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Month: September 2004

good lord

good lord

oh dear!

He’s Going to Ask You… And Soon!

As far as a proposal goes, all signs point to YES!
All you’ve got to do is stay calm and wait him out.
If you want to start dreaming about your dress and cermony…
Well, that’s cool – as long as you keep it on the down low
That means all bridal magazines go under the bed!


Is He About to Propose? Take This Quiz 🙂

Find the Love of Your Life
(and More Love Quizzes) at Your New Romance.

another band review

another band review

michelle branch.

she writes her own music (well most of it i think), plays the guitar, she definitely doens’t fit the “look” of girly pop music stars. i like her.
discuss

a conundrum

a conundrum

so nate is going to school and he starts in two weeks. he can take out a self loan, but he needs a cosigner (because all self loans do). he doesn’t want to bother family members about this because of some problems that are going on right now. so he’s taking out a different loan with a higher interest rate and not really guaranteed like a self loan.
3/4 of me is saying, don’t you co-sign!!! nightmarish things have come of co-signing.
1/4 of me is saying, you’re probably going to marry him anyway and your funds will be dispersed, and your credit will be joint anyway, so what’s the matter with co-signing?
a quandry
a conundrum
a dilemma
i don’t know

ahem

ahem

dear people using the internet to sell, impress, or get a date:
please realize that your basic spelling/grammar skills are going to be criticized and if you don’t HAVE any basic spelling/grammar skills, please get some or stay off the internet. I will demean your intelligence and/or not buy anything from you if you can’t present yourself in a professional manner and at least SPELL or know how to USE basic words correctly.
NOTE:
your = possesive belonging to you. “i’m looking at your cat right now.” it is your cat, it belongs to you.
you’re = you are. a contraction. don’t use your in place of you’re. it makes you appear dumb.
their = possessive belong to some bunch of people not including you. “i’m looking at their cat right now.” the cat belongs to them.
they’re = they are. a contraction.
there = a place. over there. somewhere over there.
for all other spelling issues please visit dictionary.com