is it just me that thinks your name suits the above post? :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebiird
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is it just me that thinks your name suits the above post? :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluebiird
tut tut. cute? i hate it when people call me that! im small but not that small and im still a grown up....ok, fine! im half a grown up. im a grown up with a strong inner child.Quote:
Originally Posted by OZEED
GOOD RIDDANCE (U SAID GOODBYE). THIS CUTE ENOUGH FOR YOU?
Or HoW AbOuT ThIs I lIkE ThIs MoRe. I cant believe im so sad as to really hold the caps down every odd letter. may god have mercy...on all of you!
(i am very very very very very very very (still cute?) OPTIMISTIC)
mmmm........
Maybe, instead of coffee, we can consider some of these:http://www.tescodiets.com/b2b/msndie...20&code=410600Quote:
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Good God. I'm surprised they didn't include grass in all that rabbit food. I rather stay with the manly diet.:D
This is a really hard thread to jump in on D:
I worked in a coffee shop for a little while in highschool. The best drink, hands down: white chocolate mocha with almond flavoring, topped with whipped cream laced with chocolate and caramel sauce.
'Rabbit food' you say??? Rabbit?!?! You mean 'rabbit' as in:Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
http://home.comcast.net/~bloodfr0st/Jessica_Rabbit.jpg
Wow! If she eats rabbit food, then count me in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scheherazade
Why? You wanna look like her?Quote:
Originally Posted by Virgil
:D
Naw, he just hopes they bump into each other at the same cabbage patch xD
...and my, what a momentous bump that would be! :brow:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Is Jessica Rabbit Virgil's forum "crush"? Oh, I suppose she would have to be a member here first...:p
ladies, good moro, good day, good night to some.
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behold a list of some of my faviourtest foood!!
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Originally Posted by Scheherazade
so how come Im not healthier then?
Maybe it is what you have between these... I know it is for me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightshade
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