I was at a party in a house like that a couple of months ago. It was like the 80's had vomited all over it. Wreaths. Dried flowers. Dolls. God.
You&#039;ll notice the article did <i>not</i> mention line dancing or &quot;Star Trek&quot; videos. This proves that the private sector is more efficient.
Are there really people that care about this?
If anyone hasn&#039;t seen &quot;Iraq for Sale&quot; you really should.
Hengnhnghh?
Lindsey Graham is forming a committee right now. He is VERRY INTERESTED in finding all the scandals involved in these men and their dark openings.
&quot;Well, I hang ten&quot;
What, and nobody has said &quot;Pics or GTFO?&quot; On second thought...uh, no, don&#039;t bother.
I was at a party in a house like that a couple of months ago. It was like the 80&#039;s had vomited all over it. Wreaths. Dried flowers. Dolls. God.
We used to build double-decker forts in the junkyard behind our house. God that was forever ago.
We had an endless supply of shipping pallets from the factories across the way.
Why would you want a wet poster?
And how would it even <em>wear</em> the bikini?
The workers were certainly controlling the means of production for man-caves.
I thought it was Rebecca&#039;s son.
You&#039;ll notice the article did <i>not</i> mention line dancing or &quot;Star Trek&quot; videos. This proves that the private sector is more efficient.
Me, until Dec 2011. Thanks, taxpayers!
They&#039;re only welcome when bearing steam-powered floor mops.
The very pinnacle of first-generation &quot;Star Trek&quot;: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wik..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wink_of_an_Eye">http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...
You know, if you ever need a real, actual <em>cave</em>, I know of some really cool ones here in MT.
Might have issues with seasonal occupants though...