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Halloween decor.https://scontent-msp1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...fg&oe=68E8306F
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I found "THE" Halloween costume.
I believe you'd call this a dear in a Nice Pair of headlights! :D
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Have ai look it up for you! ;)
i'll check with AL. AL bundy.Quote:
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ai doesn't sound like it's sure! :rolleyes:
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Hey dude. We are not supposed to post nasty pics. Geez.
Rock
It's just a wrinkly baboon butt. RRQuote:
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Sorry about that,your right but at least it was not maxine waters.Not that would get me booted off here for life.:DQuote:
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And I thank you for that.Quote:
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Rock
The record cover for "Baby, It's Cold Outside" a popular song written by Frank Loesser in 1944 and popularized in the 1949 film Neptune's Daughter. should have been >
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Only 76?
"More"
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LGBT HAS BEEN TOTALLY MISS LABELED BY THE LEFTIES....NEVER MEANT ANYTHING ABOUT THAT LIFESTYLE....
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Nice pair... I'll never be visiting cal., but if you ever find yourself in the hills of tn, I hope you will hit me up, I think that we would have a good time running round the lakes :)
I thank-you for the invite, and it would make me proud. Be Well friend. :cheers: