Dog Costume For Children
Which of these things should be forever banned?
1. Crude new distributor of hand dryer in the bathroom USAB. Yuck! 2. Belts for children. 3. XXXXL shirts and lycra for shopping the wombs of women in the giant Wal Mart. 4. Costumes for dogs. 5. Smoking during pregnancy. 6. Jane Fonda leggings 80. 7. Fruitcake. 9. The reality TV. 10. Muscle pants and mullet combo.
1) I do not care no tissue-dryer in the bathroom all too much, but if it bothers you, you can put it in the cities, or shake your hands around. 2) Belts dogs for children should be permanently banned. It humiliates and shames humanity for human infants. It's like slaves or animals, is simply wrong. If the child is not asking, has good reasons. Do not know about you, but children must be curious be fed. 3) o_o 4) costumes for dogs are the most depressing things that can happen to dogs. Unless you consent to the games, is like putting on straps beings human. Embarrassing dignity if your dog is the dog that is cons … but if the dog agreed, and I do not know what he or she has in mind. 5) Smoking during pregnancy I do not care around. The mother has to learn the consequences of their actions, even if it's an addiction. This can be difficult mother and child, but we already have more than 6.5 billion human beings on this planet. More could cause a global catrosphe 20-50 years. 6) I'm from another era, Jane Fonda leggings What? It need not be banned. If your going to look stupid, then stand. =) 7) I like fruitcake. 
where is 8? 9) Reality shows are the most horrible things I've seen. NO ACTION writing or thought is necessary … that makes it so lame … office may be all scripts, but his game is great, but the reality is stupid me. 10) I have idea of what it is. If people want to wear certain clothes, let them. This is not totalitarianism or something, we can excel and be individuals. "Yes, we are all people, everyone is different. "" I'm not. "Silencio!"
Clifford comes to the library
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Wilton Powerpuff Power Girls Cake Pan (2105-9902, 2000) Retired $19.99 … |
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