.... You are rolex obsessed. i'm "the rolex warrior" I would heartily recommend the movie to someone with such obsessions.. what movie should i recommend to you for your obessions? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxp9Mn4wmgQ BOfL- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - You've got me there. I dont know the answer to either of your points.
...self-help rolex investment meetings. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ON-7v4qnHP8 You demonstrate a great example of material attatchment. You are rolex obsessed. i'm "the rolex warrior" I would heartily recommend the movie to someone with such obsessions.. what movie should i recommend to you for your obessions? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxp9Mn4wmgQ BOfL
... job from a racist red-neck webiste: the poster will not find himself able to respond cogently to any objections, as the vast majority of these "followers" are dumb witnesses to their own obessions and prejudices. I never got further than the 4th line. The damn fool should have least had the nous to put it into paragraphs. A good example of the actions of a knuckle dragger ! ...
... at Teacraft On Feb 13, 7:52Â pm, britta <britta.r.wal...@gmail.com> wrote: I'm just wondering about the general preference out there. In general I prefer Indian tea to Chinese; my latest obession has been the Tarajulie Assam, it's delicious all day, morning, noon, and night. Â And I love spicy chai with hints of cumin. However China has caught my tongue lately as well, a light ...
On 13 Feb, 20:52, britta <britta.r.wal...@gmail.com> wrote: I'm just wondering about the general preference out there. In general I prefer Indian tea to Chinese; my latest obession has been the Tarajulie Assam, it's delicious all day, morning, noon, and night. And I love spicy chai with hints of cumin. However China has caught my tongue lately as well, a light Keemun that has a ...
On Feb 13, 1:52Â pm, britta <britta.r.wal...@gmail.com> wrote: I'm just wondering about the general preference out there. In general I prefer Indian tea to Chinese; my latest obession has been the Tarajulie Assam, it's delicious all day, morning, noon, and night. Â And I love spicy chai with hints of cumin. However China has caught my tongue lately as well, a light Keemun that has ...
On Feb 13, 2:41Â pm, Michael Plant <mpl...@pipeline.com> wrote: I'm just wondering about the general preference out there. In general I prefer Indian tea to Chinese; my latest obession has been the Tarajulie Assam, it's delicious all day, morning, noon, and night. Â Â And I love spicy chai with hints of cumin. However China has caught my tongue lately as well, a ...
On Feb 13, 5:41 pm, Michael Plant <mpl...@pipeline.com> wrote: I'm just wondering about the general preference out there. In general I prefer Indian tea to Chinese; my latest obession has been the Tarajulie Assam, it's delicious all day, morning, noon, and night. And I love spicy chai with hints of cumin. However China has caught my tongue lately as well, a ...
I'm just wondering about the general preference out there. In general I prefer Indian tea to Chinese; my latest obession has been the Tarajulie Assam, it's delicious all day, morning, noon, and night. Â And I love spicy chai with hints of cumin. However China has caught my tongue lately as well, a light Keemun that has a mellow sweetness. Maybe my palate is shifting?...
