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POPSsympathy sayings Discover how you can quickly and easily write your own warm, caring and loving sympathy letters in just seconds!
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POPSGraduation Day messages Send graduation messages, graduation SMS, graduation quotes, graduation sayings, graduation greetings, graduation poems, graduation speech and graduation phrases on this graduation day as a way of greeting them Happy Graduation!
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POPSLike You Messages Here are SMS, text messages, quotes, sayings, greetings and short poems to send to someone we would like to tell "I like you."
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POPSHappy Sweetest Day Comments: Myspace Comments, Sayings Happy Sweetest Day Comments: If you find yourself in need of a topic/tip this afternoon or tonight, talk about the Red River Shootout. That's the annual college football clash between the Texas Longhorns and the Oklahoma Sooners. It's a fierce rivalry between two ... Tags: happy sweetest day comments, happy sweetest day, happy sweetest day myspace comments, sweetest day comments, sweetest day myspace comments, sweetest day sayings
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POPSConsider It Considered And Rejected - T shirt If you are constantly bothered by people's stupid suggestions however well meaning, this can end up taking a big chunk out of your day just listening to them and rejecting them. Hey we all know sometimes its difficult to be assertive and to just say no. This very polite and concise t shirt will give you sometime to yourself. Whilst wearing it you can repel all those happy helpful stupid suggestions. People will wither in your path and demurely leave you alone in the certain knowledge their suggestion will be rebuffed. Even if this fails it's still a funny t-shirt, have fun make people smile you know you want to!
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POPSIf “Mark Twain Said It,” He Probably Didn’t In America, Shapiro said that “people associated with folksiness” such as Twain, Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, and Yogi Berra are the big quote magnets. Another folksy fellow is George W. Bush, who often gets credit for the supposed Bushism “strategery,” which was actually coined by Bush impersonator Will Ferrell on Saturday Night Live. Similarly, the Sarah Palin one-liner “I can see Russia from my house” is a Tiny Fey-ism, not a Palinism. Shapiro believes that Palin could be the next big quote magnet, and that “stupid quotes in the future will get pinned on her.”
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POPSBam Said the Lady - BSTL An acronym for Bam Said The Lady. A phrase made popular by Canadian actor Nathan Fillion (of such cult hits as Firefly, Serenity, and currently Castle), used as an expression of enthusiasm and/or finality. A reminder to Negative Nancys out there- keep it positive. It's insecure to think you have to be mean to be funny. Mean = blocked. BSTL. After hearing all your secrets, I feel we're all a little closer. Mine? The Incredibles was the best movie ever made. Ever. Made. BSTL.
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POPSSparta Reconsidered The Spartan public educational system, the agoge, was admired almost universally by contemporaries, from historians such as Herodotus and Xenophon to philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle. Although Spartans were proud to say that they built their monuments "in flesh"—meaning that the virtue and courage of Sparta's citizens were the greatest monuments a city-state could possess—they were not lacking in architectural and artistic achievements, as was well catalogued by the Ancient Greek tour-guide, Pausanias. Spartan music and dance were famous throughout the ancient world, and the oldest recorded heterosexual love poem was the work of a Spartan poet praising Spartan maidens. Spartan wit and mastery of rhetoric were so widely admired that ancient Greek scholars collected "Spartan sayings" and the "Laconic" style of speech was studied and imitated in intellectual circles. & as a culture, not all that gay[/u
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POPSMythbusters: Famous Sayings more: British PM Jim Callaghan never said “Crisis? What crisis?” – a hostile press invented the career-killing phrase on his behalf. Headline writers can also claim Harold Macmillan’s “You’ve never had it so good”. Sadly, nobody really thought JFK said “I am a doughnut” on a visit to Berlin; pedantically, his attempt at “I am a Berliner” should have left out the indefinite article, but the crowd reaction showed that no one doubted what he meant.