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LP97S posted:"Foto Hut" redirects here. For the real company, see Foto Hut (photography chain). Laurie Forman That '70s Show character Lisa Robin Kelly as Laurie Forman First appearance "Eric's Birthday" (episode 1.02) Last appearance "Going Mobile" (episode 6.24) Created by Mark Brazill Portrayed by Lisa Robin Kelly (seasons 1-3, 5) Christina Moore (season 6) Information Nickname(s) The Village Whore, The Devil, Bitch Gender Female Occupation College student (dropped out) Family Red Forman (father) Kitty Forman (mother) Eric Forman (brother) Spouse(s) Fez (ex-husband) Significant other(s) Michael Kelso (ex-boyfriend) Various other men Relatives Albert Forman (paternal grandfather, deceased) Bernice Forman (paternal grandmother, deceased) Burt Sigurdson (maternal grandfather) Bea Sigurdson (maternal grandmother) Paula Sigurdson (maternal aunt) Penny (cousin) Nationality American (living in Canada)
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legitimately the only acceptable use for a body pillow? j/k there are no acceptable uses for a body pillow
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PleasingFungus posted:legitimately the only acceptable use for a body pillow? how bout jackin off on/to it? humpin it till you cream ya jorts?
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1 00:00:00,000 --> 00:00:04,000 Tuuu, pó pi pó pópó pi pó pó pi 2 00:00:06,000 --> 00:00:09,000 Qui puóóóórr cu ri uóóór 3 00:00:09,000 --> 00:00:12,000 Piiiriiiriii póóhh whiiii 4 00:00:12,000 --> 00:00:14,000 anhô anhô wiiii 5 00:00:14,000 --> 00:00:21,000 tchaaaaahhh puaaaoooooaaahhhhh 6 00:00:21,000 --> 00:00:24,000 prããããa uãuãã 7 00:00:24,000 --> 00:00:27,000 sshhhhhhshshhhhhhh
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dial_up_modem_noises.ogg amazing
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^ "In Tokyo's Akihabara district there is already reportedly a "tsundere cafe", and the word "tsunderera", better rendered in English as "Tsunderella" due to being highly evocative of Cinderella, was nominated for a prize in the 2006 fashionable word awards, indicating that "tsundere" culture may become more prominent in the future." February 2, 2007, "Toymaker introduces portable TV with harsh audio guidance that gradually gets kinder" in the Mainichi Times.
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attention wikki people: you don't need photo illustrations of things which are concepts not well defined by a photograph
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i don't think those are friends because they are women and women are all backstabbing bitches that actually hate their "friends"
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Cold on a Cob posted:i don't think those are friends because they are women and women are all backstabbing bitches that actually hate their "friends" whoa dogge keep sentiment quarantined in in teh mra subreddit
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why are they all barefoot
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mcnealys baby posted:why are they all barefoot that's the only thing that's right about that picture b/c they shoudl also be making sandwiches in the drat kitchen
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found this while researching more poasts:
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Before his execution Brewer ordered a large meal that included two chicken fried steaks, a triple-meat bacon cheeseburger, a large bowl of fried okra, a pound of barbecue, three fajitas, a meat lover's pizza, a pint of ice cream, and a slab of peanut butter fudge with lots of crushed peanuts. However he did not eat any of it and the meal was discarded, prompting Texas prison officials to end the 87-year-old tradition[23] of giving last meals to condemned inmates.[24][25][26]
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While The Good Men Project has the aim of fostering and promoting positive and healthy role models for men, it has generated controversy following its coverage of rape topics. In October 2012, a short story by columnist Ryan Bjorklund about a male college student coercing an underage girl into giving him oral sex was widely criticised for its lurid and pornographic nature and was subsequently retracted.[23] In December 2012, it published companion pieces- an opinion article by columnist Alyssa Royse describing a friend of hers who raped a drunk woman as a "nice guy", and an autobiographical anonymous article by a serial rapist who unrepentantly vows to continue abusing alcohol in search for sexual encounters while accepting "running the risk" of raping more women. These pieces were widely condemned for promoting a "rape apologist" culture rather than fulfilling the stated aim of contributing to useful discourse around the motivations of rapists.[24][25][26]
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Guido van Possum posted:Before his execution Brewer ordered a large meal that included two chicken fried steaks, a triple-meat bacon cheeseburger, a large bowl of fried okra, a pound of barbecue, three fajitas, a meat lover's pizza, a pint of ice cream, and a slab of peanut butter fudge with lots of crushed peanuts. However he did not eat any of it and the meal was discarded, prompting Texas prison officials to end the 87-year-old tradition[23] of giving last meals to condemned inmates.[24][25][26]
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holy_Prepuce developments in the circumcision debate
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Can we mention other wikis? In the episode "The Wind Cries Mary" Archer states that Predator hunts only in tropical forests but in Predator and AVP Requiem a predator hunts in the city and in AVP the predators hunt in a temple in an island near Antarctica. This would mean Archer has not seen any of these movies or more likely they haven't been made yet. This puts the show after 1987 but before 1990.
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Who the gently caress would analyze the timeline of a 60s cartoon spy show where they have cell phones
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have you guys seen that movie where will smith jumps off a building and almost loses his thingamabob and its a big deal cus he needs it to get to the past like back to the future but instead its aliens attacking or something so instead of strapping it to his wrist he just holds it like a phone or a ice cream cone hoping it doesnt lose him but it does and he gets it back for dramatic effect?
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Sniep posted:have you guys seen that movie where will smith jumps off a building and almost loses his thingamabob and its a big deal cus he needs it to get to the past like back to the future but instead its aliens attacking or something so instead of strapping it to his wrist he just holds it like a phone or a ice cream cone hoping it doesnt lose him but it does and he gets it back for dramatic effect? nope
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Honeydew posted:^ "In Tokyo's Akihabara district there is already reportedly a "tsundere cafe", and the word "tsunderera", better rendered in English as "Tsunderella" due to being highly evocative of Cinderella, was nominated for a prize in the 2006 fashionable word awards, indicating that "tsundere" culture may become more prominent in the future." February 2, 2007, "Toymaker introduces portable TV with harsh audio guidance that gradually gets kinder" in the Mainichi Times. im pretty sure ive looked up what the word tsundere means on at least two occasions, purely out of irritation, but i never retain any knowledge of what it means to the next time i see it. i can only speculate that my subconscioud mind is deliberately rejecting that information as utterly lacking in value.
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Hammerite posted:im pretty sure ive looked up what the word tsundere means on at least two occasions, purely out of irritation, but i never retain any knowledge of what it means to the next time i see it. i can only speculate that my subconscioud mind is deliberately rejecting that information as utterly lacking in value. *slaps you in the face* "a bloo bloo bloo i'm so sorry will you forgive me if i have sex with you bloo bloo"
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Sniep posted:have you guys seen that movie where will smith jumps off a building and almost loses his thingamabob and its a big deal cus he needs it to get to the past like back to the future but instead its aliens attacking or something so instead of strapping it to his wrist he just holds it like a phone or a ice cream cone hoping it doesnt lose him but it does and he gets it back for dramatic effect? welcome to erf
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Stercobilin is a tetrapyrrolic bile pigment and is one end-product of heme catabolism.[1][2] It is the chemical responsible for the brown color of human fecal material[1]
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Guido van Possum posted:Before his execution Brewer ordered a large meal that included two chicken fried steaks, a triple-meat bacon cheeseburger, a large bowl of fried okra, a pound of barbecue, three fajitas, a meat lover's pizza, a pint of ice cream, and a slab of peanut butter fudge with lots of crushed peanuts. However he did not eat any of it and the meal was discarded, prompting Texas prison officials to end the 87-year-old tradition[23] of giving last meals to condemned inmates.[24][25][26] jesus, that's one of the lowest, stingiest, most hateful things i've ever heard. wtfg texas
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Komojo posted:Stercobilin is a tetrapyrrolic bile pigment and is one end-product of heme catabolism.[1][2] It is the chemical responsible for the brown color of human fecal material[1] seriousposting time: I have literally never, in my life, wondered why poop was brown but now I know I guess! thanks wikipedia
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Komojo posted:Stercobilin is a tetrapyrrolic bile pigment and is one end-product of heme catabolism.[1][2] It is the chemical responsible for the brown color of human fecal material[1] not useless, bilirubinemia is an impportant clinical sign of various inborn errors of heme catabolism, aka porphyrias, and i had to memorize (and then promptly forget) all 10 ish kinds
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Hammerite posted:im pretty sure ive looked up what the word tsundere means on at least two occasions, purely out of irritation, but i never retain any knowledge of what it means to the next time i see it. i can only speculate that my subconscioud mind is deliberately rejecting that information as utterly lacking in value. same, including this time
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Cantorsdust posted:not useless, bilirubinemia is an impportant clinical sign of various inborn errors of heme catabolism, aka porphyrias, and i had to memorize (and then promptly forget) all 10 ish kinds which one is the werewolf one, porphyria x?
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mcnealys baby posted:why are they all barefoot Photo credit: Quentin Tarantino
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fart_lighting an informative article
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Lutha Mahtin posted:http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fart_lighting
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tsundere is just a synonym for stockholm syndrome
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Sniep posted:have you guys seen that movie where will smith jumps off a building and almost loses his thingamabob and its a big deal cus he needs it to get to the past like back to the future but instead its aliens attacking or something so instead of strapping it to his wrist he just holds it like a phone or a ice cream cone hoping it doesnt lose him but it does and he gets it back for dramatic effect? nah
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ymgve posted:tsundere is just a synonym for stockholm syndrome nah it's more about the idea that you can "break in" a woman and change her until she loves you
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Sagebrush posted:jesus, that's one of the lowest, stingiest, most hateful things i've ever heard. wtfg texas Texas sucks. they legally rape underage girls there because of Christ or something http://www.npr.org/2013/01/22/169059701/we-have-no-choice-a-story-of-the-texas-sonogram-law Pregnant with her second child, Jones went for a routine sonogram and was told by her doctor that he was worried about the shape of her baby's head. A second sonogram that day at a specialist's office revealed a problem that was preventing her son's brain, spine and legs from developing correctly. The specialist warned that if the child made it to term, he would suffer greatly and need a lifetime of care. Jones and her husband decided she would have an abortion. Although she'd had two sonograms that day, the new Texas law required that she get another, administered by her abortion doctor, and listen to a state-mandated description of the fetus she was about to abort.
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