Definitely a cult classic.. I really dig that movie, now im going to have to watch it again. |
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New color
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Hi!
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Welcome
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AH-HA
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Not me.
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like my
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I must protest!
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like my
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I protest, for the right for you to protest against people that protest!
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Want?
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Yes please, this wont put me to sleep will it?
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Take a chance...
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Hey, your too young to listen to abba! j/k
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shut up: ode to stupidity
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I love this saying,
Light travels faster than sound. That's why some people appear bright until you hear them speak. Sometimes people should just be quiet. |
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PETA, another group of extremist. It is good to be on top of the food chain! I say this somewhat lightly but with respect too. PETA does have some excellent points to make about inhumane slaughter house conditions. The meat industry is something we should all be concern about as it directly impacts public health. There's an excellent book, Animals in Translation and it is like no other animal book because of it's author Temple Grandin. As an animal scientist who works with and for the meat industry she has made significant changes in the industry that have been beneficial to the business, the animals and the public. Nature is not humane but we are thinking and empathetic beings as are I suspect many animals. We are animals too but we are not coyotes or crocs. Our thoughts go beyond mere survival.I think we owe the animals we consume a respectful and humane death especially when we live and flourish fed on their flesh. Hunters in my experience are as a group are people who are in many ways the most humane and respectful of all meat eaters. I have never met a hunter personally who wants to wound or damage an animal. They want a clean quick kill shot. They harvest animals who live freely and most eat what they kill. They understand the relationship of a prey animal and the hunter in a way that a person who buys their meat in a nice clean super market never will. Have you ever slaughtered an animal yourself? If not you should. I firmly beleive anyone who eats meat should have that experience at least once. If you are concerned about the practices of large meat industry processing find a local butcher who works with and buys from local farmers. You are supporting local business and in most cases the animals are handled more humanely than on large meat lots. Oh, one last point. There is growing scientific evidence that vegetables react to being pulled from the ground or cut up. Perhaps vegetables feel pain too. Will there be a new group People for the Ethical Treatment of Vegetables? If so what the hell are they going to eat? Save the Vegetables! |
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Howdy
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Welcome , have fun!
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Touchy feely or leave me alone? Touchy feely, for sure. |
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You are only allowed by law
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Chaps!
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Pretty sure...
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good bye, good luck!
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M & M cookies
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MMMMMM,peanut butter
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sign in mingle 2 bathroom
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OOH. i love crab. in my own private booth, i must be vip.
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Sneaker pimps, six under ground.
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New picture!
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Very cute.
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"Although I must admit,the shape of it does make for everlasting love."
It also keeps you minty fresh! |
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Shrinks vs. bartenders...
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Nice!
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