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Like paulalbert I took modest profits and am out of DEO now, but as you can see still follow it - for the reasons you discovered.
Also, like wiza, I'm (Disclosing) Brown Forman held. Part of my intuitive analysis had me selling off DEO before BF-B, take that for what you will....
To those who are puritans in their personal causes, should you not gather shares together and attend company meetings to have some control over their direction? :-)
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No need to "Go Nuclear" on the item!Nov 29, 2013. 01:23 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
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But isn't MCD called - in a"Fast Food Industry" ?Nov 13, 2013. 10:46 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
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A smashing success could kill Bitcoin!
While I understand fairly well how the math-computability works here, I should also point out that: The folks at Coke couldn't stop Pepsi being created. After Ford came various others and Toyota. Something competing in the same market does things to the total pool of that resource.
One problem I'd also have with a registry of who owns exactly which numerical plots is not fraud, but how to recover lost value. People AND computers can die, and may not pass on the key, or code, or filename or whatever. Power could be knocked out or communication outages also show it's highly computer-dependant, unlike a wad of currencies or block of tradable tea.
Just my 0.000735 units, of course.Oct 28, 2013. 05:41 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
Coca-Cola Is Over-Priced [View article]
You might also watch the stores for new bottle sizes. There are PBC one or 1 1/2 liters priced at where 2 liters used to be. Obvious margin reduction or a passing of prices on. Some experiments were made with bottle-shaped tins, like what you see in the energy drinks. They can innovate with plastic, glass, or paper in future.
I more agree with David's comments below, but agree that Seeking is watching a key input cost! Bahamas1 go easy on the guy, this is something to keep an eye on, if not the whole picture!
Others note that the major companies also bought out OJ makers and routinely gobble up those drink factories making juices and waters, so M&A can help against a negative argument there.
Just my 12 oz.,
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I seem to fuzzily remember that Nokia in Finland has some nationalistic partners who have influence about M&A. Are the Canuck laws worse or better than American pro-anything laws? (Or, if you prefer are they BETTER or worse: depending on your opinion of US law.)Sep 25, 2013. 10:46 AM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
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@Slash - on the contrary(ish) Fredrik's methods are helpful. They can show which industries compete, a classification that (while you may know it) may be hidden in a shuffle of divisions and Wall Street gibberish. Also, look at his other articles and you will see that this industry is obviously "growth" and lacks the important dividend analysis that is (sort of) half of his method.
Keep up the good work I say!
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Freeport-McMoRan: The Storm Before The Calm [View article]
The very same pressures we hope (Disclose, FCX & VALE) metal prices boost the company will encourage dilution or termination of copper coins. This is a long-term historical trend - ending with brassy tokens and smaller mintings. More a measure of metal-per-person scarcity sometimes, but I ramble!
Still, CU is very usefull in brass and bronze fittings, and still wires & stuff other writers mentioned above.
A.K. tends to agree with FreestateYank - but this setup messes up the "perfect balance" of diversity within A.K.'s portfolio!Sep 3, 2013. 03:54 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
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It's absolutely idiotic to own SLV for two reasons, says technician Peter Brandt. First, he believes fans of silver get a far deal better trading the futures, rather than the ETF. Second, the daily chart remains in a strong downtrend, and a break much lower puts long-term support of $25.50 in play. Beyond that, the next major support is $20.75. [View news story]Mar 28, 2013. 02:55 PM | 1 Like |Link to Comment
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Discovered that drugs are a different place so tacked on an ungraceful fifth wheel and looked at the XPH though. Drugs are weird when part of finance!
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Witness the rising fortunes of several premium juice and cleanse outfits. BluePrint Cleanse's shiny vans ferry spicy lemonade and cashew nut milk around the city. Organic Avenue's orange bags are spotted on nearly street. Juice Generation is on an expansion tear, thanks to a partnership with Equinox. And countless smaller brands are riding high on our culture's current love affair with cold-pressed beverages. If you were smart enough to invest in Lululemon ten years ago, consider "juice" a similar hot tip.
One reason juice and cleanses feel ubiquitous? The companies have been incredibly savvy about lifestyle partnerships. By teaming up with top fitness studios from Flywheel and Exhale to Kula Yoga, juice is everywhere healthy New Yorkers go.
"We had one store for 14 years. By the end of the year, we'll have nine locations," says Eric Helms, the creator of Juice Generation and co-founder (with actor Salma Hayek) of Cooler Cleanse.
Helms recently partnered with Equinox Fitness to open Juice Generation Cafes (which also stock Cooler Cleanse's juices and raw food) at the city's key clubs—SoHo, Greenwich Avenue, and, by month's end, the 63rd and Lex location on the Upper East Side. "Juice is definitely having a moment," says Helms.
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Christopher E. Revak, 36, of Ava, Mo., was charged the day before he died with second-degree murder in the 2007 death of Rene Marie Williams. Douglas County Sheriff Chris Degase told the News-Leader in Springfield, Mo., that Revak might have played a role in the killing of four women in multiple states during a time period that dates back as long as 14 years...
Wisconsin Rapids Police Chief Kurt Heuer said an investigation team, made up of members of the Sheriff's Department, Police Department and state Division of Criminal Investigation, went to Douglas County, Mo., to see what they could learn...
BTW, after checking further, Revak was way too young to be involved in the Janet Raasch murder in 1984 and is definitely ruled out there.
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FTR, here's a photo of Revak at 18 years old:
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I wonder if that mug shot of 18yo Revak was shown to Janelle, etc? Could he have been at the graduation or the diner?
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Revak as patsy
For the conspiracy buffs who believe in a cover up by LE in the 3MW case Christopher Revak would make the perfect patsy for SPD to close this case with. Like the killing of Lee Harvey Oswald, with Revak dead there would never be any trial; nothing would ever have to come to light except for maybe a couple of manufactured pieces of evidence to assure the citizens that Revak was their man. Case closed. If there is a cover up why would SPD not take the pressure off them by declaring this case solved? In all the coverage that I have read I dont see a single suggestion that Revak might have been involved in the abduction of the 3MW.
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The future of DNA evidence
In discussing DNA the question came up as to whether a person's DNA changes if they have a blood transfusion. The answer is no, because a transfusion only involves the red blood cells and red blood cells do not contain DNA. Because of the lack of nuclei and organelles, mature red blood cells do not contain DNA and cannot synthesize any RNA, and consequently they cannot divide or repair themselves. Only white blood cells contain DNA. Check links for verification:
Which led me to find this article where scientists have demonstrated that DNA evidence can be fabricated easier than fingerprints? Consequently the ACLU now questions the use of DNA in evidentiary matters.
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I spoke with a detective involved in the 3 M/W case and he said that they do NOT consider Revak a person of interest in the case.
Revak is an interesting character, but we need the Sheriff to release more information on him.
An investigator in the Huisentruit case says that they can't tie him to Mason City when Jodi went missing.
Revak's past needs to be investigated with a fine tooth comb. Thanks to all that have helped with research on him.
Patience is a virtue.....at least that's what I'm told.
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Does anyone know what this poster means by these statements? I had not heard of an eagle connection before, and I was curious what it meant, if anything.
Both by a poster named marie:
I have e mailed thepolice many times to look into the Eagles club,Eagles mask or jackets with the Eagleon it. It is a lead that they should look into. I know it will help.This crime ha become an obsession with me. I do believe the police are missing a very important clue. I have gone through all of the information that is available to me for many years and I know that an Eagle of some sort is connected with this crime.
I don't know what this person means or why they think an eagle is connected. Do they mean just the image of an eagle in general? There is no Eagles Club in Springfield, MO. There is an Eagles Lodge but I don't think it was around in 1992.
I don't think any of the local high schools had an Eagle as their mascot. The Eagle is the mascot for Joplin High School which is located about an hour and a half west of Springfield - a straight shot down I-44.'The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated'
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I can't believe I had this and forgot but here this is!
Please forgive me everyone but I was flipping through some old documents last night and I found the BOLO and crime description on the Missouri attempted murder and I am attaching all of the documents here. It includes the description of the assault, the victims names, two composite drawings (presumably b/c there were two girls?). It also includes mug shots of an inmate in LA who was bragging about attacking two women in Missouri. He is definitely not my assailant and when I read the crime description of their attack, I can definitely say the first thing that comes to mind in my case is NOT that my attacker looked muscular and fit (then again MOST of the time he was behind me anyway so who knows).
Also...that is just awful for these two Missouri girls that their case had to be closed due to some stupid law!!!! This makes me very upset for victims in Missouri!!!
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She says that RCC doesn't look like her attacker, but the timeline for her attack and the FL and LA connection are interesting.
Maybe if we can help her, we can find the answers to our girls!
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Something just came to mind! The Fraternal Order of the Eagles http://www.foe.com/ There is one in Springfield and one in Ozark. i don't know anything about them, but I looked and they are there. Not sure if they were there in 1992.
I wonder if this had any connection to anything.
I don't either. I used to live in Springfield (and did in 1992).
I think you are right about the mascots. Central was the bulldog, Glendale the falcon, Kickapoo had the chief, parkview vikings, Hillcrest has the hornet, Greenwood is the Blue Jay. But I was not sure about Bailey, Catholic or any of the other Christian schools.
And there are so many other small cities around Springfield and are very accessible to Springfield, and I don't about them. Buffalo, Nixa, Ozark, Marshfield, Strafford, Rogersville, Willard, Republic, Highlandville, Fordland, Shady Grove, Sparta, Seymour, Northview, Elkland---and those are just some of them. I have no idea what most mascots are either.
There are the Southwest Missouri Eagles, but they are a Christian homeschool group so that's not too likely.
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I was reading about Cory Stayner and I thought his confession was interesting in regards to this case because it demonstrates how one person can subdue 3 women. Cory was ultimately convicted for 4 homicides. His first one was the triple murder of a mother, her daughter and her daughters friend (both teenagers) while they were on vacation near Yosemite.
Part of his confession below. talking about how he gained entry into the cabin and how he subdued the 3 women. The confession continues on if anyone is interested in reading the whole thing. It is pretty graphic and it is definitely disturbing so I just included the link to this one part but you can obviously see the links to the other parts of his confession.
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Interesting that you you would mention the Yosemite Killings as they were the first thing I thought when I heard about the SP3. One man can definitly contol three women under the right circumstances. I was also struck bt the fact that, in both cases, three women were removed from the initial crime scene. Usually, a prowler rapist/murderer will identfy victims and break into their residence at night, commit the sexual assalt and murder and leave them there. Both the room at the Ceder Lodge and the house in Springfield were far enough from any occupied buildings to make a good crime scene yet, in both cases, all three women were removed and the subsequent crimes were committed elsewhere. This seems very risky when unnecessary. I can't think of any "solved' case where the Perp had an KO of abductiong women from their residences and killing them and disposing of their bodies elsewhere.
We know why Cory Staynor "moved" the women; he had very strong links to to the Ceder Lodge. This is why I suspect the SP3 Perp had links to at least one of the women, (or perhaps the neighborhood).
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April 15 is like a national holiday for conservatives. It is the one day each year when Americans are forced to think about the cost of government. That is why many conservatives have long thought that tax day should also be Election Day. A review of polling data on taxes by Karlyn Bowman of the American Enterprise Institute suggests that conservatives would indeed gain from such a move.
Since 1947, the Gallup Poll has regularly asked Americans whether they think their federal taxes are too high, too low or just right. Historically, large majorities say that their taxes are too high. The peak came during the Korean War in 1952, when 71 percent said so, with just 26 percent saying their taxes were OK. The low point came in 1949, just after a Republican Congress rammed a big tax cut through over President Truman's veto. At that time, just 43 percent of Americans thought their taxes were too high, with 53 percent saying that they were about right.
Generally speaking, however, the percentage of those saying that their taxes are too high has been well above 50 percent. At no time has the number of those saying their taxes are too low been above 2 percent, and in most years the percentage has been too low to even measure.
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A saucer of liquid caramel
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Caramel (/ˈkærəmɛl/ or /ˈkɑːrməl/[1][2]) is a beige to dark-brown confectionery product made by heating a variety of sugars. It can be used as a flavoring in puddings and desserts, as a filling in bonbons, or as a topping for ice cream and custard.
The process of caramelization consists of heating sugar slowly to around 340 °F (170 °C). As the sugar heats, the molecules break down and re-form into compounds with a characteristic color and flavor.
A variety of candies, desserts, and confections are made with caramel: brittles, nougats, pralines, crème brûlée, crème caramel, and caramel apples. Ice creams sometimes are flavored with or contain swirls of caramel.[3]
The English word comes from French caramel, borrowed from Spanish caramelo (18th century), itself possibly from Portuguese caramel.[4] Most likely that comes from Late Latin calamellus 'sugar cane', a diminutive of calamus 'reed, cane', itself from Greek κάλαμος. Less likely, it comes from a Medieval Latin cannamella, from canna 'cane' + mella 'honey'.[5] Finally, some dictionaries connect it to an Arabic kora-mochalla 'ball of sweet'.[6][7]
Caramel sauce[edit]
Caramel sauce is made by mixing hot caramel with some combination of cream, milk, and water; butterscotch sauce uses brown sugar and adds butter.[8] Caramel sauce is used for a variety of desserts, the most notable being flan (see picture).
Caramel candy[edit]
Caramel candy is a soft, dense, chewy candy made by boiling a mixture of milk or cream, sugar(s), butter, and vanilla (or vanilla flavoring). The sugar(s) are heated separately to reach 170 °C (340 °F), caramelizing them before the other ingredients are added.[9] Alternatively, all ingredients may be cooked together; in this procedure, the mixture is not heated above the firm ball stage (120 °C [250 °F]), so that caramelization of the milk occurs but not caramelization of the sugars. This type of candy is often called milk caramel or cream caramel.
Caramel coloring[edit]
Caramel coloring, a dark, bitter-tasting liquid, is the highly concentrated product of near total caramelization, bottled for commercial use. It is used as food coloring and in beverages, such as cola.
Caramelization is the removal of water from a sugar, proceeding to isomerization and polymerization of the sugars into various high-molecular-weight compounds. Compounds such as difructose anhydride may be created from the monosaccharides after water loss. Fragmentation reactions result in low-molecular-weight compounds that may be volatile and may contribute to flavor. Polymerization reactions lead to larger-molecular-weight compounds that contribute to the dark-brown color.[10]
In modern recipes and in commercial production, glucose (from corn syrup or wheat) or invert sugar is added to prevent crystallization, making up 10%–50% of the sugars by mass. "Wet caramels" made by heating sucrose and water instead of sucrose alone produce their own invert sugar due to thermal reaction, but not necessarily enough to prevent crystallization in traditional recipes.[11]
Nutritional information[edit]
Two tablespoons (i.e., 41 grams) of commercially prepared butterscotch or caramel topping contain:[12]
- Calories (kcal): 103
- Protein (g): 0.62
- Total lipids (fat): 0.04
- Carbohydrates, by difference (g): 27.02
- Fiber, total dietary (g): 0.4
- Cholesterol (mg): 0.0
See also[edit]
- Cadbury Dairy Milk Caramel, a British brand of caramel chocolate bar
- Caramac, a British brand of caramel candy bar
- Carambar, a French brand of caramel candy bar
- Caramel corn, popcorn coated in caramel
- Caramilk, a Canadian brand of caramel chocolate bar
- Confiture de lait, caramelized, sweetened milk
- Dodol, a caramelized confection made with coconut milk
- Dulce de leche, caramelized, sweetened milk
- Maillard reaction
- Tablet (confectionery), Scottish candy made with condensed milk
- Toffee, a type of candy
- ^ New Oxford American Dictionary (3rd ed.). New York: Oxford University Press. 2010. p. 260.
- ^ The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language (5th ed.). Boston: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. 2011. p. 278.
- ^ CondeNet. "Salted Caramel Ice Cream". Epicurious.
- ^ American Heritage Dictionary, 5th edition, 2011, s.v.
- ^ Oxford English Dictionary, 1st edition, 1888, s.v.
- ^ Littré, Dictionnaire de la langue française, s.v.
- ^ The arguments are summarized in Paget Toynbee, "Cennamella"--"Caramel"--"Canamell", The Academy, 34:864:338, November 24, 1888.
- ^ Wayne Gisslen, Professional Baking, ISBN 1118254368, p. 227
- ^ "Ready for Dessert". google.com.
- ^ Caramelization, retrieved 2009-05-07
- ^ "6. Sugar confectionery". Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Retrieved 2013-01-01.
- ^ "Nutrient data for 19364, Toppings, butterscotch or caramel". National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference. USDA, ARS, NAL, Nutrient Data Laboratory.
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Designed for convenience, Commonwealth Bank's Travel Money Card allows you to load up to thirteen currencies onto the card at one time. You won't pay any fees to load currencies onto your card for the first time, or for any subsequent reloads. Unlike other travel money cards, you also won't be charged a currency conversion fee for transactions in a currency that you don't have loaded onto your card. Enjoy the convenience of spending without worrying about excessive fees. Is the Commbank Travel Money Card right for you? Learn more about it on the page below.
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You can load between $1 and 100,000 onto the card and you can have a maximum balance of $100,000 at any one time. There are no daily limits on the number of ATM transactions you can make but you can only withdraw up to $2,500 from an ATM in a 24-hour period. It's a similar situation with EFTPOS transactions. There are no daily limits on the number of transactions you can make; however, the value of EFTPOS / POS transactions is capped at $7,500 per day.Back to top
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How can I manage my Travel Money Card while I'm overseas?
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What happens if I lose my card?
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If both cards are lost or stolen, you can arrange for replacement cards to be sent out to you. There is a fee of $15 when you request that replacement cards be issued. This is debited from the funds in your account. Provided that you have not changed the default currency order, the currency which is highest in the currency order will be debited when you order a replacement card. You can also access tan emergency cash advance for no extra fee.
How do I redeem remaining funds on my travel money card when I return home?
If you have funds remaining on your card when you return home, you have a couple of options for getting the money off your card.
You can withdraw the funds from a Commonwealth Bank ATM in Australia for no charge or you can use the card to make over the counter purchases. If you don't have money in your Australian currency wallet, a currency conversion fee of 2% will apply.
You can also transfer funds back to Australian dollars by calling the CBA customer service centre on (+61) 1300 660 700 or by visiting the CBA travel money online portal. You can also close your card redeem the funds on the card by dropping into a CBA branch.
What can I do if my Commonwealth Bank Travel Money Card is not working at the ATM?
If your travel money card is not working at the ATM, double check the following things:
The ATM accepts MasterCard cards.
You have the correct PIN and you're not using the 6-digit registration code - if you enter an incorrect PIN three times in a row, your card will be locked.
That you have activated the card.
You're not trying to withdraw more than your available balance, or that you haven't exceeded your transaction limits for the day.
What happens when my card expires?
Each card has an expiry date. If you have $100 or more on the card, you will be notified by the bank that your travel money card is about to expire one month before the expire date. If you do not redeem the funds prior to the card's expiry, any funds left on the card will be lost.


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Premier League - New United deal for Cleverley
Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley has signed a new four-year contract with the club.
The 22-year-old has been rewarded for his bright start to the season with a new deal that runs until the summer of 2015.
The central midfielder started United's first four Premier League games of the season - including the 3-0 win over Tottenham and the 8-2 demolition of Arsenal. He is currently recovering from an ankle injury sustained in the 5-0 win over Bolton a month ago.
United boss Alex Ferguson told the club's official website: "Tom is one of the brightest prospects in the English game. For a young boy, he has a good footballing brain which, when coupled with his energy and ability, makes for a player with a fine future ahead of him.
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Cleverley has been at United since he was 12 years old, though he only made his Premier League debut for the club this season.
Following impressive loan spells and Leicester City, Watford and Wigan Athletic he was given his chance in the first team, and his early-season form earned him a call-up for the senior England squad.
Cleverley said: "It's been a fantastic start to the season for me, breaking into the first team and getting an England call-up.
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It's been 12 years and the two adorable Canadian Twins are still making perfectly pleasant, political pop. Their latest album, Sainthood, is a stellar collection of matured, electronically hinged tracks that never fail to get stuck in your head. The sassy duo plays at the Fox in Oakland Friday and are sure to reign in a full crowd of Bay Area queer ladies.
It's hard not to fall for Tegan and Sara, their cute haircuts, charming smirks, and songs that seem to nuzzle up to any mood. And these ladies put on an awesome show with mouthfuls of quirky conversation and honest, adorable blabbing about all sorts of intelligent topics.
Before setting up shop at venue in Austin, Sara took a few minutes to let me in a few tour secrets and proved that her hilariously eccentric stage presence isn't an act in the slightest.
SFBG: Name a song you've had on repeat this week.
SARA: Four Tet, "Angel Echoes"
SFBG: The most impressive meal you've had on the tour?
SARA: New Orleans, duck and sausage jambalaya
SFBG: Your must-visit spot in San Francisco?
SARA: City Lights Bookstore
SFBG: A recent exciting addition to your wardrobe?
SARA: I've stopped wearing jeans recently, but when I was in New York I had a moment where I couldn't figure out why I didn't have any jeans. Like, who did I think I was fooling? So I bought a pair of jeans and I'm wearing them right now.
SFBG: Any new tattoos? Or plans for a new tat?
SARA: I'm planning. I have an appointment with my favorite artist in Portland to finish up a piece that will take up nearly half of my arm. Sometimes I want to get rid of them all, and other times I want to finish them. An ex-girlfriend keeps telling me I'm just over analyzing myself because I'm single—I'm dating myself. When you're dating someone, you get positive affirmation from someone who loves you. Do you like my tattoos? Yes. Am I a bum? No. But now, I have to tell myself I'm not a bum in the mirror.
Tegan and Sara
Fri/5, 8pm
Fox Theater
1807 Telegraph, Oakl.
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Not only a slug......a fat slug. That makes it even better.
Come up. I may have my legs back under me in a month or two.
I'm here for you.......and the cheap alcohol.
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I have seen the walking dead.
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