
bailys irish eggnog
1. If you fear that you aren't able to make the play thats about to happen, (in any sense of a sport)just do SOMEthing. Flinching and standing still gives you much worse cred that hitting a ball with your boob that then hits you in the face.
2. Two is better than none. Don't try to perform a 'number 1' by saying that you thought someone else had a play. clunk heads like coconuts if necessary. again its about the cred.
Gimme some background -
new gender plays makes the girls crucial - do we split time or are we trying to win?
My Sobo team is die hard - so give me some background - so i can get on the [team name's] page!
[Team Captain] - ill pass on the email to [another new division 1 track and basketball player with hightop cleats] - she's pretty sick athlete so we stoked!
...But the Chinese scene is still dominated by adult stem cell work. "There is a very significant focus on clinical translation, which is much more palatable in China than in the US or Europe", says Stephen Minger of King's College London. "Treatments will be pushed ahead more quickly than in the West".
A colourful example is Jianhong Zhu of Huashan Hospital, part of Shanghai's Fudan University. He is working with adult neural stem cells, extracted from brain tissues exposed in patients who suffer open head wounds. (A classic local example is the "chopstick injury", in which a barbed bamboo chopstick is pushed--usually through an eye socket--into the head during an argument over a meal; when the stick is removed, enough brain tissue sticks to it to be a source of neural stem cells.) Zhu has obtained encouraging results from a clinical trial in which eight such patients had their own neural stem cells cultured and transplanted back into the site of their injury; they fared significantly better than eight matched controls who had open brain surgery but no cell grafting.
•peaceful guy who likes to rock his face off in the sun drinking until he passes out.
•Festival girl who likes to use her "woo-hoo" rally cry alot and has dried-up dirt all over her legs.
•Festival bro. he's everybodys friend. is a fan of EVERY kind of music and tries to hippy dance with you.
•Endearing mega-fan who is in the front row with his mom wearing a dry-rot t-shirt of the band, catalogging all the songs in his mind. He also sings really loud. he is best to be near for his positive ampage.
•fratface festival dude who has no idea who the band is, but notes the quality of the crowd for some excellent head-kicking while surfing. He always stands behind me with his buds who have a pvc pole with a mast of underwear to be located by. (After the first go up, I turned around in my clear rain poncho with the ferocity of, what I could tell in his eyes, his mother about to beat him for the first time in his tender 19 year old life. I asked if he even knew who the band was. He said yes but the crew disappeared.)
•Can't take it no mo' aging rock fan who can't handle the above types and wishes that some bands won't do an encore in order to move back and get another $lushy so they give pitiful claps.
The tax preparer didn't include any of my office expenses. That was the only relief. The occupation field said: "graffic". When we entered the new figures, he was yelling, "C'mon computer!" as he frantically clicked next to the scroll down button. Finally, a certificate for 'training in real estate' was featured prominently on his desk. I'm still sweating. He did compliment the print out I compiled of all my expenses.
He warned me about heightened IRS enforcement because of these Tax prep programs. He suggested that I take a photo of my office, in case the IRS show up at my door. I can hand that to them. and run.
IRS, Heres my work.
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