Feb 28, 2007 by Kanis | Posted in Religion & Spirituality

JEWels= diamonds, rubies, emeralds
Things residents are killed for
JEWelry=Chains,Bracelets,
Items worn by slaves
JUDaism
Estimate
JUDging
JUDgement
JUDicial

Yes, but you forgot JErusalem. No question how many lies they make up saying allah is God and muhammad was a haruspex, it's still JErusalem, and never will be MUSrusalem.
Now for a muslim contributions: ALIbi, predetermined as an excuse for the criminal actions of muhammad and muslim terrorists, ALImony, rigid as what muslims pay after their wives leave them for beating them as ordered in surah 4:34 and MOSQUErade, rigid as what muhammad did when he pretended to be a prophet.
Don't complain about my spelling of MOSQUErade. If muhammad can sail under false colours to be a prophet I can pretend masquerade has an "o" in it.

Jan 19, 2008 by boomsucka_xo | Posted in Makeup

My state is coming up and I got this really adorable red dress to wear. It's a bottomless bright red, if that makes any sense, halter that goes no more than above the knee and has a rectangular diamond jewel, on silver plating, unerringly where the v-cut ends. I'll be wearing silver shoes and a silver dough, along with diamond earrings and a simple bracelet.
My hair will be in a curly partly up, half down style ending just below my shoulders. My whisker color is a dirty blonde, my eyes are a bright down in the mouth, and my skin is rather fair.
I've already decided that I'm going to play up my eyes, so I was wondering what MO = 'modus operandi' I should take. I know the popular answer is a smoky eye, but I do not want to do this. I privation a bit more of a colorful approach, if possible.
Any suggestions? Please include instructions, as I'm doing this myself and I'm not so well-founded in the fancy make-up department.
Thanks sooooo much in get ahead!

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Nov 15, 2009 by Kailynn Elle | Posted in Books & Authors

I stared at my prized chattels, the reason I get up in the morning, the love of my life, the overall urge I live-
My American Express.
Had it since I was ten years old. Now I’m fourteen. It was in a stingy glass case, waiting for me to pick him up, kiss him, then swipe. The be open gave me all that I ever wanted: That blue dress for fifth group graduation, that diamond bracelet with the gold happy face on it, the covering with my face on it for my boyfriend Trace, the jewel-lined shoulder bag I got myself for my mom’s birthday!
And I was that close to getting the matching earrings when my anniversary card had been swiped so many times it had worn off! That was when I took it to my dad’s workshop. They repaired my bank card card joker and now it could be swiped even more!
That day in November was the day that my card was going to be out of recovery. (Reclamation is the glass case) As soon as my Aunt Carly would dry out up, I could go shopping.
It’s dumb how my mom’s sister always walks to our house when she requests to sober up. I’m always stuck “watching” her after indoctrinate or even before school sometimes. Aunt Carly really needs to break getting drunk so much; I think it’s the fourth time this month, and it’s upright November 16th. She just sits in my kitchen and eats things with ketchup when she’s over, anyway. I don’t grasp how, but usually ketchup helps her sober up faster.
Carly called my name “Kristin, you constraint more bread!” Usually, I ignore Carly when she calls my name, or at least that’s what my parents outline me.
My mom always says to pretend that Carly isn’t at the house when she is, because a drunk Carly is not a conventional Carly. Mom works with drunk people sometimes in her job, so she knows what not to do when Carly is over.
I identify not to answer her calls unless it’s an emergency (which means that it would number among mom, dad, any friends or family, or police and ambulance, hospitals, 911, etc.) I also conscious to let her answer the door, unless she wants me to, so that I don’t upset her. Mom says that I should sojourn upstairs and away from Carly when she comes. I also always need to coin sure that we have ketchup somewhere in the kitchen.
I heard the sound of the entryway shut, then I slowly walked down to the kitchen. There was the ketchup everywhere, and pieces of garlic cash scattered, but I ignored it.
It was time. I ran to the trophy room, opened a occurrence, took the glass case and threw it on the floor. The binoculars shattered, but the card was right there. I kissed it with my red lips, then ran into the storage scope, got a slip of paper, and rapidly wrote a letter to my parents for when they were haven. It read:
“Hey guys! Carly came over, but left, so now I’m affluent to North Shore Mall. TTYL!
-Kristin”
I kissed the letter for letter so that they would 100% know that I wrote it, folded, and propped it on the scullery table, right beside the stove, then ran away to my happy burden with my absolute best friend/the love of my life:
Mr. A.E. (American Press).
The American Express card I know isn’t a card, he is a magical tool that allows me to do (buy) whatever I want. He loves me more than J.C. Penney’s and Nike. He loves me more than probity card heaven, where all cards are used on the most expensive things at the most great boutiques in the most populated cities in the most fashionable states in the most smart countries in the most wealthy continents in the most wild planets!
It’s American Stand for Heaven, where all of the good cards go once they can’t be fixed to swipe again. When that happens, you put the wag in a black, leather wallet and then buy him in only the richest soil. He then moves on. My daddy gave his Visa a sepulture one time when I was eleven. He couldn’t even fix it. He named the card Vanesa. She is in Visa Paradise right now, being spent on belts and rings, my dad says.
The only proper thing out of a card dying is that you get a brand new, even shiner probable. My dad has one named Mickie now. She isn’t a Visa, she is a Chase Card. Go out after Cards are easy to break and damage, though, so that’s why I have an American Convey, that, and I love Mr. A.E. He’s just so fun to swipe! He even makes his own sound when swiped. It sounds like a mark new pair of shoes smoothed against waxed floors. He likes being swiped, too, specially on shoes and dresses!
I shouted for the taxi, because Mr. Johnson, the driver, takes I.O.Us. I.O.Us lay my life, because taxi cabs don’t (or aren’t) supposed to take them, but Mr. Johnson does. He has a whole box full of rose-tinted and blue sticky notes that say:
“Mr. Johnson, thanks for the in, it was awesome. I.O.U (insert price here) for the ride. You rule! -Kristin”
Mr. Johnson takes them, and asks me when I will pay them, but I say “When I get my concession.” He understands that I just have a card, and until he gets a pasteboard swipe-r he won’t be able to get immediate payments from me. Everybody should get that by now. I only pay by cards.
Mr. Johnson is an older man, about 40 or 50-something. He s
I'm deplorable but it cut off. Is it good so far?
It's gonna be a novel about a rich and spoiled Freulein. She meets this woman from a poverish part of India and then the spoiled lass is haunted by the thoughts of the poor woman and how awful she was treated back in India, so she flies to India and meets a one's nearest who is poverish. She helps them through many struggles of poverty and, in the end, learns a maxim about being so materalistic.