Girls ask guys to prom when they go to different schools. When I was in high school, my girlfriend was a class ahead of me at a different school, so when she was a senior, she invited me to be her date for prom. (Unfortunaely, she still expected me to pay for everything except the prom tickets themselves.)
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Why would someone identify her father's neighbor as an asshole and then post her full name and city on the internet? Talk about "cruisin' for a bruisin'..."
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If you place your cursor on the drawing and drag, you can get a look at the drawing in its entirety. (I found it annoying that the Find was covered in part by the ad as well.) more»
In the 1980's Alec Guiness made a movie called "Last Holiday" about a mousey sort of guy who gets an imminent death diagnosis and who decides to go on a spree and kick over the traces. For the first time in his life, he really starts to live. Then he learns that the doctors switched x-rays, and he's not dying after all.
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Isn't The Mine Shaft a gay S&M bar in New York City? Not the sort of enviornment in which one would expect to find a lonely poetic chap. I"ll bet Ryan was looking for someone a little more hard-core than the writer.
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It's not the note that is the 'Found' item, it's the typewriter itself. You never know, when you go to a Savers store, what you will find, as it's a thrift shop that resells second-hand items, many of them donated.
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And what's with the period after the 'A' in the signature. Is the person's name Arthur Friend? more»
I love a Gershwin tune.
"Kukla, Fran, and Ollie" = Life. more»
"I'm a little teapot, short and stout."
"I'm a little teapot, short and stout." more»
Do the finders write the titles, or is it the Found staffers? more»
"Honey, would you just go f*ck yourself?"
"Sweetheart, would you get your head out of your *ss?" more»
Qdoba is a chain of pseudo-Mexican restaurants. more»
If you place your cursor on the drawing and drag, you can get a look at the drawing in its entirety. (I found it annoying that the Find was covered in part by the ad as well.)
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There are note pads made of paper that is printed to look crumpled, so in this case, the crumpling is not real, it is just printed.
And it's "could have," not "could of." more»
Isn't that a city in Wisconsin? more»
Age-y feel-good psycho-babble techniques:
"Write a letter of affirmations to your Inner Child, assuring him/her of your love, support, loyalty, and dedication."
Bleaaaggh more»
In the 1980's Alec Guiness made a movie called "Last Holiday" about a mousey sort of guy who gets an imminent death diagnosis and who decides to go on a spree and kick over the traces. For the first time in his life, he really starts to live. Then he learns that the doctors switched x-rays, and he's not dying after all. more»
I think you chose the wrong Dad.
Love, Erp more»
"Debbi thinks she's so cool. Debbi thinks we like her. more»
Take your choice, kiddo: Pain and martyrdom, or guilt. more»