Why do we say insent again?
Lost in the sands of time. Or, at any rate, when I asked the same question years ago, the only answer I got was "it means sent".
'The Girl in Question'
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Why do we say insent again?
Lost in the sands of time. Or, at any rate, when I asked the same question years ago, the only answer I got was "it means sent".
I think the "in" comes from "incoming."
Also, if they send him back during the first week of April, he will lose the only paying job he's got that month.
Dude. Motherfucking mouse.
wow, Kristin, that sucks.
Sartorial question:
Corduroy pants: only for fall/winter? Okay for spring as well? Does the answer depend on whether the cords are wide-wale or fine-wale?
Effing Mouse.
Bad Ninckey Nouse! t /MyCuteyHeadNiece
And, now that I see I've posted trivialities in the middle of Kristin and ND getting screwed by the Mouse, let me just say:
Fucking mouse.
Corduroy pants: only for fall/winter? Okay for spring as well? Does the answer depend on whether the cords are wide-wale or fine-wale?
Ok for spring if the color and weight are lighter than your normal corduroy.