Bwahahahaha :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hal-9000
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Bwahahahaha :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hal-9000
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I don't buy the coffee every day..
got munchies much? :razz:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hal-9000
quit quoting that post!!!!!! :lol:
KIDS AT HOME : Drugs are bad and should never be done recreationally without an adult present at all times and while under a doctor's care.
and there should be a net...never perform without a net.
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*sits on Belle's other wrist*
post em up now lady!!!!! :lol:
:slap:
where's that nut kick smiley whe you need it?
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Originally Posted by Southern Belle
*crosses legs*
I hid all of the violent smilies :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Hal-9000
A new PC for work
I didn't pay for it, I did buy it tho
Two new books
One of them was 17$ and I'll be done it tomorrow :| I need an e-reader so I can 'borrow' these things :lol:
$17 for a book? :shock:
Just at chapters? Yeah there are tons of books around that price... most of them are something to the effect of 14$ US, 17$ in Canada or... 7$ US and 10$ Canada:roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by thelancinator
Doesn't seem to matter that we're 30 minutes from the border and that our dollar is on par... NAFTA FTL
We pay about a 1/3 more than American prices for new books.
I used to have a great used bookstore to go to by my house but the guy closed :sad2:
His books averaged 2 or 3 dollars each
Peter Straub's "A Dark Matter" in paperback.
Colgate toothpaste
2 soft Oral B Advantage toothbrushes.
Thayer's alcohol-free witchhazel.
Kiss My Face Moisture Shave fragrance free shaving cream.