It is possibly because the pictures were taken minutes apart. The baby in the first image looks like a small plastic doll to me.Who keeps wreaths on their door for three months?
Anyhow, he’s gotta slow his roll. He may be twice as big as day one, but he’s like a hundred times older. If he doubles in size every time he gets a hundred times older, he is on track to have to keep growing until he’s about 90 to break 100lbs.
My wife. As soon as Halloween is over, she’s making me get out the Christmas decorations.Who keeps wreaths on their door for three months?
Anyhow, he’s gotta slow his roll. He may be twice as big as day one, but he’s like a hundred times older. If he doubles in size every time he gets a hundred times older, he is on track to have to keep growing until he’s about 90 to break 100lbs.
Ok I concede the point, but still argue against the subject’s 7.5 trillion ton thesis.It is possibly because the pictures were taken minutes apart. The baby in the first image looks like a small plastic doll to me.Who keeps wreaths on their door for three months?
Anyhow, he’s gotta slow his roll. He may be twice as big as day one, but he’s like a hundred times older. If he doubles in size every time he gets a hundred times older, he is on track to have to keep growing until he’s about 90 to break 100lbs.
No way the seller of that bowl is not a bachelor.
No low balls. I know what I've got.
Not sure what is going on in this picture, or what makes it funny. I think its because I'm not sure who that woman is or what her backstory is. She does look vaguely familiar though.
I've got two or three neighbors who have wreaths for every holiday. So there is always one on their doors. (or maybe they died and their relatives forgot. IDK they are older than me.)Who keeps wreaths on their door for three months?