Nice choices. Thanks for the feature!

Nice choices and thanks for including me.

Thanks for the pick ID! Congrats everybody!

Congratulations to all!

Nice picks...congrats to all.

What?!?!!??!!?

First, you misunderstood what I said.

Second...you 'loath' ?!?!?!?!?!?!?

LOATH!!?!?!?!?

Hey physician, Troll THumping Day is coming..prepare to heal thyself!

mwahahahahahahaha  *gak ha ha

^*Somebody needs new specs:

Loath or Loathe?


Loath is an adjective meaning "unwilling." It ends with a hard th and rhymes with growth or both.


Loathe is a verb meaning "to hate intensely." It ends with a soft th like the sound in smooth or breathe.


Examples: He was loath to admit that he was included in the deal.
(He was unwilling)

Alex loathes spiders.
(Hates them intensely)

I loathe loathing stuff.. like dealing with spiders..

Congratulations to all!