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scoobdog

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  1. This was totally what was on my mind, driving around Christmas Eve looking for a place to eat.
  2. How cum romance novels never have explosions?
  3. That makes sense.
  4. Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
  5. Love picking on the kid with autism, don't you?
  6. Anyway, it sounds to me like you're still kind of feeling each other out. The fact that he does want to rub your leg but isn't just moving in on that means he seems to have at least set boundaries and is waiting for you to reciprocate. That seems pretty promising to me, but now you have to let him know what you're expecting out of your interaction with him.
  7. You do if you're only looking for the benefits and not the relationship.
  8. His durability wouldn't have been a problem if he hadn't played hurt in the first place.
  9. It was a Beat Generation moniker, so it was likely coopted by Kerouac and company from the African American community and dates from earlier, possibly originating in the Jazz Age. That's different than the euphemism for a prostitute, which could be even earlier, perhaps the late 19th Century.
  10. No, it just means your topic is uninteresting.
  11. So, does that mean no one knows what happened to Peanutcat?
  12. Bucket? Yeah. that's Bucket.
  13. Happy Birthday!
  14. I eagerly await news of what new unfortunate one of God's creatures ends up in his oven unintentionally and ironically.
  15. I never doubted you, Nabs. Never.
  16. He should be proud.
  17. Nabs survived the entire decade on what I made in a year.
  18. Whole house tankless?
  19. I should make up an award like that. The sheep will love it.
  20. Sounds excellent. The Church of the Doughy Redeemer hereby challenges you to a Holy War.
  21. Cool. The bug was sensationalized to be sure, in part because there are a few critical systems (such as air-traffic control) where dates are a critical element. The reality is that including values for centuries and millennia isn't as important for the vast majority of systems, and ultimately amounted to minor inconveniences for end users. For those tasked with making sure the programs were functioning properly, though, it was an immense headache.
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