Did you ever notice how many bad smells resemble LEBANON BOLOGNA? Strange, but true.
posted by Jean Luc Petard at
6:07 PM
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Cautionary tales for young-ish women.
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- Name: Jean Luc Petard
- Location: Baltimore, Maryland, United States
I am a young, professional woman.
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2 Comments:
speaking of things that stink, from your christmas present/title: "Striving for uniqueness, each P*ssy Pound member was branded with three dog print tattoos..." This "author" starts the book by declaring that people are running "as if it were a race," which is one of the weakest similes around, and now she attempts to show the group's uniqueness through a symbol they all share? "The symbol was so one of a kind, they all got one." Amazing.
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paperback reader, at 12:43 AM
You are soooooo reading urban chick lit. Hee hee.
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Jean Luc Petard, at 4:35 PM
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