When one temporarily misplaces their faith, they can find hope in the strangest places. Whether or not these come true, I bought two lottery tickets today “expecting” not to win. Wonder if that ju-ju will work?
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08.30.06 | 3 Comments
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Genuine Jeremy Floyd - Established in 1976 - Now With 20% More Attitude
Multipationalist is another name for admitted ADD.Connect
As usual, Chesterton has an apropos thought:
“When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing — they believe in anything.”
Did you use the numbers on the backs of the cookies?
Oh yes, my friend, I scantronned those suckers.