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dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Wed 11/12/08 06:46 PM
Is not having friends a sickness not at all! ill be your friend :) thats nice, but i will just break out with hives save yourself thats a risk im willing to take :)

ChangeofHeart Joined Sun 10/26/08 Posts: 1280	Wed 11/12/08 06:48 PM
Do woman think its gross for guys to have hairy cracks

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Wed 11/12/08 06:49 PM
Do woman think its gross for guys to have hairy cracks its a gross concept...but alot of guys have it...so i dont think its that big of a deal

ChangeofHeart Joined Sun 10/26/08 Posts: 1280	Wed 11/12/08 06:52 PM
if your guy wont cut the hair in his ears, will you do it

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Wed 11/12/08 07:21 PM
if your guy wont cut the hair in his ears, will you do it ive done many things for a guy lol ear hairs are nothin :)

Goofball73 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 33913	Wed 11/12/08 07:27 PM
How do you spell relief?

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Wed 11/12/08 07:30 PM
How do you spell relief? relief. A-L-C-O-H-O-L relief. :)

Goofball73 Joined Mon 11/05/07 Posts: 33913	Wed 11/12/08 07:33 PM
How do you spell relief? relief. A-L-C-O-H-O-L relief. :) I thought it would be C-L-I-T-T-E-R!

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Wed 11/12/08 08:55 PM
How do you spell relief? relief. A-L-C-O-H-O-L relief. :) I thought it would be C-L-I-T-T-E-R! LMAO!!! "thank you Clitter for turning my labia into a YAYbia!!!!" HAHAHAH YOU ARE THE BEST FOR QUOTING THAT!!!

Wonderbread Joined Wed 12/13/06 Posts: 5587	Wed 11/12/08 09:08 PM
Have you ever gotten a glimpse of something out of the corner of your eye? A simple movement caught in your peripheral vision. Most will simply dismiss this as a shadow brought about by a flickering candle, or perhaps a pet jumping down from a piece of furniture. Ninety-nine out of a hundred times, these people are right. But then there's that one elusive sight. It can easily be explained by the above conditions, but something feels wrong about it. A chill down your spine, a slight pain in your side. Maybe even a complete blanking of your mind, only to recede moments later. Should any of these symptoms be felt, there may be cause for worry. Our peripheral vision is designed to catch motion, even in the dark. This was used to defend against predators in our early days, and as with many aspects of our human nature, it has remained, but weakened. This view out of the corner of our eyes still alerts us to danger, and although predators have dropped on the list of dangers we may face today, they still exist. Should you ever feel that queer chill in your back, try not to focus on that shadow you saw in the corner of your eye. It might be better not to see.

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Wed 11/12/08 09:57 PM
Have you ever gotten a glimpse of something out of the corner of your eye? A simple movement caught in your peripheral vision. Most will simply dismiss this as a shadow brought about by a flickering candle, or perhaps a pet jumping down from a piece of furniture. Ninety-nine out of a hundred times, these people are right. But then there's that one elusive sight. It can easily be explained by the above conditions, but something feels wrong about it. A chill down your spine, a slight pain in your side. Maybe even a complete blanking of your mind, only to recede moments later. Should any of these symptoms be felt, there may be cause for worry. Our peripheral vision is designed to catch motion, even in the dark. This was used to defend against predators in our early days, and as with many aspects of our human nature, it has remained, but weakened. This view out of the corner of our eyes still alerts us to danger, and although predators have dropped on the list of dangers we may face today, they still exist. Should you ever feel that queer chill in your back, try not to focus on that shadow you saw in the corner of your eye. It might be better not to see. wow...

Wonderbread Joined Wed 12/13/06 Posts: 5587	Wed 11/12/08 09:58 PM
Have you ever gotten a glimpse of something out of the corner of your eye? A simple movement caught in your peripheral vision. Most will simply dismiss this as a shadow brought about by a flickering candle, or perhaps a pet jumping down from a piece of furniture. Ninety-nine out of a hundred times, these people are right. But then there's that one elusive sight. It can easily be explained by the above conditions, but something feels wrong about it. A chill down your spine, a slight pain in your side. Maybe even a complete blanking of your mind, only to recede moments later. Should any of these symptoms be felt, there may be cause for worry. Our peripheral vision is designed to catch motion, even in the dark. This was used to defend against predators in our early days, and as with many aspects of our human nature, it has remained, but weakened. This view out of the corner of our eyes still alerts us to danger, and although predators have dropped on the list of dangers we may face today, they still exist. Should you ever feel that queer chill in your back, try not to focus on that shadow you saw in the corner of your eye. It might be better not to see. wow...

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Wed 11/12/08 10:06 PM
Have you ever gotten a glimpse of something out of the corner of your eye? A simple movement caught in your peripheral vision. Most will simply dismiss this as a shadow brought about by a flickering candle, or perhaps a pet jumping down from a piece of furniture. Ninety-nine out of a hundred times, these people are right. But then there's that one elusive sight. It can easily be explained by the above conditions, but something feels wrong about it. A chill down your spine, a slight pain in your side. Maybe even a complete blanking of your mind, only to recede moments later. Should any of these symptoms be felt, there may be cause for worry. Our peripheral vision is designed to catch motion, even in the dark. This was used to defend against predators in our early days, and as with many aspects of our human nature, it has remained, but weakened. This view out of the corner of our eyes still alerts us to danger, and although predators have dropped on the list of dangers we may face today, they still exist. Should you ever feel that queer chill in your back, try not to focus on that shadow you saw in the corner of your eye. It might be better not to see. wow... lol hello

Wonderbread Joined Wed 12/13/06 Posts: 5587	Wed 11/12/08 10:20 PM
The first part was a question. lolololol

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Thu 11/13/08 12:42 PM
The first part was a question. lolololol oh...lol well then. yes, sometimes.

playboykid Joined Fri 05/18/07 Posts: 39	Thu 11/13/08 04:34 PM
? how big is too big & how small is too small

bzmom01 Joined Sat 01/12/08 Posts: 788	Sun 11/16/08 08:17 AM
How's ur mom and is there a such thing as partying to much?

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Mon 11/24/08 07:38 PM
? how big is too big & how small is too small something is only too big or too small if its in relation to an opposing object

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Mon 11/24/08 07:39 PM
How's ur mom and is there a such thing as partying to much? shes still in the hospital :( if everything goes according to the plan then she might be able to come home within the next two weeks or so... and yes, when your liver finally says "EFF YOU" and dies, then you will know you have partied too much :)

dia_licious Joined Wed 01/16/08 Posts: 613	Tue 04/21/09 02:31 PM
I'm baaaaaacccckkkk!!!! ask me questions!