that is one lazy looking cat, you can totally tell its bo's
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that is one lazy looking cat, you can totally tell its bo's
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hoi, he's like 17 years old or summfin, i'm pretty sure cats aren't event meant to live that long nevarmind actually move and stuffOriginally Posted by Mr. Mulder
that is one lazy looking cat, you can totally tell its bo's
As long as I've got a face
You've got a place to sit
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i have no idea why its upside down
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agreed, all old people like to sit down and read the paperhoi, he's like 17 years old or summfin, i'm pretty sure cats aren't event meant to live that long nevarmind actually move and stuffthat is one lazy looking cat, you can totally tell its bo's
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dialed into a hairdressers internets and just pasted skwirelhaxrolf into their software key
whats a skwirelhaxrolf? .....nothing, you've got a virus, shutup!
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and as if all that exsitement wasn't enough, i went to the seaside oop north and got my photie taken with the rudston monolith, it was educational as fuck!
The tallest standing stone in Britain, at just under 8 m in height, with a circumference of 5m. The pointed top is protected with a metal cap. Dragged from Cayton or Cornelian Bay 16 Km to the north, the stone weights an estimated 40 Tons. The stone was erected (lol) in approximately 1600 BC, and its depth into the ground may be as much as its height! There is a smaller gritstone in the nearby cemetery, along with a slab cyst grave. An oft-quoted legend recounts how the Devil threw the stone at the church and missed. (n00b)
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that's not teh seaside or north, pneub
As long as I've got a face
You've got a place to sit
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its above lincoln, poo face
i looked out for you with it being the north but you wasn't there at all
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dave was no where to be seen either
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) in approximately 1600 BC, and its depth into the ground may be as much as its height! There is a smaller gritstone in the nearby cemetery, along with a slab cyst grave. An oft-quoted legend recounts how the Devil threw the stone at the church and missed. (n00b)
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