Newbie newbie doo where are you, you've got some work to do now!
that's not yer vagina, stupid, that's yer labia, or "lips" flapping around in the breeze. there's a song for that.
DOooooooooooooooooooooooooo your lips hang low?
Do they wobble to and fro?
Can you tie 'em in a knot, can you tie 'em in a bow?
Can you throw' em over yer shoulder, like a Continental soldier?
Do yer liiiiiiiiiiiiiips haaaaaaaaaaaaang lowwwwww?
bookmarked so i always have a record that kirmy has a flappy wazoo
3p
DOooooooooooooooooooooooooo your lips hang low?
Do they wobble to and fro?
Can you tie 'em in a knot, can you tie 'em in a bow?
Can you throw' em over yer shoulder, like a Continental soldier?
Do yer liiiiiiiiiiiiiips haaaaaaaaaaaaang lowwwwww?
bookmarked so i always have a record that kirmy has a flappy wazoo
3p
DS on 04/20/12
Kirmy, when you kick that nursing job to the curb, you should seek your new career as a writer...
Hilarious AND on point, as usual!
C-Girl
Starting Stats: Ht: 5' 0" HW: 242 ~ SW: 229.9 ~ CW: 117 ~ Goal: 124.9 ("normal" BMI)
% EWL @ 03 months: 36% % EWL @ 09 months: 80%
% EWL @ 06 months: 63% % EWL @ 12 months + 2 weeks: 100%
This is an awesome post.
For the benefit of newbies, though, I would like to say regarding #5--or you might not. You might be prepared for the flood of diarrhea and instead--even the first week--wind up so constipated that you go for days without any activity at all. This can be normal too, but you have to treat the constipation if it happens!
We tend to focus on diarrhea a lot around here, and that does tend to be more the norm, but I just wanted to point out that it can go the other way. So best to be prepared for anything!
For the benefit of newbies, though, I would like to say regarding #5--or you might not. You might be prepared for the flood of diarrhea and instead--even the first week--wind up so constipated that you go for days without any activity at all. This can be normal too, but you have to treat the constipation if it happens!
We tend to focus on diarrhea a lot around here, and that does tend to be more the norm, but I just wanted to point out that it can go the other way. So best to be prepared for anything!