
SHOCKING: Alysameckley - What They Never Told You
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This lazy panda forgot to write something about itself.

StevieLove · upvoted an item
about 16 hours ago

Current title: "56 Times Women Realized Saying “Yes” Would Have Been A Much Bigger Mistake" What part of this was a mistake? The reddit post is "People of Reddit who have been denied when they proposed, why did it happen and what was the end result?"

StevieLove · upvoted 2 items
1 day ago

StevieLove · upvoted 2 items
4 days ago

This sounds completely made up. Keep it real fellow pandas
Haven't seen someone with anorexia beeing 'fit as hell' yet

StevieLove · upvoted 6 items
6 days ago

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7 days ago

StevieLove · upvoted an item
8 days ago

StevieLove · upvoted an item
10 days ago

Dude, what did you expect? Applicant walks in, you decide to be rude, and he makes sure you remember him. Which is what you told him to do.

StevieLove · upvoted an item
18 days ago

X-rays, even CT scans, do not show up a particular type of cancer. The radiologist passes on their conclusion to the oncologist who then does lots more research and tests to narrow down the cause, usually would be weeks, at least, more often months, before a firm diagnosis would be possible.

StevieLove · upvoted 2 items
22 days ago

Of all the things that didn't happen, this didn't happen the most.

StevieLove · upvoted an item
30 days ago

Bit odd, perhaps, but how is this in any way passive-aggressive?

StevieLove · upvoted 2 items
about 1 month ago
I worked at Nordstrom, and I don't believe you. we all waited on 5 or 6 people at a time. And If you can't still sell, you don't belong on the floor.

StevieLove · commented on a post
about 1 month ago

I just bought this case. It was cheap. You get what you pay for. Looking for a better quality case.

StevieLove · upvoted 13 items
2 months ago

StevieLove · upvoted 5 items
9 months ago

I shouldn't laugh. That final cat is dangerously overweight

StevieLove · upvoted an item
10 months ago

I flew my dog back with me on vacation twice because it was cheaper than boarding him two weeks. His crate was last on, first off. In San Francisco, they made me show the bottom half of his ticket (top part tied around the crate door) before they would let me have him. Thank you, guys, I really appreciated knowing no one else could walk off with him. That really eased my mind. We had a two hour layover in Denver once. They let me take my dog out of his crate but we had to stay in the baggage area. I put my coat down and my dog curled up and slept on it for two hours. I still remember seeing his crate outside the plane ready to be loaded. The baggage handler was bending over, obviously talking to my dog. I wish I could have told him thank you for that. And people, if you are going to fly your dogs, please, please, please, have them crate trained BEFORE they go to the airport. There's stress enough without fighting to put your dog in a crate he's never seen before.








