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Is Buddy the new Fella?
Is Fella the new Dude?
Is Dude the new Mate?
Is Mate the new Geezer?
All in all – I’ve started using the word buddy much too often and with far too much natural, qualmless ease for my own liking. Is anyone else doing this, or is it just me?
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can there be too much vagina? and if so – is it accrued Sex And The City?
just a small reference to six whole years of American television.
Is this what women’s culture has come to? In which case – it has certainly come at least as far as men’s (The Fashion Chanel/Men and Motors/etc.).
It is a dangerous show to air in the United States. A nation, which famously has no sense of irony, that cannot comprehend that each and every thirty minutes should be understood entirely in a postmodernist way. And a nation what’s more that is being threatened every day with a sitcom of epic proportions: the spectcale of a 60s TV White House, occupied by aging, face-lifted, perma-tanned superstars, Bill and Hilary starring as Mr and Mrs President.
All in all: gawd help us all.
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Urinating. At night. With the lights off.
Sonar for men. Because not only bats see through sound.
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Rhombus – A figure enclosed by two equal pairs of parallel lines.
Array – An ordered series or sequence.
The Rhombus Array is written by two people (dont . ask and dont . tell). They hope it interests you. Your comments are welcomed.
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