I suppose that was uncalled for. Deepest apologies.
omg, Who gave a mental patient internet access? I mean that in the NICEST of ways. And great sigpic, Lisa.
YAYYYYYYYY! GO YOU! It's killing my Grandmother, and she knows it. Se's had all sorts of heart operations, and she still smokes. So KUDOS to you!
I had one once, but the wheel fell off.
Hello! *waves*;)
I think this is a brilliant idea, as it means you don't commit to any one idea. It's especially useful for you, as you're still doing a little...
How to fall up stairs: Basically, you don't step high enough, so your foot doesn't so much reach the next step as kick the vertical part of it....
Aww, kind sentiments.
Do they jump to conclusions based upon what you stand for? MINE do that. They're ALWAYS asking why I "like gay people so much". It's an awkward...
I'm sure we've all done something like this at one time or another. I know I have.
How about... people are avidly responding to your plea, and putting in a sincere effort to cheer you up!
AND it's computer animated.
I very rarely fall down stairs. I almost always fall on stairs while ascending them...which results in me falling on my face.
...No. Can't say I have. Congratulations on your survival though, assuming it's you you're referring to.
I think, according to , what you MEANT to say was "teh is teh great". Haha. I get it, I think. What a bizarre expression...
http://www.usatoday.com/life/television/news/2005-12-06-winnie-the-pooh_x.htm How can you get rid of Christopher Robin when Winnie the Pooh was...
You said "for" twice. Just thought I might mention it. I think morality is what your parents teach you, mainly. Where would our sense of morality...
Costa Rica...or the Copper Canyon.
Man, I haven't read Slaughterhouse since I was 12. I thought it was great then, and I think it's great now. I should read it again...thanks for...
There are lots of copies of it at local bookstores here, so it's not out of print. I sat down in a bookstore one day and read it. The bookstores...
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