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Ivan 11 month s ago
...scrub mommy??
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Char 11 month s ago
Most of these are legitimate reasons for divorce, recognized by both most governments and religions
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Abner 11 month s ago
#21 ... "brought up in a palace"
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Francis 11 month s ago
Abner,
and "I clean it up every WEEK" ... you clean up used cups only once a week
and "I clean it up every WEEK" ... you clean up used cups only once a week
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Molly 11 month s ago
#6 i do this. i don't see an issue it saves all the broken shells together. it's not like most people ever reuse a carton, except farmers.
#18 thats why you always invest in a comfy couch. forget the bed.
#18 thats why you always invest in a comfy couch. forget the bed.
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India 11 month s ago
Molly,
yeah, keep stinking old broken shells with whole eggs and perfume your fridge with a nice odor... broken shell goes straight to the bin, why store it...?
yeah, keep stinking old broken shells with whole eggs and perfume your fridge with a nice odor... broken shell goes straight to the bin, why store it...?
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Martha 11 month s ago
Molly,
i always reuse the egg cartons. And here they are made of cardboard. Last year
i threw away about 5 boxes. Most of the year i was using the same Box. When i had excess boxes i gave it back to the farmer.
i always reuse the egg cartons. And here they are made of cardboard. Last year
i threw away about 5 boxes. Most of the year i was using the same Box. When i had excess boxes i gave it back to the farmer.
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Ellie 11 month s ago
#6. Nothing wrong with this one.
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Sina 11 month s ago
Ellie,
Oh, but it is! Plastic go to plastic bin and egg shels to menajer garbage.
Oh, but it is! Plastic go to plastic bin and egg shels to menajer garbage.
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India 11 month s ago
Ellie,
same as above... keep stinking old broken shells with whole eggs and perfume your fridge with a nice odor... broken shell goes straight to the bin, why store it...?
same as above... keep stinking old broken shells with whole eggs and perfume your fridge with a nice odor... broken shell goes straight to the bin, why store it...?
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Clifton 11 month s ago
#4 Holy Cr@p! Animale!!!!
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Virdie 11 month s ago
#21 Why would someone even bring a drink INTO the bathroom? I can't fathom this, let alone leaving the mug behind. I would pack up every single cup so they only have one or two.
and "I clean it up every WEEK" ... you clean up used cups only once a week
#18 thats why you always invest in a comfy couch. forget the bed.
yeah, keep stinking old broken shells with whole eggs and perfume your fridge with a nice odor... broken shell goes straight to the bin, why store it...?
i always reuse the egg cartons. And here they are made of cardboard. Last year
i threw away about 5 boxes. Most of the year i was using the same Box. When i had excess boxes i gave it back to the farmer.
Oh, but it is! Plastic go to plastic bin and egg shels to menajer garbage.
same as above... keep stinking old broken shells with whole eggs and perfume your fridge with a nice odor... broken shell goes straight to the bin, why store it...?