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In his college days, he lived in a rented apartment. Heating was expensive, and the apartment was just big enough for a single bed, so he slept together with his roommate.
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Clo! Naughty Tinkerbell!
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Max doesn't like Spongebob, either. He says that Spongebob is "stupid" funny, and wrinkles his nose whenever someone mentions the show. My kiddo is an old soul.
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I said I'm sane; you called me a liar. But I am very much sound of mind, and so, I'm honest like Abe Lincoln.
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Compared to you, I'm Honest Abe.
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I'm perfectly sane, thank you very much.
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Hey, Drew!
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Maybe you could share him?
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Happy Father's Day, Gary.
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Max is loving every minute of his SI training, and I'm happy for him, but I also miss him terribly. Only one week to go before my boy comes home. I wrote a few paragraphs for a story I'm working on, and Morgan and I made pancakes and bacon for breakfast. Things are going well.
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Hey, Terry!
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Sounds like fun. What was on the menu?
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The worst of delays...
Page Scrawler replied to Comicality's topic in Comicality's Shack Clubhouse's Cafe
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Hey, Val!
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@Comicality @MrM D'aaaww! What a cutie!
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Good night, buddy. Sweet dreams!
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Nerd.
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Don't get Drew started on the benefits of the Metric system versus US Imperial--or rather, Texas Imperial--measurements.
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Morgan is doing well. Haven't heard from Max today, but he's having a great time at his Summer Intensive program.
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Hey, Mr. T!
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For me, Kindergarten to 6th was elementary, the middle school was 7th through 9th, and high school was 9th through 12th. Having said that, I moved to the high school for 9th grade, and they changed the middle school to 6th through 8th not long after. Ahhh, American bureaucracy at its finest.
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No, it's elementary. At least, it was back in 2006.
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Sounds almost like my grandmother, except she still buys sweets. She doesn't partake herself, she just keeps the candy for any grandkids who might visit.
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Like you don't think about food, too?
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