SW to child: "You are not either so going to band camp!"
I wouldn't go that far ... but she'll play the French Horn like mommy did.....at band camp....
Okay ... no band camp.
Speaking of "American Pie", is it just me, or does Shannon Elizabeth have a really long face?
Face?
when you say long, do you mean ugly? :vomit
MILF..hahaha... I picked my daughter up from school for a doctor's appointment yesterday and I had on a long black trench coat and pearls. When we got to the appointment she wanted to know why I didn't take off my coat. I said because underneath my coat I was dressed for a party. I was going to meet my husband at a little later and wasn't going to have time to go home and change, but what I had on it wasn't exactly appropriate for an afternoon at Brook Army Med Center. When I showed her my outfit. She called me a MILF.It made my day.
, I'll say it...MILF..hahaha... I picked my daughter up from school for a doctor's appointment yesterday and I had on a long black trench coat and pearls. When we got to the appointment she wanted to know why I didn't take off my coat. I said because underneath my coat I was dressed for a party. I was going to meet my husband at a little later and wasn't going to have time to go home and change, but what I had on it wasn't exactly appropriate for an afternoon at Brook Army Med Center. When I showed her my outfit. She called me a MILF.
This is worthless without pics
That in blows!!!!
If I were the kid I would kill myself. that.
Sorry, I didn't take pics yesterday. Maybe next time.
teaseSorry, I didn't take pics yesterday. Maybe next time.
v. teased, teas·ing, teas·es
v. tr.
To annoy or pester; vex.
To make fun of; mock playfully.
To arouse hope, desire, or curiosity in without affording satisfaction.
To urge persistently; coax: teasing their mother for more candy.
To gain by persistent coaxing: “the New York editor who could tease great books from the unpromising woolly jumble of an author's first draft” (Ian Jack).
To deal with or have an effect on as if by teasing.
To cut (tissue, for example) into pieces for examination.
To disentangle and dress the fibers of (wool, for example).
To raise the nap of (cloth) by dressing, as with a fuller's teasel.
To ruffle (the hair) by combing from the ends toward the scalp for an airy, full effect.
lol, what are the chances?
after he worked so out to get out of there why would he go back in.
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