texy:
Haha, cute!
At last, the ultimate scent from Jordana Brewster
"Hot Dog Water". For when you want to be treated as a professional and smell like a hot dog.
"Hot Dog Water". For when you want to be treated as a professional and smell like a hot dog.
diablo68:
I can't wait until they release, Garlic Fries!
missymalice:
haha i've heard that quote before. love it. 
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variousbones:
Oh, the times I've been in her shoes...
texy:
Yikes!!
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vermin:
Are you wanting a hell yeah?
Cos I can give you that hell yeah.
Cos I can give you that hell yeah.
rose420:
Thats a great pic haha.
Thanks for the love on my set!
Thanks for the love on my set!
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What a cool place!
Has anyone been there?
Has anyone been there?
texy:
Whaaaaaaat??
throughnthrough:
I like your kind of stupid! It made me crack a smile at the very least! 
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variousbones:
Oh I never said I read the stuff either, but I did peruse most of it, briefly. Also, here's the 22nd. Where is he?
variousbones:
May. March. Whatever. I'm not holding my breath. Maybe a little...
To all our friends in California, especially San Francisco - please read this excerpt from Newsweek:
There was a horrifically destructive Pacific earthquake in New Zealand on Feb. 22, and an even more violent magnitude-8.8 event in Chile almost exactly a year before. All three phenomena involved more or less the same family of circum-Pacific fault lines and plate boundariesand though there is still no...
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There was a horrifically destructive Pacific earthquake in New Zealand on Feb. 22, and an even more violent magnitude-8.8 event in Chile almost exactly a year before. All three phenomena involved more or less the same family of circum-Pacific fault lines and plate boundariesand though there is still no...
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mere:
Yep... we keep waiting for the big one...
Of course, I never really think about earthquakes until I'm sitting in traffic on the bay bridge...
Of course, I never really think about earthquakes until I'm sitting in traffic on the bay bridge...