"Let's mock them. Laugh at them. Talk about them."
"Uggga bugga ugga!"
"That's right my pretty. What can they do? The Great Oz is silent. He can not stop me. He never comes here anymore and he can not protect the chubbies!"
"Ugga bugga ugga buggga hee hee!'
"Ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha!"
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The bigger the cushion, the sweeter the pushin', I always say.
The last of the real prejudices.
Not to worry, we'll make more.
The message fashioned and delivered by Big Brooklyn Style extends beyond protection to recognition and advocacy. A different choir is singing, a different audience is listening, a different product is now being delivered.
Those with open eyes and ears will see and hear.
I just read somewhere that the Mexicans (on average) are fatter than the Americans. So why the invasion? They just set a world record in Mexico City for the largest "torta" constructed ever...and eaten. Who would want to leave such a paradise?
That should be "ever constructed" but in my excitement at bringing this thrilling bit of news to all those in need of comfort and sustenance I let proper word order go by the board. I'm just built that way...can't help it...Can't Help It...where did the echoes of Marlene come from?...well, at least I'm not plagued by echoes of Lindsay.
Or plagued by a urinary tract infection.
Chip--
How can I leave this...behind?
uh huh!
uh huh!
While the hat is a nice choice, I always expected that Garage would have selected a different style vest.
TLC are fools if they let your show slip away...
I sense normalcy around here again.
This post of Trooper's is proof.
Die Fatty Unfortunately that is how many people think...
Americans actually do the world a favor by sequestering more than their share of carbon than other nations do; link
Homophonic joke I heard from my F-I-L:
A large woman backs into an airplane propeller while boarding--the plane disaster.
Get it?
Heard that one in '61 - woman sat on a stove, disaster.
Paging Titus on the white courtesy homophone...
Heard that one in '61
That would explain why I didn't remember it from the first go-round.
Does anyone still tell Roman and Greek jokes or does humor spoil with age?
Those jokes are classics.
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