DFS sounds like a unit of measurement. I wonder how many of you to a metre?
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DFS sounds like a unit of measurement. I wonder how many of you to a metre?
Good morning, where's my breakfast?
I'm gonna walk the dog then make bubble n squeak.
I'll wait here eagerly!
Good evening.
How are you?
I should be asking you...
But ok(ish). I've been trying to relax for tomorrow, long drive over mountain roads to my appointment that I'm not looking forward to.
And you?
Hope its a smooth drive.
It won't be but i insist hubby avoids as many bumps as possible
He's like that, all mouth and no action.
Hows it said in texas , "all hat and no cattle" i believe
Winning with medieval dog names including Lewde, Synfull and Lusty. (Spelling was optional in those days).
Other characteristics, qualities and temperaments, many suggestive of irony: Amyable, Arguere, Bragger, Braynesike, Blabbe, Beawte, Brawlere, Cunnynge, Curteise, Cherefull, Cere-ȝyne, Dawngere, Dyngill, Elfin, Enmye, Envye, Frebodye, Flaterere, Filthe, Gormownde, Jolye, Jentill, Lewde, Mery, Malaperte, Nurture, Oribull, Plodder, Plesaunce, Quarell, Rabelle, Rage, Synfull, Solace, Seruysable, Veleyne, Awntrus, Bragger, Brayneles, Cruell, Harmeles, Lusty, Soneforgete, Wrecche.
1,065 Unique Dog Names from the Middle Ages - Medievalists.net
Looking for the perfect name for your dog? A late medieval treatise may have just what you need—it lists 1,065 unique names for dogs.
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For some of us it still is.
As I get older, my spelling deteriorates
No, no, no, that's your mind, your spellings just follows naturally
No I don't mind in the tiddly winking at you.
Time once again for sleep.
Goodnight
Goodnight
I returned, ate it then went grocery shopping
The bill for the people in front of me at the checkout of the grocery store was $1,261. I was talking to them as I waited and they said it might last a week. Then I saw them going into the butcher shop after I went through so that was $1,261 without meat. I don't know how families are surviving.
