yes, and everybody MUST check this out. it's a very hilarious christian bale flip-out remix. you won't regret it!!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=YTihsJQHt48 |
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blond joke
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bahahahaha. at least she added right.
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boyfriends
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haha Everyman?
why was this turned into something about boyfriends? |
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Topic:
For My Father..a poem
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I was ten when,
perhaps, out of curiosity, the boy across the street took me off guard; took my shirt by its ruffled hem and lifted. Snatching back the fabric, I staggered back, my arms crossed, covering my chest, shirt back where it belonged. Still— he had seen. And bursting with spiteful delight, the boy swore my telltale hair was his only sign— me or my brother? And because I wept at home that night, Pop took my mother aside, imagining himself out of earshot, and said, “I could just kill that kid.” Then, facing me, asked why I cried, said, “Boy, that boy from across the street, what a shmuck. what a stupid boy. ain’t he, Princess?” And kissed my telltale hair. And when he said, “Nothing to get so upset over,” I was too young to see what he meant to say: “I’m not afraid some kid tried to look beneath my daughter’s shirt— Only that one day, she’ll let him.” At seventeen, I saw better, though, not enough to see that first love can end without the world ending too. It was my father who told me this, promising, in perfect Nicky-Newarker, “Someone once said— not sure who, but, someone famous— he said, “This too shall Pass.” Then, working to lure a smile from my lips, offered, “Want me to kill him, Princess?” I laughed, knowing he was mostly joking. At nineteen, I lie in a hospital bed, driven there by fever and my father. And pleasantly, they addressed his interrogation: “Not sepsis yet but, I think we’ll keep her.” And Pop swore in the fluorescent corridor, as if they had reported I would die there. He told my mother, “I could just kill that doctor,” and, moments later, began to cry. My father was forty-eight When he touched the barrel to his tender palate, lips enveloping the cold lead, stole his nerve, and broke his daughter’s heart. I could just kill him. |
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"I loved you,
Grey sweatpants, no makeup, so perfect" "Comfortable," John Mayer |
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Topic:
I Must Say
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