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Tuesday, January 18, 2005
The first sentence from my blog for each month last year, combined:
That won't scale. "One time I ran out of toothpaste or floss or something, so I opened the medicine cabinet looking for more. "the coming of the rats' is a very very very interestng book about a woman who cannot get a date because it is after the h-bomb and she is a rubber-armed mutant." "English, 1850s silk brocade." My special naked guy is happy now, enjoying daily treats and being scratched behind his big saucer-like ears. It was a miracle that created headlines around the world. Fluffy, the destroyer of worlds. Immediately there's a flashlight in my eyes. If they say, 'We're just going to dip you in this nice bath of tepid hydrocloric acid and dump in a few electric eels, there's a good girl, it might restore your hearing' I really have no choice but to say 'Okay - as long as it's only tepid, and the electric eels shouldn't last too long at least. The search for extraterrestrial life has ended at the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Ken Jennings talks about one of his Jeopardy! questions. One day she comes into work with a dead snake in a bag.
posted at 7:29 PM
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