That's because they're pussies.
The unisex bathrooms were something a girl from Baton Rouge had never seen before.
Interesting place.
I was going off the news reported locally this morning. She is in her 20's and lives at The Village.
Lilly Oak Grove? About the security questions: I can't answer any "favorites." I would never remember what it was that I was thinking was my...
This is such a cluster. The fever being elevated should have definitely been a warning sign. Some people don't run high fevers when they are...
Did you ever hit up Club One in Deep Ellem? That was a crazy scene.
There's no doubt about that!
No, I'm sure that would be somewhere in Oak Lawn. The Village is a huge community around Greenville and Lovers.
This simply makes me want to vomit.
We're inspired by the ebola that I'll soon be suffering from.
When I'm sick, I generally crave a grape or cherry cream slush from Sonic, and usually nothing else.
And it happens that way sometimes. In 2003, Shyrone Carey was injured mid-season, or we'd have not seen the emergence of Justin Vincent and Alley...
I don't think it's come out yet when this worker was treating Duncan. One of the really scary things is that since Duncan died a week ago, these...
Breaking news out of Dallas this morning: A second healthcare professional who had contact with Duncan has ebola and is in isolation at Presby...
I had my first child in '01, and at that time, they would not administer an epidural until a woman's labor was well underway (for fear of stalling...
No, he wasn't. But he didn't get as skittish when he was about to get hit. Lee was very prone to throw an interception when he was under pressure.
Even though I don't like eggs, I will eat quiche, but usually only if I make it, for whatever reason.
For the 1000th time, Jarrett Lee was "Jarrett Lee'd" because he wasn't very good and he had feet of lead. JJ was also not good, but he had...
Are you being serious? Because LSU was trying to win, too, and we took a knee and acted like we gave a damn--about an opposing player.
