What's wrong with people?

[elliemae]

Sex can take anyone's mind off of...what the hell were we talking about, again?

Ummmm... I think it was "what's wrong with people"?
Gee,where do we start?

 

[Gatorubet]

Perhaps, for some, sex is something akin to a drug to take one's mind of the situation?

Only if you do it right...

 

[Best Buckeye]

Ummmm... I think it was "what's wrong with people"?
Gee,where do we start?

I can't say what' is wrong with the rest of you people but I am perfect.

 

[elliemae]

I can't say what' is wrong with the rest of you people but I am perfect.

Yeah okay!
That's not what I heard!

 

[Best Buckeye]

Yeah okay!
That's not what I heard!

See, that alone proves my point.

 

[Gatorubet]

I just got back from the "Stella" screaming contest in the French Quarter for Tennessee Williams week.

Some dude yelling "Stellaaaaaaaaa" won......and beat out the other 20 dudes screaming "Stellaaaaaa"...:crazy:

I love this City.

 

[Taosman]

What is wrong with you people?
Obviously, you should be using a good quality meat thermometer to cook a baby properly! Under cooked babies taste horrible!

 

[elliemae]

What is wrong with you people?
Obviously, you should be using a good quality meat thermometer to cook a baby properly! Under cooked babies taste horrible!

Hey got your pm! Nice puppy! Guess you'll still get your collar. How about a pretty foil pink leather collar for her?

 

[BB73]

Hey got your pm! Nice puppy! Guess you'll still get your collar. How about a pretty foil pink leather collar for her?

We've all seen Taos's puppy.

 

[starBUCKS]

Again... What's wrong with people

I just don't get it

<H1 class=topHeadline>Baby with cocaine in system in stable condition

Barbi Walker
The Arizona Republic
Mar. 31, 2008 12:38 PM
A 9-month-old baby that had cocaine in her system is in stable condition and will be released soon, police said.

The baby was taken to Phoenix Children's Hospital on Friday evening after police received an emergency call to a home in the 8400 block of east High Point Drive, just north of Lone Mountain Road and west of Pima Road.

The child was not breathing and having seizures. Emergency personnel were able to revive the child before taking her to the hospital. Hospital officials later told police she had cocaine in her system.

Police did not find any illegal drugs during a search of the child's home. Child Protective Services have requested that the child be placed in the care of family members who live outside of the residence while police continue their investigation of how the baby ended up with cocaine in her system, according to the police report.

No arrests have been made, police said.

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