I would but I have to reset 10 clocks for 'daylight savings time'...Promote some of the most recent ones right here.
Be well, my friends!
I would but I have to reset 10 clocks for 'daylight savings time'...Promote some of the most recent ones right here.
I would but I have to reset 10 clocks for 'daylight savings time'...
Be well, my friends!
There's a mystery about the image that's in the main picture above that little guy ...
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'Where one cleric and Aelgyva...' and the sentence is left unfinished.
What were they up to? No-one knows, it seems to be a hint at a bit of court gossip
about something that went on when Harold visited William's court in Normandy,
but it's a mystery now.
"Angle of dangle!"the angle of dangle.
The urge determines the angle of attack, which should increase during climb, in order to avoid stall!My hushand has reminded me of Balls Law that states that the angle of dangle is proportional to the heat of the meat when the urge is constant. Can't think what on earth he's talking about.
A good breaking system is always essential!Well I think most people loved Jolly's Cruxtrek but sadly it seems warp drive may have its downside
Can we see a male version of that?
I suspect most of us have already, at one point or another.Can we see a male version of that?
I have no idea why he is looking 'down there'. I won't even drink while I contemplate this...I suspect most of us have already, at one point or another.
In some circumstances, it might be quite handy to 'accidentally' destroy everything at one's destination.Well I think most people loved Jolly's Cruxtrek but sadly it seems warp drive may have its downside
Killer Warp Drive
Talking about 'looking down'. When one is hanging on a cross one tends to spend a lot of time looking down and contemplating on the more important things of life and its mysteries. So, can someone please explain why the fluff in ones navel is always a different colour to the clothes one has been wearing?
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In some circumstances, it might be quite handy to 'accidentally' destroy everything at one's destination.
Visiting the in-laws, for example...
MMMMTalking about 'looking down'. When one is hanging on a cross one tends to spend a lot of time looking down and contemplating on the more important things of life and its mysteries. So, can someone please explain why the fluff in ones navel is always a different colour to the clothes one has been wearing?