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27 Teethy Takes of Fluffy Felines Furrociously Flashing Fangs and Feeling Funky - Cats can get away with pretty much anything. Even their biting was rebranded as the harmless awwdorable 'love bites'. We can't help it. When their itty-b...
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Thanks for stopping by…. - I grew up in a wilderness area in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula in a town proudly proclaiming almost 300 citizens on its road sign. Life there focused on surv...5 years ago
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Why real news is, indeed, fake. - I've taken three lengthy Uber trips in the past month. All of the drivers got around to asking what I did for a living. When I replied, “I teach journalism...
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Premiul mult Visat - Buna fetelor, m-am bucurat tare mult cand Dana m-a anuntat ca am primit si eu un premiu, mai ales ca mi se pare foarte interesant pentru ca ma ajuta sa va...8 years ago
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Guy in cheesy old Scientology promo looks kinda like Josh Timonen - Fast forward to about 3:00. I never met Josh so I can't say if it's him or not. Would be a few years younger in the promo.
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That was odd on so many levels....
ReplyDeleteHeh. They always assume that every other bugger will be 'left behind' except them. What a shocker to be on the receiving end.
ReplyDeleteI recently heard this sort of thinking wonderfully described as "a form of snobbery".