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“By celia, March 13, 2010 @ 9: 59 pm lowest prices for tramadol online 009074 aciphex phentermine alprazolam online pharmacy 8935 ultram pugf”
“The rest have moved on and are now rallying behind Obama. — celia”
“Although if Eckhart is listening, they haven't cast Captain America yet .... celia aaron eckhart was recently spotted in downtown los angeles with a camera, walking around and snapping away at the landscape and architecture. pangloss aaron eckhart won't save battle: los angelas. rather, battle: los angelas will ruin aaron eckhart.”
“August 22, 2008 at 8:34 am o noze! celia splorted! someonez cawl 911!”
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“See what celia has been blogging about: Healthy breakfast”
“See what celia has been blogging about: I am 35 now!”
“See what celia has been blogging about: Halloween night!”
“What happens if a presidential candidate dies before election day and/or what happens if a presidential candidate dies after the elections and before inauguration? celia”
“As somebody who has seen light skinned latinas with accents deal with the same outright blatant structural racisms as dark skinned women with no accents--I think that those women (like celia cruz, say) who are light skinned and have accents are often subjected to more sexualization and unwanted advances than outright white women with accents (the whole exotic thing).”
“CHAPTER THREE celia stared up at the dark haired and very handsome man standing in the doorway, her memory trying to place him.”
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chained_bear Oh. I just remember seeing the 45 (now everyone knows I'm old!) and it says "Cecilia." Those rock singers, who can tell what they're saying, anyway?
... And you kids get off my lawn! Aug 6, 2009
madmouth in the song they abbreviate it to 'Celia', actually Aug 6, 2009
chained_bear I think that's Cecilia, no? Aug 5, 2009
madmouth shaking my confidence DAILY Aug 5, 2009
charlesferdinand You're breaking my heart Aug 5, 2009
madmouth The female schmo name of 18th century literature, often with an echo of disreputableness. For instance:
'Thus finishing his grand survey,
The swain disgusted slunk away,
Repeating in his amorous fits,
"Oh! Celia, Celia, Celia shits!"'
-from The Lady's Dressing-Room Aug 3, 2009