@GirlFailer: With pleats in the front, to make your lower stomach look really balloony.
I hope the people at her new school are a damn sight nicer to her and she's able to recover from a truly crappy experience.
"Because of my new eyesight I now notice every speck of dust and dirt and immediately want to clean it up... There is a reason why men don't clean normally and I think it's because we just don't see the dirt. But since the transplant I now see it wherever I go."To be fair, that happened to me once, after I got new contact lenses. I suddenly saw all this dirt in my apartment and so I went into a cleaning rampage. Then I scrubbed my face to take off a few dirt stains I saw on my forehead, until my ex asked why the hell was I trying to get rid of my freckles that way. Then I laughed. Then I drank some wine. Then I took off the contacts. Now I only put them on occasionally.
@dummyfakeroller: "Prevents the life of a human being"? Sure. That's just logical. "Terminates the life of a human being"? Well, that depends on whether you consider a fetus a "human being", which is what makes this ruling dangerous and significant.
@wtfox?!: My mother always sneezes three times in a row. That's her "one sneeze". Three sneezes in quick succession. I can't sneeze just once either, but in my case is just two.
"Because of my new eyesight I now notice every speck of dust and dirt and immediately want to clean it up... There is a reason why men don't clean normally and I think it's because we just don't see the dirt. But since the transplant I now see it wherever I go."
Does this mean I'm a dude? Because I'm kind of a mess.
"Because of my new eyesight I now notice every speck of dust and dirt and immediately want to clean it up... There is a reason why men don't clean normally and I think it's because we just don't see the dirt. But since the transplant I now see it wherever I go."
Quick, someone help me knock out Mr. G and drag him in for cornea transplants. I'm assuming he is so blind he can't even see his own cluttered mess let alone dirt. I go back to work in a couple of weeks and if this will do the trick I'll pay anything!
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I hope the people at her new school are a damn sight nicer to her and she's able to recover from a truly crappy experience.
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My family is used to this and now waits until at least sneeze #3 to issue a "bless you."
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Does this mean I'm a dude? Because I'm kind of a mess.
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"Because of my new eyesight I now notice every speck of dust and dirt and immediately want to clean it up... There is a reason why men don't clean normally and I think it's because we just don't see the dirt. But since the transplant I now see it wherever I go."
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That sounds dirty, and not the Mr Clean kind of dirty, if you know what I'm sayin'