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Fantastic word game

Follow you home reminds me of the awkwardness of looking over our shoulders because of the feeling we had of being followed, seeing nothing, but finally looking down to see a kitten that was following us, but had stopped each time we stopped and started each time we started.
 
Sweaty armpits call for a big dose of deodorant, made by Old Spice.

Yes I use Old Spice...

T minus 39 posts and counting to 2k...


-crainbebo
 
The NASCAR Sprint Cup series, like any other NASCAR event, is a stock car race which draws out camper dwellers, flea marketeers and, of course, Ford F150 and Chevy Suburban drivers whose women drive old Monte Carlos and cuddle tenderly with autopsy photos of Dale Earnhardt or a jar of formaldehyde containing his heart, and their men try to drive their land barges on little suburban streets as though they think they are him on the Speedway.
 
On the speedway the cars drive 180 mph or more, so it's good to use earmuffs at the stands to protect your hearing.

-crainbebo
 
Protect your hearing in about 35 posts from now because when we reach page 2000 there will be a collective roar around the globe.


I'm told the networks plan to cover those roars in every time zone much like the way they cover the ball drop on new years eve.
 
Every time Megan McCormick is trekking the globe, I wonder if her last name is spelled McCormick or McCormack because I've seen it spelled both ways over the last few pages.
 
We've got our sights set on the future, not stagnating, as we move onward and upward to the prize that awaits us.
 
Our corporate sponsors have provided very lovely, hand-made costumes for our little band camp costume promenade.
 
Dressed up as Snookie will get you banned from all festivities.

Looks like winter is here in the northeast. Snowstorm headed this way tomorrow into Sunday with local areas forecast to receive anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of the damned stuff. I'm not ready for winter and neither are my parents who are supposed to leave for a month in Florida on Sunday morning. Which, by the way, reminds me that I will also be joining them in Florida the 3rd week of November. Which leads to whom will be in charge for that week. Since Mr. Dmargalotti complained last time, asked for it, then decided he couldn't do it after all, this is another chance for him. If he wants it.
 
All festivities at the FWG are recorded for future reference, and digital copies are stored in the library, the media archives, and a secret location that only two people know.
 


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