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hmmh? What do you mean wierd thread?
OUCH!!! (for she had just tripped over Doll's smiley)
Oops, sorry, I didn't see you, I just thought it was a sign.
OUCH!!! (for she had just tripped over Doll's smiley)
Oops, sorry, I didn't see you, I just thought it was a sign.
It's about the fact that whoever made that smiley up couldn't hold the shift key down long enough at the end of the first "slide".
flyingfish said:
Rottweiler?
:I have a weird question for this weird thread...why is it that I always see a lot of Mexican people eating in the Chinese restaraunts I go to, but there are never any Chinese people eating in the Mexican restaraunts? Hmmm...
oh oh oh here's another wierd question for the weird thread....
How can old-fashioned cookies be old-fashioned if they were baked just the other day?
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How can old-fashioned cookies be old-fashioned if they were baked just the other day?
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sky.eyes.woman said:
Could be because there's more people of mexican descent, living in your area, than there is people of chinese descent. Could be.
hcgirl80 said:
When a pastry is referred to as "old fashion" it usually pertains to either the ingredients used, or the means with which they were made. i.e. donuts didn't always look like those heavenly krispy kreme halos, they used to look like flattened meteors with holes in them, plus they used buttermilk to make them; the difference is in the taste.
This not only pertains to pastry, but almost any aspect of life. The "ingredients" could be tools used or outfits worn.
I agree with DD, it's all relative.
Peace.
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