7589 pts · September 27, 2011
What about ALSScan?
Is Mrs Bonnadonna Bartlebaugh related to Mr Bumbernickel Crispynoodle?
Have a Gluten Free what?
🤣
What about the king subs?
I meant just above that.
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTY1YjkxZmJld29hZjYzbjlvMHZlZmZlNml6N2g5eGVnM3lqN2V3bTZ2NmRla3duMSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/a9A3HLylBz2yA/giphy.mp4
Yes, I read that but what’s below it?
Is this where the idiots at Tesler got the idea for that stupid stick door handle?
Is that Eric Holder’s white cousin?
Hello Wisconsin!
Wow! There are local ice cream stores in the Bay Area that have those flavors, but not all in one. Sounds delish!
I miss Chris Redd on SNL.
I can relate, but I hope that once you decide that they should be recycled, you do break them down. So many of my apartment neighbors don’t, ignoring signs. 🤦♂️ Unbroken shipping boxes take up so much space in the large recycle bins, and are also tougher to carry out of your house. Flattened ones easily fit in a paper bag and take less space in the dumpster.
“But it helped raise the stock price by 1¢ for a few hours and that made the shareholders happy, and hence, worth it.” (probably).
3, 6, 9; damn she fine
I think that’s just part of the bride’s attire. It’s called a chunri or chunni (Ch as in China, u as I pull, i as in ee). Covers the head and but here also works as a veil I guess. Also sometimes worn with other dresses to sort or cover up a shirt/kurta /top part of the body.
Also, in modern times of nuclear families, she’s not necessarily going to be living with her in-laws, more likely just her husband. (Thought I should clarify that).
Sauce: I’m Indian. Not a stupid question though. Took me a second look too to understand.
Indian wedding; the part at the end (called vidai) where the bride (in red) says goodbye to her parents/family, as she traditionally leaves for her new home (in-laws’). Usually an emotional time, even if in modern times she was likely already living away from family for college, work etc. Here though, the bride’s Dad or bro (probably) first hugs her, then as she turns away, acts as if he’s happy and dancing to finally see her leave (good riddance!) 😄.
Chill guys. This was a fake tweet I whipped up on my phone. 🙂
It is fake. It’s my OC. :)
Think again: https://youtu.be/HtZi7nj-WYw. They can survive in humans.
I was supposed to go see him in SoCal two weeks back. 😔
“Let me slip away on you”
What about ALSScan?
Is Mrs Bonnadonna Bartlebaugh related to Mr Bumbernickel Crispynoodle?
Have a Gluten Free what?
🤣
What about the king subs?
I meant just above that.
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTY1YjkxZmJld29hZjYzbjlvMHZlZmZlNml6N2g5eGVnM3lqN2V3bTZ2NmRla3duMSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/a9A3HLylBz2yA/giphy.mp4
Yes, I read that but what’s below it?
Is this where the idiots at Tesler got the idea for that stupid stick door handle?
Is that Eric Holder’s white cousin?
🤣
Hello Wisconsin!
Wow! There are local ice cream stores in the Bay Area that have those flavors, but not all in one. Sounds delish!
I miss Chris Redd on SNL.
I can relate, but I hope that once you decide that they should be recycled, you do break them down. So many of my apartment neighbors don’t, ignoring signs. 🤦♂️ Unbroken shipping boxes take up so much space in the large recycle bins, and are also tougher to carry out of your house. Flattened ones easily fit in a paper bag and take less space in the dumpster.
“But it helped raise the stock price by 1¢ for a few hours and that made the shareholders happy, and hence, worth it.” (probably).
3, 6, 9; damn she fine
I think that’s just part of the bride’s attire. It’s called a chunri or chunni (Ch as in China, u as I pull, i as in ee). Covers the head and but here also works as a veil I guess. Also sometimes worn with other dresses to sort or cover up a shirt/kurta /top part of the body.
Also, in modern times of nuclear families, she’s not necessarily going to be living with her in-laws, more likely just her husband. (Thought I should clarify that).
Sauce: I’m Indian. Not a stupid question though. Took me a second look too to understand.
Indian wedding; the part at the end (called vidai) where the bride (in red) says goodbye to her parents/family, as she traditionally leaves for her new home (in-laws’). Usually an emotional time, even if in modern times she was likely already living away from family for college, work etc. Here though, the bride’s Dad or bro (probably) first hugs her, then as she turns away, acts as if he’s happy and dancing to finally see her leave (good riddance!) 😄.
Chill guys. This was a fake tweet I whipped up on my phone. 🙂
It is fake. It’s my OC. :)
Think again: https://youtu.be/HtZi7nj-WYw. They can survive in humans.
I was supposed to go see him in SoCal two weeks back. 😔
“Let me slip away on you”