I just like to feel appreciated :shrug:
I'm such a sucker for positive reinforcement :yup:
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I just like to feel appreciated :shrug:
I'm such a sucker for positive reinforcement :yup:
awesome!!! now go make me dinner... :lmao:Quote:
Originally Posted by transamprincess98
:hifinger:
:haha: :p I LIKE TURTLES!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by transamprincess98
So far I've been called hasty, wreckless and a bitch this week. That's a pretty good one :D
We had a turtle at the shop last week :yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
He was big.
I have the same problem......NO 1 appreciates me either:rant::sulk:Although I find the majority of people SUCK!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by transamprincess98
Brad you missed it! Last night was free blow job night for the first LS1.com member to show up at my house :lol:
Ahhhh....thats OK, It probably would have SUCKED as well....No offence....Just having a BAD couple of DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!:brick:Quote:
Originally Posted by transamprincess98
Me too! It's ok I'm not taking much of anything to heart anymore. Probably because I am just pissed off at the whole world anyway :devil:Quote:
Originally Posted by superchargedblackgto
I hear ya.....soooo many people so little ammo.....LOL:uzi:Quote:
Originally Posted by transamprincess98
we'll just think of it this way... you could have been born a grotesque abomination and weigh 1,260lbs... like tap... :lmao:Quote:
Originally Posted by superchargedblackgto
You are right....My problem is Im toooo good lookin 4 my own good.....I had to grow a beard to cover up my pretty....I have to keep beating them off with sticks the way it is now:bat:....LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
Word of the Day
Friday June 27, 2008
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harbinger \HAR-bin-juhr\, noun:
1. (Archaic) One who provides lodgings; especially, the officer of the English royal household who formerly preceded the court when traveling, to provide and prepare lodgings.
2. A forerunner; a precursor; one that presages or foreshadows what is to come.
transitive verb:
1. To signal the approach of; to presage; to be a harbinger of.
Comets have been mistakenly interpreted by humans in times past as harbingers of doom, foretelling famine, plague, and destruction.
-- Walter Alvarez, T. Rex and the Crater of Doom
More than the steamboat, more than anything else, the railroads were the harbinger of the future, and the future was the Industrial Revolution.
-- Stephen E. Ambrose, Nothing Like It In the World
The airy draughts felt to him like the undoing of everything, the unfastening of ties, a harbinger of chaos.
-- Pauline Melville, The Ventriloquist's Tale
Harbinger, which originally signified a person sent ahead to arrange lodgings, derives from Middle English herbergeour, "one who supplies lodgings," from Old French herbergeor, from herbergier, "to provide lodging for," from herberge, "a lodging, an inn" (cp. modern French auberge), ultimately of Germanic origin.
Dictionary.com Entry and Pronunciation for harbinger
:lmao: see what i mean... and thank god i'm not alone... it's good to konw there are other people out there like me...Quote:
Originally Posted by superchargedblackgto
This has got to b the MOST random Post EVR.....:Ot::wtf::lmao:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spaz
:dunno: i live randomly...Quote:
Originally Posted by superchargedblackgto
I have a car show 2nite.....whoooohoooo.....I think Im gonna win.....the competition isnt very stiff....I cleaned up the GOAT...detailed it so well P would be proud...I better snap some pics...
Where are these pics :toetap: :toetap:Quote:
Originally Posted by superchargedblackgto
Lowes :love: me