What this world needs right now is an Usher song that'll try a person's sanity. Oh wait. Phew!
also: rampaging elephant lushes
Nov 15, 2004
the world needs
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It's crazy time!
It"s All About Me
- glomgold
- I like long walks on the beach followed by a cozy night at home in front of a fire (maybe even in the fireplace!) where I will then proceed to break your spirit with a long-winded lecture about the crushing pain of life. You like-a da juice? The juice is good, eh? I get you da juice.
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2 comments:
Great way to start the day today, laughing with a drunken elephant story. Thanks.
That means, yes, I check blogs before I do work. I consider it part of a preparation ritual for the workday.
i like that it's now "mandated by the great wheeled one"
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