Ally:
Very cool. I cant wait to see what I come up with. 
dandy:
As my eyes water up, I just had to mention that it's re 
Woodsider:
Let me rephrase... I've read about the Cape Cod and Nan
Woodsider:
grrljock -- A number of resort areas hire foreign worke 
Major Kong:
Darwin always wins. Just more proof that blogging is da 
Boohunney:
:) Would you think I was prejudiced it I said I LOVE R 
Imhotep:
Eric Holder is another Clinton holdover who should be f
Imhotep:
Izquierdo, are you a clown in real life or do you just 
odd man out:
Statement from Media Matters: "We've disagreed more tha 
grrljock:
I vaguely remember hearing about this on the radio some 
Izquierdo:
Maybe Andrew Breitbart OD'd on Hershey's?
Izquierdo:
Russia and China countered with the charge that the
Izquierdo:
I hope you're right, Snuzy.
Izquierdo:
He acted really nutso at the CPAC gathering a week or t
Woodsider:
I long ago stopped buying Hershey products, in the past The surgeon tells me I can start alternating the Percocet with Motrin, since it sounds like most of the pain is muscular, anyway. This seems sensible to me, since I don’t like taking all that Tylenol (bad for the liver).
He reiterates that I have no dietary restrictions. Hmm.
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2:26 pm
Cheesecake! And burritos!
3:40 pm
good news. Glad to hear you’re getting better.
3:42 pm
Better yet, cheesecake burritos.
With pate de foie gras.
And garlic fries.
A la mode.
Let the good times roll!
4:01 pm
No dietary restrictions. Now that’s beauty!
9:51 pm
WOW! Nice “orders” from your doc. Time to, um, chow down and pig out, girlfriend………………..