Warning: Bring Your Own Tissues...
Sushi Sister to Meg 'n' Eric
"I love glitterfarts and pregnant unicorns." ~ Tim'sWifey
"Pregnancy is a beautiful thing, a natural thing, and how dare you degrade it with your yuppie wanna be rapper and his rhymes." ~ Melaneigh
"Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, and half shut afterwards." Benjamin Franklin
That took some work! I had to keep saying it outloud in order to word it right, lol.
::bows::
Warning: Bring Your Own Tissues...
Sushi Sister to Meg 'n' Eric
"I love glitterfarts and pregnant unicorns." ~ Tim'sWifey
"Pregnancy is a beautiful thing, a natural thing, and how dare you degrade it with your yuppie wanna be rapper and his rhymes." ~ Melaneigh
"Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, and half shut afterwards." Benjamin Franklin
N&G 5_26_07
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Re: "Doo wa diddy diddy dum diddy doo"
Blog BFP Chart
ARUGH!!!
*rips hair out*
That is going to be stuck in my head all.night.long.
*glares at armandos*
Fvcks sake rach!!! I'm going to wake up the wee man with posts like that!!
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Own it. You ralphed brushing your teeth.
twooo un der un der twoooo two two two ....
"I love glitterfarts and pregnant unicorns." ~ Tim'sWifey
"Pregnancy is a beautiful thing, a natural thing, and how dare you degrade it with your yuppie wanna be rapper and his rhymes." ~ Melaneigh
"Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, and half shut afterwards." Benjamin Franklin
Blog BFP Chart
Dude! It was a "My Girl" reference! Obviously that was lost on all of you.
::whines a-la 3 year old::
I want one.
It wasn't, because all I can picture in my head is Veda struting down the street!
I *might* have just peed my pants just now from laughing.
*buries head in pillow to stifle laughter*
That took some work! I had to keep saying it outloud in order to word it right, lol.
::bows::
"I love glitterfarts and pregnant unicorns." ~ Tim'sWifey
"Pregnancy is a beautiful thing, a natural thing, and how dare you degrade it with your yuppie wanna be rapper and his rhymes." ~ Melaneigh
"Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, and half shut afterwards." Benjamin Franklin