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I WANT LEMONS
Researcher 47511 Started conversation Jul 2, 1999
WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I WANT TO ACCESS MY JOURNAL .
WHY CAN'T I????????????????????????????????/
I WANT LEMONS
Mark Reynolds (48222) Posted Aug 18, 1999
It's not enough to WANT a lemon, you have to EARN it.
I WANT LEMONS
Grand Inquisitor Posted Aug 23, 1999
Two lemons went in to a pub.
The barman says'I want a lemon'
'You will have to earn us' they reply.
I WANT LEMONS
Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Aug 31, 1999
I've been waiting my whole life for a LEMON to earn ME.
I WANT LEMONS
Mark Reynolds (48222) Posted Sep 1, 1999
That's the problem.
The lemon is a tricky beast to capture, especially between
your teeth, and must therefore be caught with a clever trap.
I find a copy of a TV guide works well. (prompting the saying
"Don't sit there like a lemon") I feel sorry for the people
who have to make lemon drinks...
I WANT LEMONS
Some Guy Posted Sep 4, 1999
You go boy!!!!!!! Or is it girl?
Ever thought of changing your screen name?
As long as we are on the subject of lemons, how do you make that damn fish?
Oh and personally, I prefer lime.
I WANT LEMONS
Mark Reynolds (48222) Posted Sep 18, 1999
(Stupid thing. Lost me for about a week and a half.)
Limes are very, very, (allright, one more) VERY evil.
Don't even think about capturing one as a cuddly pet.
Even if, like me, your friends point to the lime and say
stuff like "Aww, it's all sweet!" They, like lemons
are NOT. Limes can attack you in the middle of the night,
when you least expect it.
BTW, I Like being a number. It's funny.
You were right first time.
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