Quick Fire ... yes or no thread ~ III
i ain't rite
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no.
i like plain old blah with nothing in it coffee.
did you ever have the counter person in a starbucks look at you like you had 4 heads cause you ordered a plain coffee with nothing in it??
i like plain old blah with nothing in it coffee.
did you ever have the counter person in a starbucks look at you like you had 4 heads cause you ordered a plain coffee with nothing in it??
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No. Beer is beer, and coffee is coffee; two different beverages, for two different
reasons. I like both.
Is driving fast on turns more exiting than driving fast in a strait line?
reasons. I like both.
Is driving fast on turns more exiting than driving fast in a strait line?
i ain't rite
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From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
yes, cause you don't really know what kind of surprise will be on the end-side of the turn.
have you ever had a surprise on the end-side of a turn while driving very fast??
and the proper spelling is exciting, not exiting
have you ever had a surprise on the end-side of a turn while driving very fast??
and the proper spelling is exciting, not exiting
