Welp, at least he turned the lineup over - When the
eight hole hitter manages to get on base.
P.S. The site is dead-on except for when criticizing
Wheeler for pronouncing Hispanic names correctly. I
don't know why that should be noted.
Date: Wed 3 Jan 17:32:16 EST 2007
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LEAD role in Universal Pictures' film, "The Express"
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He saw drying drips and splashes - again, mostly of ice-cream - on the rug and couch.
Listen very carefully and dont interrupt, because I dont know how much time I have.
Annie apparently not only pinched and slapped herself when she was feeling depressed.
She stood there for moment, hands fisted on hips, then stalked back toward the house.
He saw drying drips and splashes - again, mostly of ice-cream - on the rug and couch.
Listen very carefully and dont interrupt, because I dont know how much time I have.
Annie apparently not only pinched and slapped herself when she was feeling depressed.
She stood there for moment, hands fisted on hips, then stalked back toward the house.
He saw drying drips and splashes - again, mostly of ice-cream - on the rug and couch.
Listen very carefully and dont interrupt, because I dont know how much time I have.
Annie apparently not only pinched and slapped herself when she was feeling depressed.
She stood there for moment, hands fisted on hips, then stalked back toward the house.
Goomeister wrote:Is that notorious Nigerian scam e-mail still floating around?
Richard Thon wrote:Goomeister wrote:Is that notorious Nigerian scam e-mail still floating around?
Is that the one about the toothbrush in the ass?
zp wrote:Richard Thon wrote:Goomeister wrote:Is that notorious Nigerian scam e-mail still floating around?
Is that the one about the toothbrush in the ass?
I think it is the one in which this guy says that somebody died leaving a large sum of money ($20-25 million), but they can't get it out of the country. He offers to make you the heir, for a split of the profits. You'd make $4 million or so. BUT, you have to either give him $1000 for processing fees, or else give him your bank account info.
I just got it last week.
Once I get my millions, I'll take all of you to Clearwater for Spring Training.
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Richard Thon wrote:zp wrote:Richard Thon wrote:Goomeister wrote:Is that notorious Nigerian scam e-mail still floating around?
Is that the one about the toothbrush in the ass?
I think it is the one in which this guy says that somebody died leaving a large sum of money ($20-25 million), but they can't get it out of the country. He offers to make you the heir, for a split of the profits. You'd make $4 million or so. BUT, you have to either give him $1000 for processing fees, or else give him your bank account info.
I just got it last week.
Once I get my millions, I'll take all of you to Clearwater for Spring Training.
fyi, you're going to lose a chunk of that to taxes
Richard Thon wrote:zp wrote:Richard Thon wrote:Goomeister wrote:Is that notorious Nigerian scam e-mail still floating around?
Is that the one about the toothbrush in the ass?
I think it is the one in which this guy says that somebody died leaving a large sum of money ($20-25 million), but they can't get it out of the country. He offers to make you the heir, for a split of the profits. You'd make $4 million or so. BUT, you have to either give him $1000 for processing fees, or else give him your bank account info.
I just got it last week.
Once I get my millions, I'll take all of you to Clearwater for Spring Training.
fyi, you're going to lose a chunk of that to taxes
Goomeister wrote:Richard Thon wrote:zp wrote:Richard Thon wrote:Goomeister wrote:Is that notorious Nigerian scam e-mail still floating around?
Is that the one about the toothbrush in the ass?
I think it is the one in which this guy says that somebody died leaving a large sum of money ($20-25 million), but they can't get it out of the country. He offers to make you the heir, for a split of the profits. You'd make $4 million or so. BUT, you have to either give him $1000 for processing fees, or else give him your bank account info.
I just got it last week.
Once I get my millions, I'll take all of you to Clearwater for Spring Training.
fyi, you're going to lose a chunk of that to taxes
That's the one.
zp wrote:Richard Thon wrote:Goomeister wrote:Is that notorious Nigerian scam e-mail still floating around?
Is that the one about the toothbrush in the ass?
I think it is the one in which this guy says that somebody died leaving a large sum of money ($20-25 million), but they can't get it out of the country. He offers to make you the heir, for a split of the profits. You'd make $4 million or so. BUT, you have to either give him $1000 for processing fees, or else give him your bank account info.
I just got it last week.
Once I get my millions, I'll take all of you to Clearwater for Spring Training.
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