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10 yrs ago
'cholp cholp cholp URRMG. This If Fmafhing...'
10 yrs ago
Am I Not Pretty Enough?
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11 yrs ago
Aw geez, here we go again
11 yrs ago
Krysten Ritter is my spirit animal.
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11 yrs ago
bye?
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Out, damned spot!
Absolutely loved it, I'd place it above most other things I've seen lately. Anyone else catch it?
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Belly buttons are the largest, deepest, most prominent scars most humans will ever have
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12 yrs ago
Forum: Spam Forum
Ironically enough my bellybutton is cut in half by a large surgical scar, the way in which it is stitched back together makes it practically non-existent.
Our top three guesses for your English dialect:
1. US Black Vernacular / Ebonics
2. Scottish (UK)
3. South African
Our top three guesses for your native (first) language:
1. Dutch
2. English
3. Norwegian
1. US Black Vernacular / Ebonics
2. Scottish (UK)
3. South African
Our top three guesses for your native (first) language:
1. Dutch
2. English
3. Norwegian
Awson said
"Violating your fishing license? $150."
"Failure to appear in court? $250."
"Some other bullshit?" $300."
"$200"
"$250"
"20 year old caught with a beer in his hand at a theme park? $480."
"Being able to drink five years earlier? Priceless."
Dervish said
99% of hugs tend not to involve crippling facial trauma.
The key thing missing from this episode was Martin Freeman being fed into a wood-chipper.
162, yet most of them are for doubts and stuff, I've only had three proper conversations and one is like 2 messages long.
Jorick said
The implications of this when you consider it an homage to Drago's catch phrase...
I like to reverse the implications so that Drago pees beer.
I'm trying to get the best of both worlds right now on my course. History and archaeology are closely intertwined departments, hopefully I can get some of the appeal of the general skills on my history course while getting more specific skills from archaeology modules and volunteering. Archaeology is ideally where I'd want to end up, but studying history will hopefully provide a good fallback.
This also sounds like a highly transferable skill, whatever job you take you're going to have to deal with people's shit.
Dervish said
I took an environmental technology major, which was in the engineering department in my school. Going into water and wastewater treatment basically ensures I'm in high demand pretty much everywhere.
This also sounds like a highly transferable skill, whatever job you take you're going to have to deal with people's shit.
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