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She has no orifices, so he wasn't that considerate.
To stay on subject, though, I found my old mesh golfing cap. It's an ugly shade of green and has a tee-holder with three tees in it. On the front in big white letters it reads, "DON'T TEE ME OFF!"
I'm embarrassed to say that I actually wore that several times.
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I was looking through a magazine yesterday and found the source of my annoyance with these damn hats. The article was fads of 2003...looking at them I'd glad I was at sea for most of the year.
So apparently it started with that dude that lost his car from That 70's Show, Ashton Krutcher wearing a John Deer mesh hat. I'd half expect to see shit like that in South Carolina, but now Hollywood celebs like to dress in clothes that look cheaper than what I wear and yet cost more than what I make in a month.
What's worse are clothes in magazines like Stuff or FHM that are like $200 for a shirt, $300 for pants, $500 for a jacket. It makes me wonder if those people actually think the average person can afford a closet full of clothes that expensive. Hell, I rarely buy clothes that cost more than $30.
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quote:Originally posted by Hobbes: Hell, I rarely buy clothes that cost more than $30.
Niether do I. I like my $25 pants and this free T-shirt I got from an equipment vendor. Spend $350,000 on a machine and get a free T-shirt! It says "IRAD IRWIN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT" on the front and it's blue. Came with a matching hat but I lost it.
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Uh, oh; she's becoming assertive. Look out Styrofoaman!!
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Based on past anecdotes, I think it's safe to assume that she already is assertive.
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People who get so worked up over the differences between Coke and Pepsi that they refuse to drink one of them rank only slightly ahead of Daily Mail readers, Republicans, and people who spell the country as "Brittain" (not necessarily in that order).
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