There is always one, and it is usually Chimneyfoot.
I will now determine whether the absence of alt-text is poignant symbolism, or a case of enough said.
This counts as character development for the mailbox, right? (Or mailboxes, according to the characters page…?)
But what if, (hypothetically) the misheard lyrics are better than the original?
Why all the rhetorical questions from me, yet again?
Damn post office stopping my drinking. I happen to think that’s an excellent title for a movie.
PandaGestile: I’d be interested to learn how the number 1 is Chimneyfoot more often than not. That’d make for an interesting episode of Sesame Street.
Cold: I don’t like the title telling me how to feel about the end of the world. I want the movie itself to convince me, you know?
Poor Chimneyfoot. But we’ve all been there, right?
More often than not.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_(pronoun)
Ohh I didn’t notice the underline didn’t continue under the question mark, I thought the question mark was part of the title. Yeah that is kind of pushy.
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There is always one, and it is usually Chimneyfoot.
I will now determine whether the absence of alt-text is poignant symbolism, or a case of enough said.
This counts as character development for the mailbox, right? (Or mailboxes, according to the characters page…?)
But what if, (hypothetically) the misheard lyrics are better than the original?
Why all the rhetorical questions from me, yet again?
Damn post office stopping my drinking.
I happen to think that’s an excellent title for a movie.
PandaGestile: I’d be interested to learn how the number 1 is Chimneyfoot more often than not. That’d make for an interesting episode of Sesame Street.
Cold: I don’t like the title telling me how to feel about the end of the world. I want the movie itself to convince me, you know?
Poor Chimneyfoot. But we’ve all been there, right?
More often than not.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_(pronoun)
Ohh I didn’t notice the underline didn’t continue under the question mark, I thought the question mark was part of the title. Yeah that is kind of pushy.