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24-Dec-2009 04:19
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24-Dec-2009 04:25
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patate12 »
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I'm sitting at my desk eating lunch and posting (so I'm turned away from the hallway which passes my office, there's just an opening, no door) when I hear, "so which one's Barb's office, this one here?"
I turn around to see a snotty looking woman holding a check. Therefore, she is most like a customer so I can't say what I wanted to.
What is wrong with people?!
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23-Dec-2009 15:52
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bradkk »
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24-Dec-2009 04:24
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bequibar »
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between about December 29th and January 11th anyone?
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24-Dec-2009 03:34
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bevel »
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24-Dec-2009 04:23
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MichelleRodriguez »
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.. and fizzy white wine, we go together like ramalamalama ka dinga da dinga dong.
Cava, champagne, prosecco.. anything. Fact.
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24-Dec-2009 03:54
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Newnorvernmonkey »
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24-Dec-2009 04:22
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kiKi_lamour »
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a woman on the radio yesterday said that women are more likely to become victims of domestic violence when pregnant. astonishing innit, ive never heard that before, is it correct?
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01-Dec-2009 12:58
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r1j2s3t4 »
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24-Dec-2009 04:22
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stationaryhobo »
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Hey, does anyone know where i can get a copy of 1001 arabian nights with all 1001 tales in it. If there really is 1001 tales that is. Thanks in advance.
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23-Dec-2009 22:37
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bevel »
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24-Dec-2009 04:22
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rorygemwriter »
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.. In Basingstoke, Hampshire, a van passenger was killed when a deer smashed through the vehicle's windscreen during a snowstorm. Malcolm Brown, 32, from nearby Bramley, died instantly.
That is a genuine fear for me - on a road that I drive on everyday, a bloke was killed when the car in front of him hit a deer, the deer went straight over the top of that car, and smashed through his windscreen.
Anything slightly ridiculous, but still a possibility, that you're scared of?
Lift cables breaking? Fairground rides stopping and you falling out?
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24-Dec-2009 01:00
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Newnorvernmonkey »
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24-Dec-2009 04:20
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MichelleRodriguez »
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i didnt get accepted onto a teaching course. wtf do i do now? anyone wanna buy a baby?
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24-Dec-2009 03:31
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Websterella »
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24-Dec-2009 04:18
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Websterella »
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May your pole be long
Your grievances be aired
Your feats of strength mighty
And your fruit cake sturdy
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24-Dec-2009 03:57
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Winterhawk »
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24-Dec-2009 04:16
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sashac »
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Guilty of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 12-year old girl.
Amazing thing to me is that someone actually had 5 children with this plug ugly troll.
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24-Dec-2009 01:08
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Masha »
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24-Dec-2009 04:16
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kiKi_lamour »
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I went to two different eastern european places they no longer sell black puddings. The German deli near me has no fresh produce. Where can I get black pudding sausages (Spanish, French and Germans all do them) but I have not seen them sold in London. Any ideas?
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24-Dec-2009 01:15
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allender »
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24-Dec-2009 04:15
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allender »
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Love them.
Anyone here a fan of pork pies?
The only problem is that the ones that I really like are from Woolies.
I've tried to buy them elsewhere but they just aint nice.
Has anyone tried making their own pork pies?
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14-Sep-2009 23:30
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snkysally »
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24-Dec-2009 04:09
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Don't try to deny it, Christmas is almost here again! So dust off your wrapping paper and gift tags and get parceling! Join us for the WT Secret Santa 2009.
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24-Dec-2009 02:35
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tinaja »
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24-Dec-2009 04:06
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cookster »
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1) Casual boots
2) I have to make a return to a fav store. I might spring for a loungey type outfit for hanging out Christmas day. Who wants to eat a bunch and then have on tight jeans? I think I bought one a couple years ago and it looks all faded and shrunken.
So I bought a pair of jeans about 3 months ago and the style is different than I normally get. The jeans are really dark, they never faded. I must have gained weight or they shrunk really fast because they are now tight. They seem really tight at the ankles too, they look very effeminate. My better half said I looked gay in them and thought it was cute that I was wearing them around. I'm not one to just throw something away. I was thinking about giving them some time to stretch out. What should I do?
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23-Dec-2009 21:17
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veronica_inheels »
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24-Dec-2009 04:04
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canayjun »
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So, I went to Czech republic and Hungary. Had a lovely time, visited lots of spas and thermal baths in both countries and took water cures in Karlove Vary. Too bad it was abotut -14C... so now I am back in poland and sick. I have a very shallow breath. maybe i have pneumonia or some sort of lung infection.
can people fly with that? i have to go home in 2 days.
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