magpie (3067) 2 SFW Posts | 12 Space Comments | Favorites | RSS Feed "You can tell a lot about a fellow's character by [her] way of eating jellybeans." Ronald Reagan And that, my friends, is all you need to know. ^.^ Registered 2008-04-06 21:21:49 Comment Karma: 2 Featured Comments: 0 Member of :

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Comment on Cheese burger in a can (2008-06-20 08:56:23)
uh. did I just read "sponge?"
Comment on Dusk Till Dawn Movie Poster (2008-06-10 17:12:29)
Does anyone else see Dwight Schrute in this photo?
Comment on Delicious Cactus (2008-06-03 12:15:12)
I saw this guy at a restaurant last night... with his parents... He had a BLT.
Comment on Unhappy Bird (2008-06-03 11:35:39)
srsly guys. this is like, some amazing photography.... =D
Comment on Dungeons & Dragons (2008-05-24 11:50:55)
um... is that a huge die? or is it an optical illusion... or am I going blind? (I thought I was when I woke up this morning.... it was terrifying. XD)
Comment on Monkfish (2008-05-09 21:54:50)
om nom nom?
Comment on Manly Hamburger (2008-05-07 00:47:20)
my fake food senses are tingling...
Comment on Faceless Girl (2008-05-05 23:47:04)
haha, in sum. ^.^ <3
Comment on Faceless Girl (2008-05-04 20:28:48)
You're right, the parents were selfishly thinking of the publicity and income their child would generate when they chose to keep her and go forward with reconstructive surgeries to allow her to talk, see, eat and live a semi-normal life. Of course, if I was in that situation I would rather be dead than learning how to dance, read and write, grow up in a family who sacrifices themselves to give me a face, a name, and their love. I saw a documentary about this girl on TLC; it's not impossible for her to have friends. In fact, her friends are probably more genuine than my own. We live in a culture where it is financially possible for the majority of us to spend hundreds a year on makeup and hair products. We've been accustomed to developing friendships based on appearance. That's why many Islamic women feel we are oppressed. I spoke with a woman last week who wears a burqa, not particularly part of her religion, but because she feels it helps her make friends with people who won't love her based merely on her outer appearance. Sorry for the rant, but even though it's hard to see your child picked on (speaking from experience), they're still full of life and passion. I couldn't imagine making the decision to end the life of my child merely because he would be a social outcast. I can still love him and so can the world. Example: Nick is my hero. http://youtube.com/watch?v=u3LFBqvvW-M
Comment on Weinermoblie (2008-05-04 20:00:54)
When I was four, I got to sit in the driver's seat... It's one of the only things I remember from my childhood...
Comment on Sarah Michelle Gellar - White Top (2008-04-06 17:15:19)
shiny brooch shiny brooch want shiny brooch
Comment on b Enjoys Lolipops (2008-04-06 16:50:22)
An easy mistake... :) I sympathize.