Doooooooood, bro, yesterday was the most days i could have had in one day, even special events were included, such as the "cinnamon olympics
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i wish i were there...my_red_red_lipsJune 8 2003, 22:17:57 UTC
i'm so glad i got to talk to you last night-even if one of our phones cut us off-cause it was awesome to hear you in the midst of having an amazing time...
every thing here went all crazy. AGAIN.
i'm now gonna be in corpus until the day my dad comes...i've got to get up all early and drive back to houston in order to try and get there about the same time he does.
and this all means i can't already have the trailer packed by the time he gets here...which means that we can't wake up early and leave the following day...because we can only pick up the fucking trailer on that day...and that means we're not out of here until the 13th...
Re: i wish i were there...lonelymadisonJune 10 2003, 03:46:00 UTC
When Parker Pen marketed a ball-point pen in Mexico, its ads were supposed to say "It won't leak in your pocket and embarrass you". However, the company's mistakenly thought the Spanish word "embarazar" meant embarrass. Instead the ads said that "It wont leak in your pocket and make you pregnant". so you should discuss this sort of thing with the, "lifeblood of america" GO DRUNK PEOPLE GO!!!
Re: i wish i were there...lonelymadisonJune 10 2003, 03:51:55 UTC
PANDA MATING FAILS; VETERINARIAN TAKES OVER One way to account for the ambiguity here is to note that the first clause is ambiguous between a reading with panda as the deep subject - The panda is mating - and as deep object of a causative construction They are mating the pandas. With the second reading, there is nothing odd about a vet taking over trying to mate pandas. The verb marry has a similar less common causative interpretation as in This vicar has married three couples this week.
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drunk people arre the lifeblood of our fair country!
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every thing here went all crazy. AGAIN.
i'm now gonna be in corpus until the day my dad comes...i've got to get up all early and drive back to houston in order to try and get there about the same time he does.
and this all means i can't already have the trailer packed by the time he gets here...which means that we can't wake up early and leave the following day...because we can only pick up the fucking trailer on that day...and that means we're not out of here until the 13th...
and i sorta want to kill someone...but not you.
i can't wait to see you.
<3 brooke
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so you should discuss this sort of thing with the, "lifeblood of america"
GO DRUNK PEOPLE GO!!!
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One way to account for the ambiguity here is to note that the first
clause is ambiguous between a reading with panda as the deep subject -
The panda is mating - and as deep object of a causative construction
They are mating the pandas. With the second reading, there is nothing
odd about a vet taking over trying to mate pandas. The verb marry has a
similar less common causative interpretation as in This vicar has
married three couples this week.
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