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The Gap, Australia
#5788 Jan 24, 2013
There's a channel of cynicism,
skepticism that calls a spade a spade-
and cocks its hip to take it away ...
There's that promise of tease, a suspension of thought
that claims my mind's what she wants and my body forgot,
but what wily way of claiming this, no?
In bondage, in preening, in telling me so.
There's force, then, pure motion, that tears limb from limb
that sobs at the thought and flushes chagrin
The maimed autonomy, baring its soul
While claimed its anomalous, devours me whole.
Furrowed brow bend to the glowering thought
that-oh!- could I shatter at fury she's wrought.
And maybe the aching that ghosts come to pry
from emptiness shaking from loveless lust rise
could prove from the depths of me time won't abide
That though she's maintained I'll be left undisguised.
The Gap, Australia
#5789 Jan 24, 2013
The ache wells up,
rides past
her pulsing slit,
slowing for a
of finger
on bud...
The ache flows down,
slides past
her tingling nips,
slowing for a
of tongue
on bud...
The ache seeps in,
ruts past
her begging lips,
slowing for a
of hard hot rod
on bud...
The ache explodes,
f ucks past
her soaking puss
slowing for a
of my big c ock
in her moist c unt!
The Gap, Australia
#5790 Jan 24, 2013
Thunder, and a warm awakening beside you
Submerged in covers, spooned against you, molded to you
As rain hisses sibilant on the streets outside
Thunder, and a whimper from you
Stirred in your dreaming, you move closer to me, tighter against me
Your voice soft as you call my name, I answer you youre safe baby
Thunder, and you turn to me, frightened of the lightnings
And the liquid violence of the rain
Treeshadows sweep across the window as the wind howls
Thunder, and you seek my lips, hands moving upon me
Needing closeness and solace from the weathers riven fury
Grasping me, asking with soft stroke and moaning, now, please
Thunder, and we hear it not, distracted
Rapt in passion, moving smooth with delicious friction
Weaving better weather in our bed
The Gap, Australia
#5791 Jan 24, 2013
He told me to wait,
So I did.
He told me to ring the bell,
But I hid.
Inside I went,
But only after while.
I wanted to see,
What secet he filed.
Manly lips, smooth,
Open and evoking,
I just watched,
Knuckles, fingers, stroking.
Cream and shiny,
Dipping from a dome,
Honey droplets,
Tiger purring moan.
Feeling beads form,
On my neck,
A fluttering inside,
What was next?
Round and then down,
My mouth went dry,
My sanctum dew,
At just his sighs.
He called to me,
Cum have a kiss.
I dropped my cloak,
And tasted his bliss.
Tangy and sweet,
White and cream,
Needing my fingers,
Upon his frantic dream.
I took hold ahold,
Folds of heaven,
Finding nectar,
Breathing uneven.
Begging me for more,
He suddenly quivered.
Holding onto my cheeks,
Final rushing river.
The Gap, Australia
#5793 Jan 24, 2013
Nicole, sometimes passion causes nights spent alone, focusing
on a need, a desire that fuels pornographic daydreams
trips marked with wetness, soaking, dripping, tripped out fantasies
confusing me into telling the truth; this isn't about lust, at least not completely
because you're making me conquer new horizons
new horizons in that...I don't write love poems, but right now love about adequately phrases my desires
and want and need uncharacterized by anything I've ever experienced before
passion pushes me into admitting these things, because as I said this isn't lust it's more
confessions fuel something I wouldn't normally do, this shows me my true feelings for you.....
passion causes cycles begun with soaking, dripping, tripped out fantasies
but ends with lovely, being-held-by-you daydreams
lovesick, I don't know; sick over you maybe but never of you
I want my inner goddess to be the rain that falls thick above you
and I want to surround you in my intensity
and show you the true depths of what my passion for you does to me
I want to be the smile I hear and sense on your lips
you can be the often-remembered and felt fingertips on your hips
and hear the moan that originates from your valleys and crevices
I'll want to hold to capture the love and passion that makes me want to touch it
that moment, that moment that occurred briefly
between wanting you and wanting you in my bed next to me.....
that moment was love
that moment is what this poem is made of
see there I said it, admitted it, passion pushed me into it
that moment is one I keep reliving madly in between my pornographic daydreams
and can taste on my lips almost as vibrantly as the flavor of your skin and even better together it seems
and it keeps haunting me, the passion causing me to reflect upon a happiness I don't rightfully deserve
I want passionate moments like that mixed in with the ones that cause wet dreams
and that, sensual lover, is what makes this poem a love poem
I feel vulnerable around you - you make me admit things.
The Gap, Australia
#5794 Jan 24, 2013
If anyone asks you,
By illicit instant message,
Or erotic email,
how the perfect satisfaction
of all your sexual wanting
will look; lift your face,
Smile mysteriously,
and say: "I'm rebooting."
The Gap, Australia
#5795 Jan 24, 2013
The gusset of her panties is quite damp,
She's lingered overlong amongst his writing,
And he has written such rude things: the scamp,
Knowing there's a way of so delighting
Her with the phrases chosen to express
The feelings that lie secret in her head,
And known to her alone, as they caress
Her mind with thoughts that lead her back to bed:
A place where she can indulge every whim
That he has reinforced with vigour bold;
She cannot help but let her fingers skim
And dissipate the lust that's taken hold:
She wouldn't want to be seen as a tramp,
Although her panties' gusset is quite damp.
The Gap, Australia
#5796 Jan 24, 2013
I went to the window to check on the monkey
make sure no dogs or other monkeys were eating him
i knew i was being paranoid
still, had to make sure
he was fine
just standing against a tree
masturbating his little penis
at one point he looked up at me
I waved
but he didn't wave back
he just kept masturbating
and staring at me
at one point he seemed
to lip the words 'fuck you'
The Gap, Australia
#5797 Jan 24, 2013
Women wear such costumes!
We clumsy men do not know the names
Of the fabrics of these dreams:
Lace across the tops
Of the round, full breasts
And lace at the waistline,
With nothing in between
But a textile translucence
And sanctified flesh, a goldenness
Of innocence redressed
In wantonness.
Does your penis stiffen?
Does your manhood swell?
Does your blood rise
At the sight of this holiness,
Half-dressed in nothingness?
We want to worship
At the altar of her teddy!
We want to deflower this virgin,
So that we can smell the perfumed scent
Of her feminine godliness.
The penis becomes our spear,
That we may penetrate the mystery
Of her loveliness,
Joining her in the throes
Of her passion
And her death.
The Gap, Australia
#5798 Jan 24, 2013
She said to me.....
"Baby, when I take off your shirt,
Exposing your gorgeous muscles,
Then I unbutton and unzip your pants.
There is a bulge growing.
As I pull your pants down,
And see that your legs have muscles too.
The bulge is even bigger than I thought.
Then I take off your "g" string
And look at what springs out.
It is huge....."
And I said to her....
"Honey, tell me something I DON'T know !'
The Gap, Australia
#5799 Jan 24, 2013
Waiting, as always,
The ring of a phone
A cold voice, distant, male,
An airport arrival, 8:15
Pick her up if you can
The tingles begin
Racing, roaring
130 miles in record time
The gate looms
Standing in childish anticipation
She is home
Life is livable once more
Distantly a whispered word
Caution, not so fast
I see her face
Doer, angry, cold
She nears me and I feel her eyes
Dangers, hatred is real
Instantly, the question appears
From the part of me that seeks oblivion
Are we ok?
Cold words with no pity
I found someone
It is over
I retrace my journey
Faster than the new record
Pits of purgatory rip at my belly
Her scent fills my senses
Rancid now
Waited time, meaningless
I intrude now where once I was home
Sleep in solitude in distant places
Hear life go on but I am ignored
Imprisoned in Her world
Dependent for a time, isolated
The last day came
Not an event
No record kept
No farewell, no platitudes
A thiefs exit
It is acknowledgement I seek
I am here, my mind screams
See me
See the torment you caused
But blind eyes never see
And love sometimes goes unfelt
The Gap, Australia
#5800 Jan 24, 2013
I am in favor of thongs
they ignore gravity
they are simple
they are so willing
or they would not be
you have the right to wear any
crack strap you choose
may I
may I view
may I view you casting a shadow
may I view you casting a shadow on the wall
you pressed yourself against,
I was hard last night
touched by your twisted nickers.
The Gap, Australia
#5801 Jan 24, 2013
Twinkling night turns to stunning dawn and the alarm clock's screaming rouses sleeping lovers
entwined limbs wrestling to find their own space
coming to rest just as they were before the fight
holding tightly to one another as though the coming day were a beast sent to devour them
again and again and again the screaming of the clock
the lovers touching and kissing, awakening to more than the arrival of the morning
the perfume of sex permeates the room as they latch onto one another
forcing the urgency of the daily grind to the end of the list of important things to be done
they make love, patient, unhurried, magical morning love
he rides her gently, whispering softly into her ears and into her lips and into her breasts
she clings to him, cherishing his words, relishing the feeling of his sex within her
her moaning so deep, so full of longing it drowns out the screaming of the clock
they climax together, it doesn't happen that way very often, but it's one of those mornings.....
The Gap, Australia
#5802 Jan 24, 2013
When I hold you to my chest,
tip my fingers over ridges
of your spine, turn my cheek
to flutter lashes on the thatches
of your breast, lay my dreams
against the hollow of your throat,
nothing matters
All the weary days of care subside,
curled quiet as bright flores sleep--dark,
as if the Sun had closed its shine to rest.
When i lay buried in your cave
of our confession, tell me what you feel.
Nothing was ever wrong that feels
like love.
Call it whatever you want.
I have seen the night
shade ochre in your eyes,
the twist of lips that pleasure,
almost a sob when our hips jerk
and we tremble together,
as I release the only freedom
we have left.
The Gap, Australia
#5803 Jan 24, 2013
of dreams once sewn
sartorial, seams meaningless.
No choice
one place, to go
Once robed,
in warmth of downy memory
cold lies, now gathered at our feet.
Soft steppes
in shoulders bared, behind, windswept
the tracks of lonely tears, once shed
Eyes closed,
we hear the distant thunder lace
among the corridors of salt and pepper clouds.
In calling, chase
veiled the passage promise, waits
Alone, we greet
amidst a thinning loom
ghosts pale, as dream takes leave.
In endless fall, of eyes
conceived our very mystery.
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#5804 Jan 25, 2013
The most powerful symptom of love is a tenderness which becomes at times almost insupportable.
Victor Hugo
Love without sex is still the most efficient form of hell known to man.
Peter Porter
The Gap, Australia
#5805 Jan 26, 2013
Silky petals of
Red faded
Into black, a symbol
Of love lost
In the darkness of
Our souls.
Dew drops cover
Your satin surface,
A reminder of unshed
Tears, my broken heart,
First romances extinguished
For eternity.
The Gap, Australia
#5806 Jan 26, 2013
A tear silently left the corner of my eyes
dragged me to the window to look at the dark night sky
I felt her love deeper than ever
the breeze brought back her fragrance like the winter roses
I felt her love melting on my body
And a lump rise in my throat, increasing the desire
Desire to meet her, desire to hug her.
I truly understood the meaning of this desire in her remembrance.
The Gap, Australia
#5807 Jan 26, 2013
If I can't once caress you in person
Never respire your gossamer vellum
Or be immersed in such lucid virtue
Nor be hallowed by your tongue's hymn anew
Then this indiscretion is my onus
For I'd be fortunate to be your slave
To taste your whip flavored with all your pain
Alas a serf's unworthy of his Queen
Her hand in mine is merely a fool's dream
Our lips apoxy an enduring wish
Everlasting embrace all but dismissed
If only I could rewind our crossed stars
Entwine me with your effervescent charm
Then hold you until night's sewn into dawn
The Gap, Australia
#5808 Jan 26, 2013
Dear Muse,
in restlessness
I pace...
as the winds
that rip
through my woods.
Storm clouds roll in quick
and Im on the edge
of a precipice
as fingertips fly
I feel tensions
inertia release.
I am a
of Jamaican drums;
I thrive
I writhe
in rhythm.
Abandon's dance
woman possessed,
I laugh
and proclaim
a challenge
to you ―
my fickle muse.
Bring your storms,
dark and torn
surround me with
I lift my face
and relish
feral taste.
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They separated the royalty assets from the IP and clinical programs very successfully. Klarman was an investor before the spinoff and later bought a position in the royalty entity PDLI which is still going strong. No one is promoting or touting the opportunties here. No news releases or conferences. After the convertible is settled we may get a little positive info. Thanks to those parsing the filings for sifting through the tea leaves.
screw, Did you participate or follow the Facet spinoff, pdl shareholders got 1 Facet share as a dividend for every 5 shares of pdl held, but all the IP and $405m in cash went into Facet, in your judgement how did that playout in terms of fair value to shareholders?
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I think it was the way to go. We are all nonplussed (good word?) with the results of the review here and the market reaction but I think it looks a lot like the model that was done at PDL. There is more value here but no one is promoting it.
I see that board is quite entertaining. Klarman seems to run with the mensa types. What's up with that?
Since you mentioned this one, what happens at $8.76?
Bump. This thread was in reference to PDLI. The usual suspects are involved.
I'm thinking the date passes without much upward movement here. It feels bad in the short term but to a group who has gone to work over all the details, I am assuming they gave a lot of thought to how each moving part is handled.


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• Camp Del Mar (21 Area): Will be highly congested from 0600-1400, 2 April. It is highly advised that residents and employees avoid vehicular travel within this area during this time frame.
The Del Mar overpass/A Street (bridge) will be closed to outbound traffic from 0630 until approximately 1400 on this day. Residents and employees of Camp Del Mar (21 Area) attempting to access the camp will be required to exit through the Main Gate, make a U-turn at the traffic light, re-enter through the main gate, and merge onto Wire Mountain Rd / A Street (bridge) entrance ramp from Eastbound Vandegrift. Major traffic delays can be expected on Santa Fe Drive during this time frame. Lastly, Del Mar Residents will be able to exit the Del Mar Gate for access to Harbor Drive during the race period (expect traffic delays).
• Vandegrift Boulevard: From 0630 until approximately 1400 the far right Westbound lane of Vandegrift Boulevard will be closed to vehicular traffic from the Basilone Road intersection to the intersection of Wire Mountain Road and Vandegrift Blvd. Eastbound traffic on Vandegrift Blvd will not be affected.
• Stuart Mesa Road: Will be open to southbound traffic only from the Las Pulgas Gate to Vandegrift Blvd. This means that drivers wishing to access the Camp Las Flores (41 Area), Edson Range (31 Area), or Stuart Mesa Housing will be able to do so ONLY through Las Pulgas Gate. Those wishing to exit from these areas must drive south to Vandegrift Boulevard. Drivers should expect 2 hour delays along Stuart Mesa Road between Stuart Mesa Housing and Vandegrift Boulevard from 0630 to 1400. It is highly recommended that Stuart Mesa Housing residents avoid this portion of Stuart Mesa Road during this time frame.
• Las Pulgas Road: Will be closed to all vehicles from Stuart Mesa/ Las Pulgas Road "Y" intersection to Basilone Road.
There will be no access to Camp Las Pulgas (43 Area) from the Las Pulgas Gate, or from Stuart Mesa Road. All of Camp Las Pulgas (43 Area) will be accessible via northbound travel on Basilone Road only. Residents of Camp Las Pulgas (43 Area) that desire to exit the installation will be required to access Basilone Road northbound and off the installation via the Cristianitos gate.
• Basilone Road: There will be two-way traffic on Basilone Road from Vandegrift Boulevard to Vado Del Rio (25 Area). From Vado Del Rio to Camp San Onofre (52 Area), there will be northbound traffic only on Basilone Road. Personnel desiring to exit Vado Del Rio or Camp Santa Margarita (33 Area) and travel in the direction of Vandegrift Blvd should expect an approximately 30 minute delay from 0730 until 1400 on this day.
Drivers will be able to access Camp Horno (53 Area) by traveling North on Basilone Road only. Since there will be no access to Basilone Road from the Las Pulgas Gate, personnel wishing to enter Camp Horno (53 Area) must access Basilone Road from Vandegrift Blvd.
Basilone Road from I-5 will be open in both directions for San Onofre Housing (51 Area) only. Personnel traveling north on Basilone Road from SOI (52 Area) will be required to exit the installation via the Cristianitos Gate.
• Christianitos Road: Will be open to "in" and "outbound" traffic from the Cristianitos I-5 over pass to the San Mateo Campground (this is to allow campers to get into and out of the campground). From the Campground, Cristianitos Rd will only be closed to inbound traffic (i.e. traffic going to Camps Talega or Mateo). There will only be outbound traffic via Cristianitos Gate. Both Camps (62/64 Areas) will have to access Cristianitos Road from Basilone Road. Major traffic delays can be expected during this time frame.
NOTE: ALL off-ramp and on-ramps that feed on base from the Christianitos Rd I-5 over pass will be closed. Residents of Camps San Mateo (62 Area) and Talega (64 Area) will have to exit the I-5 further north into San Clemente (i.e. exit I-5 South or North at Avenida Del Presidente and travel south on El Camino Real to Christianitos road.
Residents of San Mateo Point Housing will be able to access both Northbound and Southbound I-5 by driving North on Avenida Del Presidente to Avenida Calafia.


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DETROIT— Mike Duggan wants to do what no mayor of Detroit has done in more than half a century: attract more people than the city loses.
"The single standard a mayor should be defined on is whether the population of the city is going up or going down," Mr. Duggan said in an interview at his City Hall office six months after he was sworn in.
If he fails, he says he doesn't expect to run in 2017 and win—marking the boldness of his undertaking, considering the long odds he faces.
Other former industrial powerhouses including Cleveland and St. Louis have lost tens of thousands of residents since their midcentury heydays. But some have begun to stabilize their populations, including Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
Detroit is still one of the nation's 20 biggest cities, but its population generally has been falling the fastest among that group. It has dropped from a peak of 1.85 million in 1950, when Detroit was the fifth biggest U.S. city, to an estimated 688,000 today. In the 10 years before the 2010 census, the city lost one in four residents. And the once-mighty home of the U.S. auto industry is today fighting through the nation's largest municipal bankruptcy.
While Mr. Duggan's predecessor, Dave Bing, aimed at one time to consolidate the city, focusing on fewer, thriving neighborhoods and potentially cutting services to some areas, Mr. Duggan has big plans to revitalize the whole of Detroit. He aims to improve services, accelerate demolition of rundown homes, sell some vacant lots to next-door neighbors for $100 and do better in marketing homes in limbo to a new crop of Detroiters.
Looming over all of Mr. Duggan's efforts is the city's municipal bankruptcy filed in July with $18 billion in long-term obligations. A federal judge is scheduled to hold a trial this August on the viability of a debt-cutting plan pushed by the city's powerful emergency manager.
Mr. Duggan, a Democrat who took office in January, is counting on about $465 million in federal and other funding, expected to be freed up after the city emerges from bankruptcy, to help tackle the persistent blight problem. But a task force initiated by the White House that is surveying decay in Detroit last month recommended spending almost twice that, $850 million, to fix or tear down 80,000 rundown structures and clean garbage-strewn vacant lots.
Those who have studied Detroit's population cast doubt on the mayor's ability to boost the number anytime soon, citing high crime and poorly performing schools, among other factors. "A more achievable goal would be to slow the rate of population loss," said Margaret Dewar, a professor of urban and regional planning at the University of Michigan.
But Mr. Duggan, a former hospital executive and county prosecutor who became the city's first white mayor in almost 40 years, has notched some wins even though he is limited by a power-sharing arrangement with Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr. "I sort of say to the mayor, 'That's the hand that you were dealt,' " Mr. Orr said.
Known for driving himself around the city in a red Ford Taurus that he recently swapped for a city-issued black Explorer, Mr. Duggan says Detroit already has ignited interest in outlying neighborhoods through a new auction system with thousands of registered bidders for city-owned abandoned homes starting at $1,000. He also said the rate of demolishing rundown homes is on track to triple by the end of the year. The city has more than 6,000 new streetlights and cut down emergency response time by more than 30% since January.
The mayor's revitalization plan started in a northwest Detroit neighborhood. According to Mr. Duggan, 79 of the roughly 700 homes in a neighborhood south of Marygrove College were abandoned, including 39 slated for demolition.
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Mr. Duggan said he hired a former county prosecutor to handle the litigation, one of a number of loyal staffers from past jobs he brought into his administration. "I wanted a murder prosecutor to deal with abandoned houses," he said. He also persuaded a local bank to offer $1 million in $25,000 forgivable mortgage loans—similar to grants if certain conditions are met—over five years to anyone willing to buy an abandoned home near Marygrove through a city auction.
Mr. Duggan said that after 25 homeowners consented to avoid legal action, the demolition list was cut to nine homes. "I have believed that if we take an entire neighborhood at once, we can reverse the trend" of massive population loss, Mr. Duggan told the community in April.
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Live reached an early peak with their 1994 sophomore album Throwing Copper. With dynamic and dramatic songs laced by lyrical ambiguity and thought-provoking themes, the Pennsylvania group composed a cohesive and memorable record which captured the post-grunge sound of the middle nineties.
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Samantha Bee Enters Her Minivan YearsAllana Harkin
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Let me be upfront about this: the Bee-Joneses do NOT care about cars. We are not car people'. When we see old-timey cars toot by on their way to old-timey car get-togethers we don't take photos, we always turn "Car Talk" off as soon as it comes on the radio, and the most amazing prototypical Batman-future-car, to us, could just as easily be a beaten up 1993 Ford Focus.
The last two times we bought cars, we went to whatever dealership happened to be closest to us, and bought what they had left in the showroom. Because of this, we are currently driving a car the color of a peacock, under the neon lights of a Serbian discotheque, covered in fairy glitter. I mean, it's a car and everything, and it works, but when we drive it down the street, the overall effect is that of an SUV wearing spandex pants.
That said, in a strange reversal of stereotypes, I care incrementally more than my husband about the coolness of whatever car it is we happen to be driving. And despite my very best efforts to convince my husband that we are hip' and with it', he has grown tired of spending 142% of his leisure time sweating his balls off while attempting to squeeze three children into three car seats across a bench seat designed to accommodate two. I mean, there's a third seat belt, but it was really just a joke perpetrated on us by Toyota; it's more of a tease than a suitable place to seat a human person. We even had to saw the comfortable arm rests off of the booster seat to mush them all in. Oh that's right. We took them out back and hacksawed them off.
And even though I spent my entire youth being driven by my parents in boxy Eastern European cars the shape and color of Hitler's moustache, I still feel like I'm giving over to something dreadful. I remain unconvinced that the fun' names car companies give their minivans mean that you can't possibly emerge from the purchase of a minivan with your street cred intact. I mean, seriously, Odyssey'? (said with maximum sarcasm); unless your version of a mythical Odyssey ends with a trip to Costco since now you have the space in your car to really load up on bulk toilet paper and frozen waffles.
I don't know. All I do know is that I love my husband, and I guess if he could make a compelling case for us to drive the Oscar Meyer Weiner Car I'd consider it.
Allana? You had a minivan. Did you love it? Should I sign the paperwork?
Allana's Response:
Really great question Sam. I'm happy to lend some thoughts. When my husband decided that it was time to buy a "van" for his family I believe he asked himself the following questions:
- Does this vehicle look like an airport transport shuttle?
- Will people think this vehicle is a mobile food van where one can purchase Tacos?
- Will my wife be embarrassed beyond human comprehension for being seen in this vehicle?
After answering YES to all of the above questions my wonderful hubby proceeded to purchase a Safari: A family panel van that, when desired, has the ability to tow up to 5500lbs. And, if attacked by a herd of elephant cows would not endure a dent. Hence the name, "Safari". A van that does not inspire one to dress up in an "Out Of Africa" Meryl Streep Khaki inspired ensemble. Trust me. One look at this van and you're convinced you can get away with belting your pajamas and throwing on some chapstick. And besides, my husband doesn't operate an airport shuttle service nor sell tacos.
So I can't with all honestly say that I've ever been the owner of a "mini"van. For what it's worth, my time spent with that Safari made me an astute U-Haul driver. Seriously, I can parallel park a panel van in under 5 seconds.
So it's a tough choice. Although there are obvious downsides to owning a minivan, like a decreased sex drive and a strong desire to buy bulk, there must be a host of great benefits.
Like umm….ummm…..ummmm…..
A less sweatier husband?
p.s. Please give yourself at least 3 months until you purchase your Costco membership. One milestone at a time Sam. One at a time…


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If you're walking in Center City this weekend, near 16th and Market streets, don't mind the FBI helicopters overhead or the sounds of gunfire.
"Don't be concerned, it's just a movie," said Sharon Pinkenson, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Film Office.
And it's not just any Hollywood movie. The feature is a Bollywood production - straight from Mumbai, India. It marks the first time a major Bollywood film production has shot on the streets of Philly.
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Soundcheck: Jam, Nellie Kane, Funky Bitch, Demand
SET 1: Runaway Jim, Foam, Guelah Papyrus, Down with Disease > Mound, Stash, The Squirming Coil, Tela > Llama
SET 2: Dinner and a Movie > Sample in a Jar > David Bowie > Contact > Big Ball Jam > Julius > Hold Your Head Up > Bike > Hold Your Head Up, Harry Hood, Amazing Grace
ENCORE: Bold As Love
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Mike Gordon: September 23, 2016
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Catskill Chill at New Minglewood
Set 1: Say Something, Jumping, Waking Up Dead[1], Andelmans' Yard, Horizon Line, How Do I Know > Looking for Clues, Don't Chin The Dog, Let's Go[1], Tiny Little World
Encore: Yarmouth Road
[1] Mike Gordon debut.
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Haven't got pictures of everything.. but I've got a motorbike (my father has about 5 in the garage that I can ride, but I do own one too). We also have a quadbike.
A swimming pool, hahah
A speed boat which my father got after my parents divorced as something fun we could do together when I saw him on weekends.
Ummm, a family jetski
Got my lovely Nikon F55 camera which I had for last years photography project.
The 360 ^_^
Oh and VERY soon I'll have my Canon 400D XD


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