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if draping socks over any outcropping is how we are decorating for christmas now then i have a head start on the holiday season!
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Christmas is known for its grime, squalor, threadbare-edness, echos of The Great Depression, and early brooms so I'm really not sure what everyone is so drat confused about.
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Oct 27, 2020 00:27
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early brooms are for sweeping in the morning late brooms are for sweeping at night. shhhhhhhh he's sweeping, they say. regular brooms are for sweeping from 12pm-6pm this isn't difficult
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Oct 27, 2020 15:01
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tiny tim's crimmas hovel
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Oct 27, 2020 15:19
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Mega64 posted:I want to be buried with all of this, I don't care if it sets my coffin on fire, if anything that'll be a bonus. Ur gonna get reincarnated as a dirty snowman trapped in an molasses barrel. They will sell you for $80 and only the jolliest of Christmas perverts will purchase your grubby rear end. Is that what you want?
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Internetjack posted:The "rustic" look can sell for top dollar in the right market. A neighbor was selling an old chest at a local farmer's market. Something you might store blankets in. She had it priced at $15, which was a good deal if you like the aesthetic. People looked at it but it did not sell in two weeks. Other vendors said, "Mark it up to $150, see what happens." It sold two hours later to a yuppie-ish woman, who talked her down to a $100 price. At $15 it was just too cheap, must be garbage. At $150 it was an "antique". can i apply this theory to my onlyfans?
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