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Kathryn liked Jason Giecek's blog post Viagra: The Blog - The Movie - The Little Blue Pill!Posted on October 19, 2011 at 12:30am 6 Comments 4 Likes
The cool, fall weather has arrived, and some students at Smallwood Academy are warming up with a delightful project for the CAI's (Central Asian's Institute) program Pennies for Peace, which buys school supplies for children in Pakistan and Afghanistan. According to Terri Saunders, special to The Becon of Newfoundland, covering the community of children at Smallwood Academcy
“One hundred pennies,” said Chanel Hobbs, 13. “For that little bit of money, a…
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The Curse of the Wandering Cursor!

Posted on August 2, 2011 at 1:42am 5 Comments 4 Likes
You don't have to believe for it to work.

I arrived in China in August, 2008, with $43 and a maxed-out Visa card. I nearly lost that after leaving my small, pocket wallet at a security check point in Los Angeles. Good thing I needed a beer. I went into a bar with one other person in…
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A Tale of Two Amy's
While you were sleeping, reports starting coming in that Amy Winehouse's family believes she died from a massive seizure. Hate to admit I actually read Perez Hilton, but three days ago he reported her friends were saying the same thing.…
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CreekEnd_UK said… My eldest son (he's 35) and I play this daft game where we text one another when we see a famous person look alike out in public.
Today on my way home from the hospital I saw Barrack Obama walking a Pug on a lead.
Thanks for the update on HaHa.
CreekEnd_UK said… How is HaHa ?
Oh yes and you too?
CreekEnd_UK said…
Susan Hale Whitmore said…
CreekEnd_UK said… That figures - Emma Peel 2 is so up her own leather clad arse that she and 'the group ' spend most of there time being a pain in other's (arses).
If in doubt - delete or ignore I suppose.
CreekEnd_UK said… And how is you this fine Sunday?
With Jason nuking Paris (still in France), Matt blasting his crotch - both with the Big Red Buttons - and Gort nearly destroying the world of Zoomers as we know it, this coming week can only be more scary for those nice Canadians who blog here.
Oh yes, and The Cat Group don't take prisoners either....
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