mpoppins76
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Me. Watching Idol. I love DollyAnyone here?

Me. Watching Idol. I love DollyAnyone here?
I had to get things off my walls. When they start walking on the roof and bouncing up there I don't want things that are important to fall.
I didn't know I had so many knic knack.
I had to get things off my walls. When they start walking on the roof and bouncing up there I don't want things that are important to fall.
I didn't know I had so many knic knack.
Do you mean bric-a-brac ? :lookaroun![]()
testing something, but I'm not really here, I'm leaving work now. :wave:
Edit: It didn't work.
no the kittle things on my shelves around the house.Do you mean bric-a-brac ? :lookaroun![]()
Give your dog a bone.
:lookaroun
No?
Anyway...we call stuff knickknacks here.
Hola!
Sorry I disappeared. My mom called - she told me that CNN will be featuring autism all day tomorrow, since April 2nd is World Autism Day.
Me. Watching Idol. I love Dolly![]()
:wave: Hi. I am attempting to do math homework. I needed motivation, so I figured I could find some here.![]()
yeah thats it.Give your dog a bone.
:lookaroun
No?
Anyway...we call stuff knickknacks here.
Fishy's our mathematician.
It's not my schtick.
"We" as in Magic Friends?
"Here" as in the Magic Friends boards?
:lookaroun
Who says knickknacks?
Then what is your "schtick".
What ever that is?
:shrug:
Sorry...
I mean here, as in where I live, in this part of the world.
I see that the dictionary defines bric-a-brac as meaning small statues and the like, the same as what we refer to as knickknacks. I always took bric-a-brac to mean fancy trim or ornamentation on a fabric.
It is our age I guess.:shrug: That is what I thought.Sorry...
I mean here, as in where I live, in this part of the world.
I see that the dictionary defines bric-a-brac as meaning small statues and the like, the same as what we refer to as knickknacks. I always took bric-a-brac to mean fancy trim or ornamentation on a fabric.
Sorry...
I mean here, as in where I live, in this part of the world.
I see that the dictionary defines bric-a-brac as meaning small statues and the like, the same as what we refer to as knickknacks. I always took bric-a-brac to mean fancy trim or ornamentation on a fabric.
Schtick = "thing"
English...grammar and literature.
And now Photoshop.
And just generally being annoying, I guess.
Dot, you so would look it up in the dictionary.I was only kidding. I just learned the word bric-a-brac the other day. It is my new word, similar to the whole "Jimmies" versus "Sprinkles" thing.
:kiss: I love your enthusiasm.
Just Disney. Four days in the parks, and two days at the water parks.But we are skipping the Animal Kingdom, par my mom's request. :brick:
This is my 5th trip, and we always drive. :dazzle: I am used to it. I bring my cell phone, ipod, laptop, and many DVD's.
Seriously sweets, it isn't as bad as you think. Still it's an effective deterrent to make kids think twice before engaging in certain behaviors. :animwink: Will you get one of those 'infants' that simulate an actual baby? I think that's an awesome idea also.
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