Sit on the toilet while listening.
Lmaoooo OMG Kiki
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Sit on the toilet while listening.
Try it and send me some. Really hard to mess up smoked meat, but it has been done.His salmon recipe is like citrusy sweet savory. Would that be good for quail or would i need a new smoke palette?
12-eyes! 12-eyes!ā¦. and then she laughed about it.If only Mr. Potato Head came with tears I'd be crying all 12 of my wee potato eyes out.
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And you shan't be hearing me, thanks.I haven't heard BC or Kdogs voices yet.I'll be back after dinner with earbuds.
After I'd been in Scotland for a week, I was leaving and ran into a couple from about 20 miles from my home. They didn't believe me when I said I was from California too because I "sounded too native". I pick up accents, apparently.
Back on to hatching topic, #3 had a really hard time zipping, and when he finally made it out of the shell, he couldn't straighten up. After several hours, he was still mostly egg shaped, his toes wouldn't straighten up. He just kept rolling around the incubator twitching.
I culled him. I hope I made the right decision. It was really hard watching him twitch in the sink afterwards. It's the first time I've killed a warm little animal and I feel pretty bad. I know it's part of the deal in raising them, though.
What?Lmaoooo OMG Kiki
Have you been through a boot camp?Iāve killed three men, and a dog. The first guy was southern, and taught me to speak proper southern.
From 7-16 I spent summers with people from; Ireland, England, Jamaica (dated one too) and Israel.
After I'd been in Scotland for a week, I was leaving and ran into a couple from about 20 miles from my home. They didn't believe me when I said I was from California too because I "sounded too native". I pick up accents, apparently.
Back on to hatching topic, #3 had a really hard time zipping, and when he finally made it out of the shell, he couldn't straighten up. After several hours, he was still mostly egg shaped, his toes wouldn't straighten up. He just kept rolling around the incubator twitching.
I culled him. I hope I made the right decision. It was really hard watching him twitch in the sink afterwards. It's the first time I've killed a warm little animal and I feel pretty bad. I know it's part of the deal in raising them, though.