Rawr
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Does it involve a bed?
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Welcome
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Good philosophy for life When i was 15 i got this terrible paper round, every day up at 6am and delivering a serious amount of papers which actually took me halfway around the town, the boss was a grouchy idiot and i only got
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I made sweet and sour chicken with rice before
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People who change are never worth it unless it's a conscious change and for the better, it catches up with them. Seriously, i wouldn't waste time on him. Not everyone lives a lie like how he ended up treating you, have faith in people. It happens more than you could imagine, that kind of thing.
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Oh that's cool
It always hurts when you've been the one unfairly treated
I think that is the truth, you can tell the way he's acted and it's horrible. And you know yourself you're worth a lot more than that. I've been alright, finally get to chill out from the hecticness of last week! -
Pizza and chips
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My sis made pasta bake as we hung out in the living room all night in preparation for today's barbecue where apparently there's gonna be way too much food baha.
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Welcome!
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Cheese on toast!
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Chicken and Mushroom is yummy!
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I can beat left over pizza, i have a pot noodle! Mwa ha ha. I'll have something else later, right now i'm not hungry.
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Welcome
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I had a chippy as i had no food in as i'm moving out on weds so have no purpose to go shopping until i'm in my other house!
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Welcome to ze forum
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I just threw turkey burgers and chips in
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Random Quotes: p123, para5, next 3 sentences
Rawr replied to Kell's topic in General Book Discussions
'Buried deep beneath the limestone of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, Chicxulub is one of the largest meteorite craters yet found on Earth. Some estimates put it's width at over 300km (185 miles). At the end of the Cretacious Period, 65 million years ago, a comet or an asteroid that may have been more than 10km (6 miles) wide crashed into the Earth at this site.' - My fantastic Earth encyclopedia -
I r going to read this thanks to Roxi I like the sound of it.