 PM
4/04/05

Saideyeminsane.

Said I'm Insane

Saddam Hussein

All the same.
last edited: 4/04/05 4:10:58 PM
Wolfeyes
4:09:41 PM
4/04/05

Is that how you spell 'kanker'?
Doesnt look as menacing the way you spelled it bit.
c bat
4:15:15 PM
4/04/05

Yup.
bitpusher
4:17:21 PM
4/04/05

chan·cre ( P ) Pronunciation Key (shngkr)
n.
1. A dull red, hard, insensitive lesion that is the first manifestation of syphilis.
2. An ulcer located at the initial point of entry of a pathogen.
bitpusher
4:18:40 PM
4/04/05

Interesting that it lists the pronounciation starting with a "sh". Everyone I know starts it with a "k" sound.
techntrek
4:30:15 PM
4/04/05

"canker" is different!
can·ker ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kngkr)
n.
1. Ulceration of the mouth and lips.
2. An inflammation or infection of the ear and auditory canal, especially in dogs and cats.
3. A condition in horses similar to but more advanced than thrush.
4.
a. A localized diseased or necrotic area on a plant part, especially on a trunk, branch, or twig of a woody plant, usually caused by fungi or bacteria.
b. Any of several diseases of plants characterized by the presence of such lesions.
5. A source of spreading corruption or decay.
bitpusher
4:33:16 PM
4/04/05

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