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+ignores all others+ 25thDecan, someone here mentioned +oral oficiando+ and im curious, do you consider yourself one since u play those instruments? Thats hot btw.
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Elle, aw, come on! I just found out that the two people who were fighting were fighting over kids-stupid. I know the other ladys son is a naughty little boy. He is about 4. I once saw him playing at the stairs, he was rolling papers and i thought he was making a paper plane or something, but he told me he was making weed, lol. His father is a known dopehead btw. Its a cheap flat so there are a lot of unsavoury ppl and people from different places, mainly nigeria, cameroon and ghana- they all fight amongst one another. Nigerians and cameroonians cook funny smelling foods (strange looking fish etc) so the ghanians complain that the smell is like they are cooking dirty sneakers, lol.
Elle, aw, come on! I just found out that the two people who were fighting were fighting over kids-stupid. I know the other ladys son is a naughty little boy. He is about 4. I once saw him playing at the stairs, he was rolling papers and i thought he was making a paper plane or something, but he told me he was making weed, lol. His father is a known dopehead btw. Its a cheap flat so there are a lot of unsavoury ppl and people from different places, mainly nigeria, cameroon and ghana- they all fight amongst one another. Nigerians and cameroonians cook funny smelling foods (strange looking fish etc) so the ghanians complain that the smell is like they are cooking dirty sneakers, lol.
Nah, he was an ass to her. He has a new Libra now, Kim Khatrashian.
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Yankee candle
Thought you were poking fun at the fact that your a yankee but no. There actually is something called a Yankee Candle.
In the UK as well.
Still a bit pricey for a candle tho
The Yankee Candle Company
Christmas 1969. Seventeen-year-old Mike Kittredge, too broke to buy his mother a present, melted some crayons to make her a candle. A neighbor saw it and convinced Mike to sell the candle to her. With that small stake, he bought enough wax to make two candles - one for his mom, and another to sell. That was the birth of Yankee Candle. Yankee Candle has become the world??s most-recognised name in the candle business and the best loved candle brand by sharing our customers' ???passion for fragrance?? in every product we bring to market.
Today, with over 150 fragrances, we offer the world's largest and most compelling selection of candle and home fragrance scents. In addition to our renowned Housewarmer?? line of scented candles, we also provide a wide range of seasonal and specialty scented candles, home fragrance products, car fresheners and candle accessories.
The majority of our candles are made by master chandlers (candlemakers) in our advanced manufacturing facilities in Massachusetts USA.
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tHEY SMELL REAL GOOD TOO
Mmm, sorry. They smell good too.
I'm gonna try the Red Velvet one next.
I'm gonna try the Red Velvet one next.
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lmmfaooooooooooooooooo!!!!!
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Yes I love German chocolate cake. Any chocolate with nuts actually. Oh I love pies too especially cinnamon apple pie.
Is there any pastry you don't like?click to expand
It's all in the crust, the crust has to be cooked til well done and seasoned just right.
I don't like cheap box cakes/pies that taste like cardboard. With cheap soy ingredients.
Every Thanks Giving and Christmas I make Pineapple Cream pies. It's a big hit!
I would be quite pleased for you if he did negotiate, but completely unsurprised if he did not. One thing that might be fun (depending on what entertains you...) is to call your state attorney general's office and tell them that you are being asked to sign such a document and you would like to know if your employer has the right to compel you to sign it and if the limitations placed upon you in it are enforceable. You would be amazed at how motivational the comments from someone with a return address at the AG's office can be. Print off the email and show him. I've seen this done...very effective.
Another option is to draw a line through those parts of the agreement you don't like and then sign it, but with an asterisk next to your signature and each part you strike out. Specify by virtue of the asterisk that your acceptance of the terms in the agreement is contingent upon the other party's (your employer's) acceptance of the modifications you made. If they are not accepted in full, your signature is null and void. Sign and date each page for good measure. This option throws a monkey wrench in things for the employer because he can't say you didn't sign the agreement - you just didn't sign the one he presented to you. Depending on the vagaries of Nevada law, this may or may not help you.
A third option is a variation on the second: don't cross anything out, still sign with the asterisk, but this time next to the asterisk specify that your signature shall only be binding upon presentation of the complete original executed document. Make sure you sign/date all of the pages and that they aren't stapled or otherwise bound. If you stick around for a few years before leaving and then he does try to enforce it, he will need the original to enforce it. Obviously, if he has the original, he can, but a lot of documents get lost over time, both accidentally and with, erm, assistance
Whatever you do, if you sign anything, make absolutely certain you keep a fully executed (counter-signed by your employer) copy for your own records so you know what you signed.
Another option is to draw a line through those parts of the agreement you don't like and then sign it, but with an asterisk next to your signature and each part you strike out. Specify by virtue of the asterisk that your acceptance of the terms in the agreement is contingent upon the other party's (your employer's) acceptance of the modifications you made. If they are not accepted in full, your signature is null and void. Sign and date each page for good measure. This option throws a monkey wrench in things for the employer because he can't say you didn't sign the agreement - you just didn't sign the one he presented to you. Depending on the vagaries of Nevada law, this may or may not help you.
A third option is a variation on the second: don't cross anything out, still sign with the asterisk, but this time next to the asterisk specify that your signature shall only be binding upon presentation of the complete original executed document. Make sure you sign/date all of the pages and that they aren't stapled or otherwise bound. If you stick around for a few years before leaving and then he does try to enforce it, he will need the original to enforce it. Obviously, if he has the original, he can, but a lot of documents get lost over time, both accidentally and with, erm, assistance
Whatever you do, if you sign anything, make absolutely certain you keep a fully executed (counter-signed by your employer) copy for your own records so you know what you signed.
-No sex!
-No late nights talking into the wee hours of 5am. That's misleading and he's getting too much of your time and attention.
-No late night make out sessions. See above.
-Date should not run long, you are still in the getting to know each other stage. Cut off time.
-Treat him like a platonic friend. But light flirting is okay, noting heavy.
-Smile
-Laugh
-Make dates with other men. And be discreet about it.
-No late nights talking into the wee hours of 5am. That's misleading and he's getting too much of your time and attention.
-No late night make out sessions. See above.
-Date should not run long, you are still in the getting to know each other stage. Cut off time.
-Treat him like a platonic friend. But light flirting is okay, noting heavy.
-Smile
-Laugh
-Make dates with other men. And be discreet about it.