JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Based on what y'all were discussing earlier, I think Bengals might be right up there too.Bears are the #1 threat facing this country.
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Bears, Bengals and Meg. The nation's three greatest threats.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
And sharks.
I was going to include them, but so far they've posed no threats to the landlocked states. But they're plotting alright. I know they are.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
They need those Downton Abbey writers to whip up a script or two.
I'm almost scared for what they throw at us next. They're getting very bold.
acishere
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Eric1955
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I guess 85 isn't bad considering I haven't seen over half of them.
acishere
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They're going to distract us with a sassy Maggie Smith?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Real life hook-ups I so wanted to happen (based on their movies):
Leo and Kate
John Travolta and Olivia Newton John
Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore
acishere
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Considering what John Travolta associates with in reality, she probably dodged a bullet not having that attraction bleed into real life.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Sassy. I love that word!
My kids hurl it at me as an insult all the time, but I like it. That, and passive-aggressive.
Nobody does passive-aggressive better than a Canadian mom.
acishere
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I didn't think it was possible to say the word sassy in an insulting tone. It it too silly of a word to use as a put down.
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MinnieM123
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Yesterday morning around 8:30, I went grocery shopping. (Didn't have any breakfast, so I was starving and went to the bakery section, to get a muffin.)
But something caught my eye as I went past the warming table displays (where they have the rotisserie chickens, and other heated, "to go" cooked food). They had small boxes of crab rangoon . . . OMG . . .
Brought groceries out to car. Sat in car, and ate crab rangoon for breakfast. One right after the other . . . six of them . . . delicious.
But something caught my eye as I went past the warming table displays (where they have the rotisserie chickens, and other heated, "to go" cooked food). They had small boxes of crab rangoon . . . OMG . . .
Brought groceries out to car. Sat in car, and ate crab rangoon for breakfast. One right after the other . . . six of them . . . delicious.
Nemo14
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I think you and I should never be roommates!Yesterday morning around 8:30, I went grocery shopping. (Didn't have any breakfast, so I was starving and went to the bakery section, to get a muffin.)
But something caught my eye as I went past the warming table displays (where they have the rotisserie chickens, and other heated, "to go" cooked food). They had small boxes of crab rangoon . . . OMG . . .
Brought groceries out to car. Sat in car, and ate crab rangoon for breakfast. One right after the other . . . six of them . . . delicious.
NYwdwfan
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I went to sleep right after the Roethlisberger (did I spell it right?) interview - I used the same word several times watching the game. I hate the Steelers - have for YEARS not just because they edged the Jets out this year - but was glad to see them win.