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Super Penguin wrote:EDIT: Now looking at the times on your photos, I can see how there might be worry for blizzardlike conditions. Yeah, we're in an all out blizzard here. Driving conditions are miserable (we had a 50 car pile-up on one of our interstates), Christmas plans being ruined left and right, people without power, wind chills of -5 and lower - all very out of the ordinary for us Okies who don't usually even get a snowfall that amounts to anything... I blame the idiots who wished for a white Christmas... Oh, it's white alright, it's a fucking blizzard. Hope the roads are drivable by Saturday, Endyss, I'm looking forward to your yummy desserts at our party! :)
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Holy balls dude. That food looks amazing and that snowstorm does too. Your wife is one helluva lucky woman. PS Need tips on eggnog. Bought all my ingredients cept the milk today. Will be making it within the week. silverwasp wrote:Be careful what you wish for... I have 10 younger siblings and I am only 20....
Yes.... Same parents WarMachine wrote:meh...maybe if he hadn't been handed a burning house he could have done great things, but right now he has won the Prize for what? Damage Control?
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 I didn't know Nintendo cashed in on selling aprons. Either way anything with a Triforce is epic wins.  ahhhh_crap wrote:no, splinter has ethics and whut has emotions
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lol nate is your hair already going salt & pepper or is that just the lighting?
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Lead Salad wrote:lol nate is your hair already going salt & pepper or is that just the lighting? ......*sadness* It's not the lighting. Actually my dad was totally gray by his mid-30s, so it's fast approaching for me. I'm not sure I object to it, certainly not on any level of insecurity, that I'd want to color it because I'm afraid of getting old. If anything, I'd probably just grow it out, get myself a long sword and black trenchcoat outfit and call myself the one-winged angel =D HolyJaw wrote:In the end, everything Endyss said.
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hahaha, well, if it's any consolation I'm 20 and my hairline is receding I could have sworn you were blonde at p-lan '08 though.... ???
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You'd be amazed at the technology that stylists have these days. They can change the color of your hair! (or frost the top of it, as in my case) HolyJaw wrote:In the end, everything Endyss said.
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As my Dad always said... "Son, you'll gray early but you'll get to keep it." That worked for me.
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