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little phil 37 Reviews 1010 reads
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It just dawned on me as I suffer through a Harry Potter movie, that moving the "Y" and just a bit of creative license makes it Hair Pottery.

I'm not sure that there's a point, except that I hate those fucking movies.

KJ5233155 reads

If you have teenage kids, you don't have much choice but to sit through it and bear it. But I like your analogy.

GaGambler149 reads

Can the board survive two drunken mods?

Of course Harry Potter will drive anyone over 12 to drink.

Found them to be boring. Maybe because they were too advanced for me?! ;)

BUT, I am drinking. And in a pleasant mood, for some reason! ;)

Anyway, game on boys!

There are soooo many women I want to see!

Like I said earlier, I had 2 that sent me PMs, telling me they already did the reference deal and I'm good to go!

The boys. You find this kind of arrangement convenient? And hopefully unobtrusive to your lifestyle?

Ladies, I hope you don't have a problem doing this. I find it to be quite convenient. You did your deal, checking references. Calling each other and seeing whether Mikey is a psycho. ;)

We all know I'm crazy. Just to a certain degree! ;)

What the hell are you bitching about? If you have to view Harry Potter you've already been through the younger genres. Tubbie Tubbies(teletubbies), Boody Boody(Barney), Pooh Bear, Dora,(moving ahead) Wizards of Waverly Place, Hannah Montana etc......

Try watching over and over and over the assorted Marvel Character movies(Hulk, Iron Man, F4, Spiderman, DD,etc..)and the fricken Twilight series. Exactly what does Vampire vs. Werewolf battles have to do with teenage love or angst? LOL And I'm not suppossed to drink anymore. OH THE HUMANTY!!!!!

The Power Rangers or Pokiemon movies with a preteen daughter during those dark years.

I'm still in therapy over those.

My daughter liked concerts , and I took her to many. When she wanted to see Back Street Boys what could I say, but OK..I was dreading it as the days got close, thinking of fifty thousand teenyboppers. When we arrived  there were more Eye Candy Moms, than I could count.That day was  a smorgasboard of visual delight, I won't soon forget. I will always remember how  the Boys made her smile giggly bright, and that was priceless .I never noticed the band.
No matter how much her Mom tried to make me look bad, she wouldn't fall for it, because Daddy always made sure she had front row, and shared his time, no matter what she wanted to do.


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