zmanzzzz

news flash! those rocks didnt come from moon.

http://forgifs.com/gallery/d/204250-1/Bird-snowman-horse-drawings.gif

bump for the labor day crowd

English surnames as we know them today -- family names passed down intact from father to son to grandson -- began in England as early as the eleventh century. Such hereditary names were not universally prevalent and settled, however, prior to the era of the Reformation in sixteenth century England. It is conjectured that the introduction of parish registers in 1538 was a great influence in this, as a person entered under one surname at baptism would not be likely to be married under another name, and buried under a third. Some areas of England came later to the use of surnames, however. It was not until the late seventeenth century that many families in Yorkshire and Halifax took permanent surnames.

dickinson -

smith - works with metal

cobbler - works on shoes

quality thread

she sounds like a sore loser.

'posty copies a pic from fbg'

jose wales

link

2003 the curly league filled with 12 girl/geek teams, kinda like a successful sock hop.

highlander - 'she's a real screamer.'

armstrong - good biker

rob roy

ill start ... Miller - guy who makes flour

intruders

the search for c0ck

urban exporer

return of the jedi

midnight cowboy

brokeback mountian