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This Frog is 19 years old. We used to think that my parents kept getting new ones and replacing them but they wouldn't even think that was funny or worth the trouble.

Chelsea, Kennedy, Holky and I spent the day at my parents' house on Wednesday and my mom gave us a bunch of Adolfo dresses, that my aunt and grandma used to get hired to make, which were gathering dust. These things used to go for like $900 in the 70s! Apparently, this guy was huge back then and still pretty well known now but I don't really know anything about that stuff. she also gave us things from missoni, fendi, valentino, yves saint laurent, saks...its crazy. Also my mom was a BABE and extremely well dressed so all of it is top notch. It was a near-perfect day.

5 seconds before chelsea licked my face all over







Chelsea wearing Adolfo

Adolfo

kennedy doing that thing with her hands

HI HOLKY

Beastie Boys - Intergalactic - These bloopers are hilarious

Brand new key

Brand New Key - The best bloopers are a click away

the motel that time forgot

I spent the weekend snowboarding with jaimee and my parents and we stayed in the best little inn/motel.

new friends and new clothes!

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Palestinian workers dismantle the Barda family's house as they prepare to move out from the Jewish settlement of Peat Sadeh, part of the Gush Katif settlement block

Some of the stranded pilot whales on a King Island beach are seen in this handout obtained March 2, 2009. Rescuers were trying on Monday to save dozens of pilot whales after almost 200 beached themselves on an island near Australia's southern state of Tasmania, with many already dead.

Schoolboys wearing traditional women's dresses chat as they wait for a parade for the Nagatoro Fire Festival, a fire-walking ritual, at Choshozan Fudoji temple in Nagatoro town, northwest of Tokyo, March 1, 2009. The annual event is held in March to celebrate the coming of spring.

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Australian Customs recently foiled this man's attempt to smuggle in two live pigeons concealed inside his pants in tubes strapped to his calves.

Customs officials in Newark busted a 27-year-old woman - a U.S. citizen returning from the island of Antigua in early Febrary - with this bottle of liquid cocaine disguised as Kahlua coffee liquor. There were also narcotics in the cap. The drugs were valued at $125,000

This bushmeat was confiscated in mid-February 2009 at Newark Liberty Airport. The term "bushmeat" refers to meat from animals living in "the bush" or forest - often rats, antelope or monkeys - and is usually intercepted coming from Africa.