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Alazama 1 year ago
#2 - I had completely forgotten about this, but now I can hear the sound. Thanks for making me feel old.
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Cenia 1 year ago
Alazama,
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Gerald 1 year ago
#21 I'm older than mcdonalds but I need someone to explain that to me.
#38 I save my zip locks for meat scraps and bones because if I don't, when I put the garbage out on Wednesday, the coyotes rip the bags apart on the streets. I'm ok with the coyotes. They gotta live, too. I just wish they'd clean up after dinner, like the human animals have to do.
#29 My kids left cookies and a beer. Santa was always appreciative.
#38 I save my zip locks for meat scraps and bones because if I don't, when I put the garbage out on Wednesday, the coyotes rip the bags apart on the streets. I'm ok with the coyotes. They gotta live, too. I just wish they'd clean up after dinner, like the human animals have to do.
#29 My kids left cookies and a beer. Santa was always appreciative.
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Chrissy 1 year ago
Gerald, #21: 1981 pop song by Tommy Tutone, "867-5309/Jenny".
Turned into a cultural phenomenon that had poor sods across the country with that telephone number being besieged by callers.
Turned into a cultural phenomenon that had poor sods across the country with that telephone number being besieged by callers.
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#38 I save my zip locks for meat scraps and bones because if I don't, when I put the garbage out on Wednesday, the coyotes rip the bags apart on the streets. I'm ok with the coyotes. They gotta live, too. I just wish they'd clean up after dinner, like the human animals have to do.
#29 My kids left cookies and a beer. Santa was always appreciative.
Turned into a cultural phenomenon that had poor sods across the country with that telephone number being besieged by callers.