caprice  MBTI: eNfP Age/Sex: F Relationship: IM:
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| 05 Aug 2011 07:43 PM |
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What the hell is with the manifesto posts? I don't care why pumpernickel is dark, though maybe The Jan would know, but it's damn good. |
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Rogarn  MBTI: INTJ Age/Sex: M 19 Relationship: banned from loving IM: shadowspirit1234
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| 06 Aug 2011 09:09 AM |
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Typically, it's the very slow baking of the rye bread that gave it that characteristic dark color. A quick google search(which is all I was willing to do) revealed that I haven't the foggiest idea what you are talking about... -Pass question to next person. |
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aevi23  MBTI: ENFP Age/Sex: 20/ M Relationship: IM:
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| 06 Aug 2011 09:54 AM |
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pumpernickel is dark because it has teh evil pumpkins 0_o |
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PurpleGiraffe  MBTI: INTJ Age/Sex: 28/F Relationship: Jirafa sola IM:
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| 08 Aug 2011 08:48 AM |
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If you've pretty much weaned yourself completely off of caffeine, don't decide to have a caffeinated soda at 8:30 at night... |
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Rogarn  MBTI: INTJ Age/Sex: M 19 Relationship: banned from loving IM: shadowspirit1234
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| 08 Aug 2011 05:56 PM |
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Posted By PurpleGiraffe on 08 Aug 2011 07:48 AM
If you've pretty much weaned yourself completely off of caffeine, don't decide to have a caffeinated soda at 8:30 at night...
said 20 minutes later when the realization that one is in store for a VERY long night. -chuckle- silly giraffe
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aevi23  MBTI: ENFP Age/Sex: 20/ M Relationship: IM:
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| 08 Aug 2011 07:20 PM |
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drink pop, not soda  |
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caprice  MBTI: eNfP Age/Sex: F Relationship: IM:
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| 08 Aug 2011 09:41 PM |
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Thanks Rogarn, good to know.  I tried to wean myself off of caffeine and all I got was a perennial migraine. But I'm drinking more tea than soda anyways. And even though I'm from Minnesota, I say soda, not pop. Yeah, everyone here thinks I'm weird for this. It was finally a nice day, not stinking hot and humid. Yay!! I'm going to go mini-golfing tomorrow, yes I am! |
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aevi23  MBTI: ENFP Age/Sex: 20/ M Relationship: IM:
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| 08 Aug 2011 10:19 PM |
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even though I'm from Minnesota, I say soda, not pop. Yeah, everyone here thinks I'm weird for this. traitor!  |
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PurpleGiraffe  MBTI: INTJ Age/Sex: 28/F Relationship: Jirafa sola IM:
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| 09 Aug 2011 01:13 PM |
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said 20 minutes later when the realization that one is in store for a VERY long night. -chuckle- silly giraffe Said the following morning at work after being awake until after 3AM. Hehe. I say "soda!" I used to say "pop," but "soda" just sounds better, I think. I want to meet my doppelganger. I realize that since matter would be corresponding with anti-matter that this would result in a massive surge and release of energy that would destroy all matter (ourselves included), but it would be fun for a second or two... |
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alysaria  MBTI: ENFP Age/Sex: Relationship: IM: Empress of Random Founding Member
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| 09 Aug 2011 07:28 PM |
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I say soda too. I saw my doppelganger at camp once....it was really eerie, since she had practically the same outfit on and her hair done the same way. She didn't see me....and I came soooooooo close to approaching her, but I chickened out. It was the last day of camp, and afterwards I kicked myself and tried to find her again, but I could not.  |
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PansyQuail  MBTI: Age/Sex: Relationship: IM:
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| 20 Aug 2011 10:36 PM |
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When I was little, I thought that if I practiced I could learn to fly. Thus, I ran around the yard flapping my arms up and down. But I wasn't dedicated enough  |
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Sir Benj  MBTI: ENFP Age/Sex: M 30 Relationship: Single IM:
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| 22 Aug 2011 07:11 PM |
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"When I was little, I thought that if I practiced I could learn to fly. Thus, I ran around the yard flapping my arms up and down. But I wasn't dedicated enough"
Probable for the best. At a certain point, to the dismay of your parants and to the entertainment of the neighbors, your humming bird arms would burst into flames from all the friction... What a spectacle! What a spectacle! Ooh, looky at all the pretty colors! |
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