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is it pick a new screen name time?
is it pick a new screen name time?
AgentForMutualClimax
AgentDoesItWith3rdParties
A woman was in the hospital after feeling very ill.
The doctor says to her, "I have some bad news for you. You only have three months to live."
"Oh that's terrible," the woman sighs, "what am I going do?"
The doctor replies, "Marry an insurance agent."
"Will I live longer?" asks the woman. "
No," replies the doctor, "but it will SEEM longer."
is it pick a new screen name time?
AgentForMutualClimax
AgentDoesItWith3rdParties
A woman was in the hospital after feeling very ill.
The doctor says to her, "I have some bad news for you. You only have three months to live."
"Oh that's terrible," the woman sighs, "what am I going do?"
The doctor replies, "Marry an insurance agent."
"Will I live longer?" asks the woman. "
No," replies the doctor, "but it will SEEM longer."
St. Nick's, Littleton, Colorado
When you walk into St. Nick's, you instantly feel the magic of Christmas, according to visual designer Chris Davis.
The Littleton, Colorado, store has 22 decorated rooms and more than 100 themed trees (designed on movie themes this year). St. Nick's is also home to a glittering assortment of ornaments, decorations and collectibles from all over the world.
"Many customers come here to feel the true joy of the Christmas spirit and to be filled with inspirations for their own homes," co-owner Susan Sealy said. "It is nice to be a part of that."
St. Nick's has been in business since 1976, according to co-owner Shawn Sealy, and "a family Christmas tradition for generations."
http://www.stnicks.com
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damn I was going ask him if he had ever been in this place.
now he is gone:shrug:
When you walk into St. Nick's, you instantly feel the magic of Christmas, according to visual designer Chris Davis.
The Littleton, Colorado, store has 22 decorated rooms and more than 100 themed trees (designed on movie themes this year). St. Nick's is also home to a glittering assortment of ornaments, decorations and collectibles from all over the world.
"Many customers come here to feel the true joy of the Christmas spirit and to be filled with inspirations for their own homes," co-owner Susan Sealy said. "It is nice to be a part of that."
St. Nick's has been in business since 1976, according to co-owner Shawn Sealy, and "a family Christmas tradition for generations."
http://www.stnicks.com
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damn I was going ask him if he had ever been in this place.
now he is gone:shrug:
The dog was funnier anyway. Hope he packs a lunch and walks out the front door with the laptop. Ain't no dogs in the f'n mountains anyway. Poor guy.
Agent bolts and Beaner makes an appearance after a long prison sentence at the R/X dump.
:grouphug:
it's all starting to come together now
:grouphug:
it's all starting to come together now
15000 useless posts. That something to be proud of. Just think if you put that time and effort into something constructive.
15000 useless posts. That something to be proud of. Just think if you put that time and effort into something constructive.
No worries Rick. This place is turning completely milktoast. lol Bryant Gumble has more of an edge. :mj07:
You'll be happier.
