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Yeah, I was making it up as I went along.....
He was never ready to deal with monsters, it was just that Scooby snacks are worth the suicide mission. (Newest incarnation does look like a meth head, yes)
Note that I did NOT send you to the corner!Yeah, I was making it up as I went along.....
Is Santa still watching??
I kinda felt like I should be remanded to the corner after that.Note that I did NOT send you to the corner!
Is Santa still watching??
I like how James Wan went from directing two of the 2000’s most iconic horror franchises (Saw, The Conjuring) to directing Aquaman
You're afraid of talking rabbits?
Now the “live action” (but really just animated in cgi) remakes have taken it a little far. Although I do wonder if this remake will be rated as lightly as the first one, now we just need a Plague Dogs remake
We in the birthplace of freedom and democracy
So...
You are really from North Carolina???
Huh...
Don't you ?
What's next, armed Squirrels ?!?
Armed squirrels would be nuts...
I ponder how long the Chia pet has been in existence? Did I pre date the clapper?
Marketed by Joe Pedott and produced by San Francisco, California-based company Joseph Enterprises Inc., the firstChia Pet, Chia Guy, was created on September 8, 1977. A trademark registration was filed on Monday, October 17, 1977.
LOL. Nope. Only ever visited... mostly Raleigh and Lake Gaston. I was surprised to learn the history books got it wrong and the signers of the Declaration of Independence were actually from the likes of Billy Bob Franklin, Junior Adams, and Jeb Hancock.
Okay, you've asked for it......LOL. Nope. Only ever visited... mostly Raleigh and Lake Gaston. I was surprised to learn the history books got it wrong and the signers of the Declaration of Independence were actually from the likes of Billy Bob Franklin, Junior Adams, and Jeb Hancock.
I'll bet he's the dude we ran out of the state with pitchforks!.........
Lem-me jist say we should be thankful there is no ‘g’ on the end of the word or y’all would have dropped it.Um, no.....you're saying it wrong.
The local Native Americans called the mountain range Appalachee.....they pronounce it all soft A's. The Appalachian Trail runs right through here as well. We say it AppleAtChin...... and I've never eaten a tomAHto.....doesn't sound tasty at all!!
Nah, it's one of the few states I'm allowed to come back to.I'll bet he's the dude we ran out of the state with pitchforks!.........
Might could be worse.Okay, you've asked for it......
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