Grab the nearest book to you right now. go to page 56, and find the fifth sentence.
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cupcakes, really. said, (35 days ago)
4783 177 DRESSER 36.87 1 $297.00 $257.00 $325.00 $285.00
Dec. 31 2008 Price book for Coaster Fine Furniture.
This is the dresser in question:
http://www.nccfurniture.com/tfcc_resources/items/images/1217437668841.jpg
Xopchipili said, (35 days ago)
My mother didn't talk to Grandfather much; she was always in the room where my father's and her wedding took place, folding clothing, or she was cooking in the kitchen.
STAN (sighing to Patrick) Go.
(Closest book turned out to be the screenplay for Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.)
Jeepster said, (35 days ago)
"Wonderful", he said, and walked away quickly before she could change her mind again.
^Stephen King's "Needful Things"
and the first quote I posted was from "Colors Insulting to Nature" by Cintra Wilson. The books were equidistant from me.
Make Art said, (35 days ago)
Part of a general move in Kelley's work toward more consolidated presentational structures, one motivation for this change was a desire for 'tactility, [and] the associations of a real material', which he found by turning to craft objects, 'carpeting and cloth'.
MUPaully said, (35 days ago)
A perfect white Sunday generally works like this: Wake up at around 8:45; if the paper has been delivered, retrieve the paper and begin a pot of coffee.
Chuckles Nooberton said, (35 days ago)
"Independent, or but loosely connected provinces, with separate interests, laws, governments, and systems of taxation, became lumped together into one nation, with one government, one code of laws, one national class interest, one frontier and one customs tariff."
dinkthemushroom said, (35 days ago)
"The women who emerged was just a trifle thinner, a great deal wiser, an ocean sadder."
Molly Malone said, (35 days ago)
i'm enjoying the results of this thread much more than anticipated. mine was from a textbook, which is a bit no fun, but rules be rules
"After all, it seems unreasonable to repeat actions that cause us trouble"