PrincessSezMe
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"Are you embarrassed to say penis (giggle)". YUCK, he really makes me ill. He actually makes my skin crawl.
Yes they would. Maybe not all, but it is quite common.
Who is Rachel?
Rachel was the girl JA met through PPL originally. JA lived with Rachel maybe 1-2 weeks before she was asked to move. JA's states because Rachel was getting married not sure what the real reason why she was asked to move.
No ponytail today.. She's a BIG girl! Is it just me.. or does Jodi have an attitude today?
To make this JA related, I wonder if she smokes in Jail?
Working in family practice for 15 yrs we had a very successful (old fashioned) way to get patients to quit. Take the number of cigarettes you smoke a day, lets say 25. Today and for the next 3 full weeks put out 24 cigarettes a day, that is your allotment. (if you don't smoke them all they carry over, you don't get extra) in 3 weeks put 23 cigarettes out a day for 3 weeks. 3 weeks later, 22 cigarettes a day for 3 weeks. The idea is even if it takes you 6 months to quit that is OK. Nicotine is nearly the hardest drug to get out of your system. Do it slowly and you will not feel cravings or deprived. SLOWLY. Important, take them out, count them out and never have them in a pack or estimate.. Do this exact. It should work!
Rachel was the girl JA met through PPL originally. JA lived with Rachel maybe 1-2 weeks before she was asked to move. JA's states because Rachel was getting married not sure what the real reason why she was asked to move.
I would love for Juan Marinez to ask JA to hoold up her finger. I really do not believe it's as bent as it was the other day it look fine today
Oh, sorry, she doesn't like the word penis...she much prefers c**k....unreal
Would any of you think less of me for wishing just once, during her walk to the stand, she trips over her own two feet and falls flat on her face???
To make this JA related, I wonder if she smokes in Jail?
Working in family practice for 15 yrs we had a very successful (old fashioned) way to get patients to quit. Take the number of cigarettes you smoke a day, lets say 25. Today and for the next 3 full weeks put out 24 cigarettes a day, that is your allotment. (if you don't smoke them all they carry over, you don't get extra) in 3 weeks put 23 cigarettes out a day for 3 weeks. 3 weeks later, 22 cigarettes a day for 3 weeks. The idea is even if it takes you 6 months to quit that is OK. Nicotine is nearly the hardest drug to get out of your system. Do it slowly and you will not feel cravings or deprived. SLOWLY. Important, take them out, count them out and never have them in a pack or estimate.. Do this exact. It should work!