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Rules :
Turn on Google & look for the following expressions. Be mature & use your real name. Use the first thing that appears & makes sense...
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Q. Put "[your name] needs" on Google
A. Cristina needs to tell her man to start talking, the window of opportunity will be open for a little while, when it is shut he is dead!
Q. Put "[your name] looks like" on Google
A. Cristina looks like a boy!
Q. Put "[your name] says" on Google"
A. Cristina says she didn't realize the shallowness of her make-believe marriage.
Q. Put "[your name] wants" on Google
A. Cristina wants You to Eat M&Ms, Then Drink Water.
Q. Put "[your name] does" on Google
A. Cristina does not do particular violence to the refrain.
Q. Put "[your name] hates" on Google
A. Cristina hates school tagged posts
Q. Put "[your name] asks" on Google
A. Cristina asks "Which green shoes do you like best?"
(One day I'll show you my green shoes...)
Q. Put "[your name] becomes" on Google
A. Cristina becomes more intrigued when Judy whispers that Antonio had such an explosive relationship with his ex-wife.
Q. Put "[your name] likes" on Google
A. Cristina likes a volatile artistic temperament in her men.
(Indeed...)
Q. Put "[your name] eats" on Google
A. Cristina eats 3/4 of a pizza.
(Ehi that's true!)
Q. Put "[your name] wears" on Google
A. Cristina wears Ashley Paige hippie fringe halter in fudge.
(Ehi I do really like hippie fringe halters!)
Q. Put "[your name] was arrested for" on Google
A. Cristina was arrested for prostitution
(Oh My Gosh!)
Devious Comments
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Des combiens de préoccupations l'on se libère quand on décide non d'être quelque chose, mais d'être quelqu'un.
Coco Chanel
*Club-Ravenclaw
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"It was you who set all the boundaries of the earth; you made both summer and winter." Psalm 74:17
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Des combiens de préoccupations l'on se libère quand on décide non d'être quelque chose, mais d'être quelqu'un.
Coco Chanel
*Club-Ravenclaw
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"It was you who set all the boundaries of the earth; you made both summer and winter." Psalm 74:17
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