bahahahahaha.
Haha
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Apple streusel muffins
Celery, cucumber tuna salad. Stirred into a mixture of rice wine vinegar, olive oil and sugar.
It’s a perfect summer dish.
White chocolate chip & cranberry cookies.
Mandarin chicken
New magazines mean new recipes!
The shape of a woman’s lips may predict the likelihood of her having a vaginal orgasm.
- FB Friend Request: about a year ago. no message attached
- Me: (thoughts in my head) hmm..we went to elementary school together but we weren't friends. I don't even think we were in the same grade.Haven't seen this person since I finished 8th grade.
- FB Friend Request: 3 months after the first one. no message attached.
- Me: (thoughts in my head) hmm. I'm beginning to feel like a bitch for not accepting. With no message attached, i see no point.
- FB Friend Request Today: HI! Hey did you forget who I am? LOL. I have friend requested you before and you always ignore me :(.. How have you been, it's been a long time.
- Me: big sigh. I'm the biggest bitch ever.
Hmmm. I think I want to try these
These take me back to my childhood
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Lost And Found of the Day: Peter Govaars recently stumbled upon the husk of a long lost digital camera on a beach in California, and managed to retrieve the photos from the memory card by cleaning its circuit board with isopropyl alcohol. He then uploaded the four-year-old pics to Flickr in hopes of finding the owner of the camera.
And, thanks to the power of the Net, find her he did: A Brownsville, Texas teen (above, second from left) was visiting relatives from Seaside who took her to see Santa Cruz, where she dropped the camera into the Pacific while photographing a sea lion by the wharf.
“The little girl who lost it…she’s totally stoked,” Govaars told the Santa Cruz Sentinel. “She’s telling all her friends on Facebook.”
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Lost And Found of the Day: Peter Govaars recently stumbled upon the husk of a long lost digital camera on a beach in California, and managed to retrieve the photos from the memory card by cleaning its circuit board with isopropyl alcohol. He then uploaded the four-year-old pics to Flickr in hopes of finding the owner of the camera.
And, thanks to the power of the Net, find her he did: A Brownsville, Texas teen (above, second from left) was visiting relatives from Seaside who took her to see Santa Cruz, where she dropped the camera into the Pacific while photographing a sea lion by the wharf.
“The little girl who lost it…she’s totally stoked,” Govaars told the Santa Cruz Sentinel. “She’s telling all her friends on Facebook.”
Pretty cool
Don’t hold your poops
Let’s go out to the kitchen, let’s go out to the kitchen
