 i've never had, in the almost 6 years that i've been a member, an honest to god threadless sighting in real life that didn't involve a family member or friend who i'd turned on to threadless myself. the crazy thing is i nearly wore that shirt today! instead i wore joe's other shirt, clouds within thunder, and i had the wishbone hoodie on too. dude had no clue. also, it's been awhile since i've mainly been lurking lately. so, hi!
hey everybody!
sorry this has taken me a bit to get it posted, but my laptop has taken ill & my internet access limited as a result. but check out my goodies! yay! here it is!  aww!  look at all the presents! such cool wrapping paper too!  hey! it's boy-pourri!  oh my maple goodness!  wrapping inside more wrapping! the playing card tags are cool! my grandparents had that very deck! so cool!  a cool old tin! old tins are the best! i can put my stuff in there!  yay! killer tea!  oh wow! this stuff is amazing!  ooh! another package within a package!  i love love love vintage & real picture postcards! so rad!  cool! i dig old gardening books!  this one is really cool!  oh ya, it's a stinker! ha-ha i love that it's just 1003!  now this is super rad! i love these sort of cookbooks!  this totally fits!  see!  it's these sort of cookbooks that you find recipes like this!  and stuff like this!  i love it!  i like the looks of this!  oh fudge!  FUDGE!  the fudge was amazing to say the least! so much goodness! oh, what's this?  super-wrapped!  sweets!  i do love me a jolly rancher, especially the watermelon ones, and that honey candy is my new favorite thing, ever. soo good! everything altogether!  also, you had no way of knowing, but i dropped & shattered the last latch top bell jar. these old ones are hard to find that still latch & seal! this is awesome! sorry it took me a little bit to get this blog up. it was fun opening the package christmas day. i'm glad that i did, so that i could share all that fudge with everyone and to save the risk of them finding me in a sugar coma & a danger to myself. the tea, the tea, the tea is amazing! the caramel is really good, but that coconut takes the prize. everything was so much fun & that cookbook is the best! thank you so much jeanette/jet approves! 
i just couldn't help myself.
allow me to introduce you to 2 legit 2 chip   i know, i know, not another pop culture sub. deal with it.
yay! problem solved!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- hi. so like everyone else, i'm giving the ol' 101010 a shot. just for shits & giggles mind you. so i wanted to make a thumbnail using this guy  but every time i resize it in the photoshop & save for the web, he stops dancing i want him to dance. can anyone tell me what i'm doing wrong? please & thanks?
is this kul kult or ku kult?
 i'm kinda torn. what do you think?
 naturally it would have to be my big order too. it was supposed to be here today. :( hopefully all is well & my package is "safe"... **update**  this looks much better!
i has been a member since June 4, 2005
i just remembered. yay me & stuff! so, this got stuck on my post box about 5 years ago.   it makes me smile whenever i see it, amazed it has lasted as long as it has... i'll be posting my "5 years of me & threadless" later. exciting stuff, i know. :P
it has arrived!
 hanging out at my front door, i was surprised it was here already! and now the fun part!  upon opening the lid i am greeted by the sweet smell of mint. it smells amazing!  oh man oh man oh man! this is amazing! i have a weakness for all things cadbury, and the local chocolate looks ah-mmm-azing! the mint balls are ace! if just for the tin alone! i can't wait to try them! i'm going right out today and buying a roll of rolos so i can do a taste comparison of uk vs us rolos!  i have found the source of that amazing mint smell! i thought it was uncle joe's balls, but no! i'm a bit intimidated. the back of the package says it was first carried to the summit of mount everest by sir edmund hillary on may 29th, 1953. with a quote testifying to eating the bar while looking down upon country below and lamenting the fact they didn't have more of the mint cake. crazy!  these books are so cool! this home management book is great! the old ads and household tips are incredible. i love this sort of stuff! same goes for mrs. beeton's cookery! i can't wait to fully discover the book, upon skimming through it looks very promising! mmm, dark milk chocolate, my weakness... thanks so much to stubby43/phil! he's the best! 
many apologies for taking forever to post this!
life's been a tad bit crazy as of late, but check out this swag!    that's me!  lol. serious-mysterious!  OMG! popcorn!  hats! check it out!  i can put my thing down,  flip it,  and reverse it!  yay! candy! black necco wafers are my faves! & i love ferrara pan anything!  lol@not for girls!  i killed that lindt bar, it didn't have a chance!  what's in here?  lol!  lol!  lol!  tea! this is soooo good!  aww! tea buddies!  tea buddies backside! what's their tramp stamp say?  here's everything!  Oh man! So much goodness in one box!  I love everything so much! What a great surprise! The hats are a perfect fit! Something I'd totally have picked for myself!  seriously, thank you!  and hey everbody! 
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Retired General John Batiste, former commander of the First Infantry division in Iraq, said Defense Secretary Rumsfeld "served up our great military a huge bowl of chicken feces, and ever since then, our military and our country have been trying to turn this bowl into chicken salad. And it’s not working."  "Just saying you are patriotic is like saying you've got a big cock. If you have to say it, chances are you don't have one." - Bill Maher March 23, 2007  "Before Mr. Bush was elected he said he was no nation builder. Nation building was wrong for America. Now he says it is vital for America. He said he would never have put U.S. troops under foreign control. Today U.S. troops observe Iraqi restrictions. He told us about WMDs, mobile labs, secret sources, aluminum tubing, yellow cake. He has told us the war is necessary because Saddam was a threat, because of 9/11, because of Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda, because of terrorism in general, to liberate Iraq, to spread freedom, to spread democracy, to keep the oil out of the hands of potentially terrorist controlled states, because this was a guy who tried to kill his dad. In pushing for and prosecuting this war, he passed on chances to get Abu Musab al Zarqawi, Moqtada al Sadr, Osama bin Laden. He sent in fewer troops than recommended. He disbanded the Iraqi army and deBaathified the government. He short changed Iraqi training. He did not plan for widespread looting, nor the explosion of sectarian violence. He sent in troops without life saving equipment, gave job to foreign contractors and not the Iraqis, staffed U.S. positions in Iraq based on partisanship, not professional experience. We learned that America had prevailed, mission accomplished, the resistance was in its last throws. He has said that more troops were not necessary and more troops are necessary, and that it‘s up to the generals, and then removed some of the generals who said more troops would be necessary. He told us of turning points, the fall of Baghdad, the death of Uday and Qusay, the capture of Saddam, a provisional government, the trial of Saddam, a charter, a constitution, an Iraqi government, elections, purple fingers, a new government, the death of Saddam. We would be greeted as liberators with flowers, as they stood up, we would stand down. We would stay the course. We would never stay the course. The enemy was al Qaeda, was foreigners, was terrorist, was Baathists. The war would pay for itself. It was to cost 1.7 billion dollars, 100 billion, 400 billion, half a trillion dollars. And after all of that, today it is his credibility versus that of generals, diplomats, allies, Republicans, Democrats, the Iraq Study Group, past presidents, voters last November, and the majority of the American people." -Keith Olberman Jan. 10, 2007 .mcrmeebo { display: block; background:url("http://widget.meebo.com/r.gif") no-repeat top right; } .mcrmeebo:hover { background:url("http://widget.meebo.com/ro.gif") no-repeat top right; }  FroggyDeath |
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