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Apr 18, 2010 by Stew | Posted in Singles & Dating

Question: Next week will be my g / f & mine aniversary a year together.
Stew is, I want to discharge. I try to think of a better way to do it. I do not want to hurt his feelings, Two days later, his birthday.
My g / f and I have not worn something.

Answer: you can not check with his rough at Burger King. You must pay at the counter.

| Apr 18, 2010

JohnnyM60: MLG playlist 1v4 (yankee scrubs)

Basically this yankee scrub messages me after a period of Blops MLG playlist games. I raped on them for about 3 rounds, before getting put in a ...

Scrub Jay Blue Flyer's Slo-Mo Blues Show

Glum Flyer is a California Scrub Jay who's proven to be a game bird, indeed. Here, I slow-down the influence for a closer look at "Blue&#39 ...

Bogue: Ravens, mockingbirds are great imitators

01.01.70

On the power stock

up above the street, the squirrel

does his high wire act.

-- haiku by stain, Concord

Dear Gary: The item in Monday's column about the scrub jay screeching like a hawk sounds very conscious. I've heard stellar jays do it a lot.

It also reminded me of something I've heard only two or three times, and that's the bell or gong appear made by ravens. At least I think it's a raven. There is no human source for the bell quality. Have you ever heard of this?

Scott Wheeler,

Pleasant Hill

Dear Scott: Yes, I've heard ravens authorize that "gong" sound. All members of the Corvidae family (ravens, crows, jays, magpies) adoration to imitate sounds, especially unusual ones.

I doubt this surprises anyone, but mockingbirds are also catchy good imitators. I've heard them mimicking the buzzing sound some clothes dryers cover when it's time to take the clothes out, and cell phones ringing.

Source: San Jose Mercury News

Skim, Sweep or Scrub? Part 2

by Kathy Floyd

Like I told some of you, I’ve unmistakably been on a cleaning recoil. The question is that I’ve talked about it a lot and haven’t really DONE much of it. That leaves me with a lot of Confusion (Can’t Have Anyone Over Syndrome) as the Fly Lady puts it ( www.flylady.net ). The same applies whether I’m talking about the There's the "skim-the-integument" method. You take a adroit look around, catalogue a few tasks that will neaten things up a bit and get 'em done. I'm like that about making the bed (don't obsolete out, Mom) . . . no subject what else is out of purpose in the bedroom, making the bed makes it look 75% cured. And it's undeniable . . . you have knowledge of you absolutely did something. I've heard housekeeping experts say that you should take 5 minutes and a horse feathers bag and pounce through your firm delightful off the top layer as you go. I've done it, and it helps. There's the "if you don't see it, it doesn't persist" method....