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...Offensive MVP Gelbaugh will be looking often the FB Garrett (71 rec) and Cleveland Brown WR Sean Foster. Danny Lockett (14 sacks) is a power player on the London Sack Exchange...
...every item in the bags is as harmless as a lunch sack--or as soft as the Charmin that Harvey sees so often. "Those clipboards, they're dangerous," Goodridge says, warily eying the sharp edge of a metal clip...
Although many of these singles are looking for something more than just a night in the sack, it is nonetheless clear that "connecting" means different things to different people. This very confusion serves to illustrate why most people at Syatt's parties spend more time standing around by themselves than actually meeting anybody else...
Like many men in his condition, he has few tangible items: a well-worn sleeping sack, a garbage bag full of clothes, and some notes scrawled on grubby pieces of paper. But unlike those of most street people, the notes in Richard Kreimer's hands are not limited to the addresses of sympathetic friends and the opening hours of the local soup kitchen. There are some telling initials -- G,S,D, -- next to the phone numbers on those sheets. Geraldo. Sally. Donahue...
Moses finally agrees to do God's bidding and ultimately leads the Israelites out of Egypt. The Israelites settle in the Land of Israel, build a couple of temples and are expelled from Israel after the Romans sack the second one in 70 A.D. Nearly 2000 years later, Zionists return to the Land and begin building houses in the West Bank, which really pisses off George Bush, 42nd president of the United States...