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Lone Star Ladies Gang
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...or is just a p*ssy)
was gonna say something about we are what we eat... but I wouldn't do that    
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Lone Star Ladies Gang
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I'm one of the few people that can say he was in Galveston when it snowed
 for real, few years ago around christmas
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Lone Star Ladies Gang
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krupa..shooter beat ya to it in here
Damnit! I skimmed the 5 pages and thought I had it locked!...but, I know where I can hide sharp shooters body so, it is cool! (I am sure you understand bro...you would do the same...)hehehehehehehe I just gotta say, I cannot think of a sexier thread than the women of Texas...... I was raised among the she-wolves...I love a woman who takes no crap...who don't got a problem with being strong yet, vulnerable..(but, would kick the p*ss out of anyone who thinks that they are a victim)... You Texas ladies RAWK!!!!!!! ....spoken on behalf of every other man who was raised in Texas....(any dude who wan't to dispute that..ain't from here...or is just a p*ssy) 
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Lone Star Ladies Gang
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krupa..shooter beat ya to it in here
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Topic:
God Bless Texas
Edited by
SharpShooter10
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Sun 04/26/09 02:59 PM
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Awww heck there are good and bad every place heck have seen some fine looking ones in the Canada area as well and now the Aussies have that accent that just want quit lmao
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God Bless Texas
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... I think I need to move there... The best people I have met, FOR ME, have been from Texas. Need a black Cowboy hat and some boots and I'm all set... those cowgirl hats, halter tops, daisy duke shorts and boots yummy
Hey shooter...You do know Kentucky Girls wear daisy dukes too! and halters. I have had Ky. confused with KY as in well nevermind I'll just spell it out. The ladies are easy on the eyes there as well
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Topic:
Lone Star Ladies Gang
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All you beautiful wonderful ladies have a fantastic evening
I'm trying to to off here... er of off of I'm trying to get off of here
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Buy a house and quit my job so I could stay home with my kids. Plant a big vegetable garden. The vegetable garden sound super! I've always wanted to grow my own veggies, but have never had the space--well, that and my cat eats anything I try to grow (^_^)
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Don't know, but at my age, I would definately be spending it
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Topic:
Lone Star Ladies Gang
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Do ya'll have a hideaway..? Like "Whole in the Wall"
<----Last seen galloping away at a high rate of speed
Your smiley looks like it fell asleep under the sun lamp
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giddy 'up gone this way-------------> |
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Well we do actually....
Yep...You have to remember that back then just about everyone was Christian. It was a bad idea to profess atheism due to the heavy discrimination you would have faced. What Charles Darwin's research had effectively opened the door to is a person's ability to question their own beliefs if the origin of life in fact was examinable in terms of the natural world that surrounds us. 
 no I meant that everything she said is wrong. I have explained this 11 times now I will do it again. I dont give a **** about Charles Darwin. Only the facts THESE ARE THE FACTS EVERYONE PLEASE READ
Charles Robert Darwin was a naturalist who proposed that all living creatures are related by common ancestors. Charles Darwin was born in England in 1809 and died in 1882. Darwin was a member of the Royal Geographical SocietyHis Alma Mater was the Univerity of Edinburgh and the University of Cambridge. His academic advisors were Adam Sedgwick and John Stevens Henslow. His best known works were the "Voyage of the Beagle","On The Origin Of Species" and his theory of Natural Selection.He won several major awards in his lifetime. The Royal Medal in 1853,the Wallaston Medal in 1859,and the Copley Medal in 1864. One of his major influences was Charles Lyell, and he in turned heavily influenced Thomas Henry Huxley and George John Romanes. He was a member of the Church of England although his family had a Unitarian background,and he is known to have embraced Agnosticism after 1851
It is not known except to Mr Darwin and His Creator what his dying thoughts were He was either Agnostic to the end or he changed his mind |
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Well we do actually....
Yep...You have to remember that back then just about everyone was Christian. It was a bad idea to profess atheism due to the heavy discrimination you would have faced. What Charles Darwin's research had effectively opened the door to is a person's ability to question their own beliefs if the origin of life in fact was examinable in terms of the natural world that surrounds us.
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Not a joke
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Oh great, what next ....
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Just checking that's what I did
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I finally stopped mine on the right floor
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Topic:
proof
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I saw BigFoot exit a saucer like vehicle one time when I was Snipe Hunting the Bayous
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As Heather mentions above, you can have both browsers. I use Firefox almost exclusively. If you are going to keep IE. i would suggest an upgrade to IE version 8. This version is getting great reviews, with the addition of tabbed browsing. I would upgrade that first, i would also install Mozilla Firefox 3, this browser offers tabbed browsing, better security, and the ability to copy image locations at the click of the mouse. It is, imo, a better browser. Some sites do not support Mozilla, so it's a good idea to have both. |
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David Duke Arrested
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You're not allowed to yell "fire" in a crowded movie house. 
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Lone Star Ladies Gang
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Do ya'll have a hideaway..? Like "Whole in the Wall"
<----Last seen galloping away at a high rate of speed
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God Bless Texas
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Wish me luck y'all I have a date tonight! EEEEK!
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