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What a frightning concept this is and what a slippery sloap it will lead to.
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Mai Kismet taek in a hair-tye to teh tub, she ar berry thotfol abowt it, berry karefolly moov teh hair-tye up teh sloap…. den let go… it slyd down, she luk at it, pondrz dat fanominom….. den duz it agin….. and agin…. and agin…..
tub iz belongz to us nao… - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?
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January 9, 2008 at 8:55 am lcb is korrekt….we must be vurry kareful…slipperee sloap an all dat stuff!
invisible volleyball serve - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger?
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Also, his brother – what cost is there to Wayne, who lost Julia and was heading down a slippery sloap of morality (Gee, David, we can spin this to our advantage.)
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Also, his brother – what cost is there to Wayne, who lost Julia and was heading down a slippery sloap of morality (Gee, David, we can spin this to our advantage.)
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The partying all night and then falling asleep on the road two minutes from my house and waking up as I veered off the road, down a grassy sloap, toward a swamp, and laughing, wild.
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They were more rarely found in Connecticut and Massachusetts, and as I do not know what they were called in New England, we will give them the Dutch name slawbank, from _sloap-bancke_, a sleeping-bench.
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The sloap of the grande kinal will be finisht and turft over in 3 wekes; and I have chosen the younk plants for the vardunt hall: nice wons they be too, your onnur!
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Oh wait … yes and one reason Alaska has a surplus is because of a heavy oil severence tax that the State imposes on extracted oil from the north sloap.
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Oh wait … yes and one reason Alaska has a surplus is because of a heavy oil severence tax that the State imposes on extracted oil from the north sloap.
sumit commented on the word sloap
Space Left Over After Planning - the desert islands of urban environments. By definition, they are neglected by authorities, leaving them in the hands of refugees or predators. They can also be revitalised by street artists, guerilla gardeners and urban renewal specialists.
September 21, 2009