Little-known fact: Marlene Dietrich wore the <a href="http:\/\/3.bp.blogspot.com\/-vZbFpzPVdp0\/UurMbZChUqI\/AAAAAAAABHE\/qpmKkq5XmQI\/s1600\/Marlene Dietrich and Dorothy di Frasso at a 1935 costume dress party.jpg" target="_blank">original swan dress.</a>
Hey, if Trekkies can manage to eventually lose their virginity anything is possible
Stekkjarstaur-Sheep-Cote Clod-Harasses sheep, but is impaired by his stiff peg-legs.
Gluggag&aelig;gir-Window-Peeper-A voyeur who would look through windows in search of things to steal.
the real definitions are actually creepier than our snark- look up Yule Lads
she&#039;s too poor these days to be offing people- just ask her
Better that way . . . they never fail to find your file!
Little-known fact: Marlene Dietrich wore the <a href="http:\/\/3.bp.blogspot.com\/-vZbFpzPVdp0\/UurMbZChUqI\/AAAAAAAABHE\/qpmKkq5XmQI\/s1600\/Marlene Dietrich and Dorothy di Frasso at a 1935 costume dress party.jpg" target="_blank">original swan dress.</a>
Hint: the native firewater is affectionately nicknamed &quot;The Black Death&quot;.
Helen Bach? She&#039;s been to Helen Bach?
Needs moar underscores!
My band used to play Ragnar&ouml;k on every tour, back in our prog metal days. One year we opened for the Sugarcubes there.
I hope his neck fuses as successfully as his front name.
One man&#039;s twisty meat is another man&#039;s twisty poi, son.
You could just go with &quot;N&quot;. Or &quot;Nmi&quot;, pronounced &quot;Throatwarbler-mangrove&quot;.
So your name is &quot;Next&quot;?
Baby Boy Slug?
Like this is supposed to be hard to believe?
Do either of those translate to lutefisk? Because I used to think I might like to visit Iceland sometime.