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ur name should be yellowshirt
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If I have to resort to peeing outside in the snow, you can pretty much bet I'm gonna drop, squat, and go as fast as I can so I can hurry up and pull my drawers back up! I ain't freezing my butt off just to spell my name, lol.
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One word...two letters...one consonant...one vowel...N-O. There...I said it. No. should I make a mental movie of how you got the "O" in there? Keep it PG.
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Shameless bumb
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Watch out where the huskies go,
and don't you eat that yellow snow. Frank Zappa |
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ur name should be yellowshirt
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I suppose if a girl was to run reallllllllly fast, maybe it could be done.
 
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If I have to resort to peeing outside in the snow, you can pretty much bet I'm gonna drop, squat, and go as fast as I can so I can hurry up and pull my drawers back up! I ain't freezing my butt off just to spell my name, lol. Me, too! |
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Edited by
Redshirt
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Wed 01/28/09 10:21 PM
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One here did it.
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Uuuuhhhhhh, let me think about that one................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................No!
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The truth be known I was dared to ask this question. Have any of the ladies on her ever tried to write their name in yellow in the snow? Yes, on a dare when I was 21. Due to an inability to draw out the letter 'S' (beginning of my name) I failed miserably and lost the dare. I'm still not sure which was more at fault, the amount of alcohol I had consumed or the fact that I couldn't waddle effectively with my jeans bunched up around my knees. (Holding up hand) Yes, yes, I know...the visual is hysterically funny yet warped and twisted at the same time. I should state, for the record, that in the years since that night I have learned how to make the perfect lower case 'I' (providing I am situated at the top of a small slope). I haven't tried it but, I would imagine I'm capable of executing the letters 'L' and/or 'J' if the terrain veers in the appropriate direction at the bottom of the slope too. I guess I'll just have to test it out and keep ya'll posted! |
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