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 Posted: Tue Dec 25, 2007 8:08 am
How's Christmas everyone?
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Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 7:18 pm
Hi all! Hope you had lots of fun on New Year's Eve! I hate to sound needy but I'd appreciate it if people here would take a moment and vote for me in the avatar arena. I know I really don't stand a chance, but I'm still trying to drum up votes. biggrin
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Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 8:00 pm
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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 6:55 am
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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 8:53 pm
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Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 5:53 pm
http://thelitconnection.wordpress.com/2007/11/06/a-very-virile-viking/
I saw that book in CVS today and burst out laughing, especially since the line was backed up to the condom aisle, which was amusing in itself because a mother was there with her kids telling them to look straight ahead at the counter, study the candy, and pick out which one, but they had to think very carefully about it and pick the very best one. Since part of the candy section was covered, they had to crane their little necks to see it. A very clever distraction that was probably unnecessary because how likely would it be that a five year old would wonder in a store full of thousands of items, "Mommy what's this?" and pick up a box of condoms, especially since even if you don't want to get into the birds and the bees with a toddler in CVS, you can lie and say, "That's something people get on errands," which would make the toddler lose interest completely.
But anyway.
Everyone stared at me and I pointed at the book and was like, "I'm married to one. WAIT! Not the virile part. WAIT! That's not true, he's virile, very virile!" An older woman patted me on the back and said she understood. The kids were both asking their mother what I was laughing at, and their mother was giving me a furious look.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 2:39 pm
Quote: Scientifically speaking, a fetus/embryo doesn't become even vaguely human till very later on during pregnancy. Before that, it's no different from a frog, or a chicken. Oh god...*wipes tear*...make it stop.... rofl I'm going to lose bladder control.... rofl ...my sides hurt... rofl ...I think I sprained something falling off my chair... rofl
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:37 pm
La Veuve Zin Quote: Scientifically speaking, a fetus/embryo doesn't become even vaguely human till very later on during pregnancy. Before that, it's no different from a frog, or a chicken. Oh god...*wipes tear*...make it stop.... rofl I'm going to lose bladder control.... rofl ...my sides hurt... rofl ...I think I sprained something falling off my chair... rofl That made my entire day xd Did someone actually say that? No really, did someone say that?
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:46 pm
La Veuve Zin Quote: Scientifically speaking, a fetus/embryo doesn't become even vaguely human till very later on during pregnancy. Before that, it's no different from a frog, or a chicken. Oh god...*wipes tear*...make it stop.... rofl I'm going to lose bladder control.... rofl ...my sides hurt... rofl ...I think I sprained something falling off my chair... rofl What? xd That as bad as someone telling that abortion is ok cause tomatos and rabbits abort (tomato's? WTF?).
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2008 3:51 pm
I'm not naming names, but it's in a certain discussion thread. Feel free to go point and laugh.
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Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 1:32 pm
The people at work just sent me flowers and a get well card crying
I feel appreciated.
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Posted: Thu Feb 14, 2008 8:31 pm
I.Am reaper8910 :: reaper walks in :: aaaahhhh i slept so well last night, that hardly ever happens I was expecting -exactly- eight hours of sleep... And then I was called into work an hour early because someone else was sick. sweatdrop I was going through the past Hangout posts and found this. Sadly, I am working at the same place again, and this still happens -all the freaking time.- mad d
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Posted: Fri Feb 15, 2008 11:55 pm
Happy late Valentine's Day everyone! I had the best Valentine's day ever. My "friend" (that's how I reffer to him to people during shyness) gave me a gold necklace with a tiny, delicate heart at the end that had a sapphire in it. :3 So pretty. And we've been "friends" for one year now, so it's extra special.
And BLUE. O_O
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BLUE AND SPARKLY! ^___^
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Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 11:51 am
lymelady http://thelitconnection.wordpress.com/2007/11/06/a-very-virile-viking/ I saw that book in CVS today and burst out laughing, especially since the line was backed up to the condom aisle, which was amusing in itself because a mother was there with her kids telling them to look straight ahead at the counter, study the candy, and pick out which one, but they had to think very carefully about it and pick the very best one. Since part of the candy section was covered, they had to crane their little necks to see it. A very clever distraction that was probably unnecessary because how likely would it be that a five year old would wonder in a store full of thousands of items, "Mommy what's this?" and pick up a box of condoms, especially since even if you don't want to get into the birds and the bees with a toddler in CVS, you can lie and say, "That's something people get on errands," which would make the toddler lose interest completely. But anyway. Everyone stared at me and I pointed at the book and was like, "I'm married to one. WAIT! Not the virile part. WAIT! That's not true, he's virile, very virile!" An older woman patted me on the back and said she understood. The kids were both asking their mother what I was laughing at, and their mother was giving me a furious look. Ok, that one made me laugh, but not until I pulled up the link and actually saw what it was you were talking about. So you're married to one huh?
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Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 12:55 am
Shanra the Bard lymelady http://thelitconnection.wordpress.com/2007/11/06/a-very-virile-viking/ I saw that book in CVS today and burst out laughing, especially since the line was backed up to the condom aisle, which was amusing in itself because a mother was there with her kids telling them to look straight ahead at the counter, study the candy, and pick out which one, but they had to think very carefully about it and pick the very best one. Since part of the candy section was covered, they had to crane their little necks to see it. A very clever distraction that was probably unnecessary because how likely would it be that a five year old would wonder in a store full of thousands of items, "Mommy what's this?" and pick up a box of condoms, especially since even if you don't want to get into the birds and the bees with a toddler in CVS, you can lie and say, "That's something people get on errands," which would make the toddler lose interest completely. But anyway. Everyone stared at me and I pointed at the book and was like, "I'm married to one. WAIT! Not the virile part. WAIT! That's not true, he's virile, very virile!" An older woman patted me on the back and said she understood. The kids were both asking their mother what I was laughing at, and their mother was giving me a furious look. Ok, that one made me laugh, but not until I pulled up the link and actually saw what it was you were talking about. So you're married to one huh? He's from Norway and brags about being a viking; I haven't seen him plunder anything lately. Though I think he'd kill himself if he had that many kids. His family and friends keep telling him it'll happen because I'm Catholic. They also keep asking me if I'm pregnant yet, and I keep telling them, "Not for another five to ten years," but they don't listen.
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