The funniest part is just how frickin’ much there is of it. (THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!)
The link is here.
“The girl he gave up for professional gain.” Why was he forced to make such a ‘choice’?
Memoirs Of Fain, 50-55: Napoleon liked to be very organized.
Hard to dish it out and pretend to ignore at the same time, right D?
So very much “caught in the act” going on right now . . . .
Money is what we say it is.
I have had the respectful pleasure of using many Leatherman tools and I would recommend this one the most highly.
This happens when D the oligarch falls from her sneaky perch of enemy within power in New York.
Do you like knowing a semi mentally incapacitated prostitute from Canada makes all the big decisions in your life and mine?
What Elvis is getting people to understand on this blog is right and please help him escape D and her infernal spy agency.
Elvis tells me to hold my ground and he strongly suggests the same to you as well.
Memoirs Of Fain, 46-50: Napolen loved learning. He is still like that.
What are we, my friends, without integrity?
"the lawn could stand another mowing . . . . "
These songs are written in fairly simple code, not too difficult to follow. “Walking” can only occur if The Roses have that good year.