9299 pts ยท August 31, 2011
Intercourse, PA
I loved the drive in as a kid, I love it even more now at 46. Cheaper, more relaxed, can have a picnic, just lots of fun.
My niece had this type when she was an infant/toddler. It would be so weird, she'd just "zone out" for a few minutes. Completely gone!
WEGMANS!!
Born in 1960 just barely makes you a baby boomer...
I'm 46 and I hate it and anything coffee flavored. Oddly enough, I love the smell of it.
Hulaween was done up right too ::)
The woods and acid/shrooms go together wonderfully! Especially when the String Cheese Incident lights up the trees like that.
I've been out of high school for nearly 28 years...TWENTY EIGHT YEARS!! How does that even happen?!
This was my first thought as well!
In my experience, east coast cities care less about jaywalking than other parts of the US. NY, DC, Philly, Boston it's common and ignored.
I think by "fun" you mean terrifying. It's the worst feeling ever!
Try sleeping in a semi upright position~ a recliner or the like. I've found it helps prevent sleep paralysis with hallucinations, etc...
Yup...horrifying. I hate it.
My son did this to his stuffed DoughBoy when he was a kid...it's hysterically creepy.
This is why I take Xanax.
Same. I'm very curious!
It's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too cold out there!
Hellertowm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanishing_twin
Right, right. The docs still used the term resorption to describe mine, even though the placentas were fully formed and intact.
I had two that had frat twins at the start. I passed two placentas at their births. Essentially they were early miscarriages of one twin.
Yes, and the poor thing was in the car accident that killed her mother, her mother's bf, and their driver.
When I was in elementary school all we had were paper straws (I'm 46) drinking chocolate milk was a race against the straw falling apart.
Fixed That For You
The book shows how they were so mentally abused and traumatized that they just couldn't. I hear this is pretty true to the book.
I'm sorry about your sister~ hang in there! ~ I didn't watch...but read the book when I was 11. It was 1979, our parents were clueless!
It's also truly on the rise~ http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/07/23/why-is-wheat-gluten-disorder-on-the-rise.aspx
I know next to diddly about hockey...and Tim Thomas was the only name I didn't recognize.
or cats...
Intercourse, PA
I loved the drive in as a kid, I love it even more now at 46. Cheaper, more relaxed, can have a picnic, just lots of fun.
My niece had this type when she was an infant/toddler. It would be so weird, she'd just "zone out" for a few minutes. Completely gone!
WEGMANS!!
Born in 1960 just barely makes you a baby boomer...
I'm 46 and I hate it and anything coffee flavored. Oddly enough, I love the smell of it.
Hulaween was done up right too ::)
The woods and acid/shrooms go together wonderfully! Especially when the String Cheese Incident lights up the trees like that.
I've been out of high school for nearly 28 years...TWENTY EIGHT YEARS!! How does that even happen?!
This was my first thought as well!
In my experience, east coast cities care less about jaywalking than other parts of the US. NY, DC, Philly, Boston it's common and ignored.
I think by "fun" you mean terrifying. It's the worst feeling ever!
Try sleeping in a semi upright position~ a recliner or the like. I've found it helps prevent sleep paralysis with hallucinations, etc...
Yup...horrifying. I hate it.
My son did this to his stuffed DoughBoy when he was a kid...it's hysterically creepy.
This is why I take Xanax.
Same. I'm very curious!
It's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too cold out there!
Hellertowm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanishing_twin
Right, right. The docs still used the term resorption to describe mine, even though the placentas were fully formed and intact.
I had two that had frat twins at the start. I passed two placentas at their births. Essentially they were early miscarriages of one twin.
Yes, and the poor thing was in the car accident that killed her mother, her mother's bf, and their driver.
When I was in elementary school all we had were paper straws (I'm 46) drinking chocolate milk was a race against the straw falling apart.
Fixed That For You
The book shows how they were so mentally abused and traumatized that they just couldn't. I hear this is pretty true to the book.
I'm sorry about your sister~ hang in there! ~ I didn't watch...but read the book when I was 11. It was 1979, our parents were clueless!
It's also truly on the rise~ http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/07/23/why-is-wheat-gluten-disorder-on-the-rise.aspx
I know next to diddly about hockey...and Tim Thomas was the only name I didn't recognize.
or cats...