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I presume I'll ok after a few beers.Guys, I presumed I'd be ok in a few years...
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I presume I'll ok after a few beers.Guys, I presumed I'd be ok in a few years...
I lost the patience for high-maintenance friendships or relationships a long time ago, if I ever had it.
If I hadn't met Mrs. egg_ when I did I expect I'd sound like you now Jill.
Life is like a box of chocolates: it's a shortlived gift given by a God who's feeling guilty about being a shit and it winds up being bad for you anyway.
Everything is timing and I don't wear a watch.
somewhere in chapter 1 said:Mary's friend Julia was the self-confessed mad one of the group. "Never see a good day out sober" was her motto. "or a good man" added Mary silently...
Keep going guys, I'm writing the great Irish chick lit novel
God, I sound like a miserable bint.
I assure you, I'm not.
Had I accepted previous offers, no doubt I would be now though.
Everything is timing and I don't wear a watch.
Travel more then dog, that's my schedule.
You're pretty miserable.
Can I quote that like a hotpress review in my press kit?
Julia had anal warts. "They're my children" she'd say "always there, clinging on to me, never letting me be comfortable".
not perfect but you get the idea. We'll be on sale in Tescos before you can say "a modern fairytale retelling of Pride & Prejudice"Julia loved her little red number. "It's like my child", she'd philosophise, "it clings tight, never lets me be comfortable and constantly draws attention to me"
Mary, wearing a sensible blouse and grey skirt or whatever, despaired at her friends ever growing number of hapless admirers, she could warn them but where was the fun in that? She'd rather see this car-crash out every week
You're not thinking in demographics enough but I'm sure we can get a copy editor on that.....
not perfect but you get the idea. We'll be on sale in Tescos before you can say "a modern fairytale retelling of Pride & Prejudice"
Can I quote that like a hotpress review in my press kit?
That would be the most incredible career ever. If you're willing to pay at even a minimal level, I can follow you around for a bit...
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