Cactus… captus está mal escrito, cactus es lo correcto, es cactus … (Del lat. cactos, y éste del gr. kaktoj, ´hoja con espinas´); sust. m. 1. [Botánica] Cualquier planta cactácea [Botánica] Grupo de plantas pertenecientes a la familia Cactáceas, con características peculiares debidas a un largo proceso de adaptación a desiertos y a otras zonas … Read more
People Reviews I was watching the sitcom “Friends” and it was “The One After ‘I Do”, and in this episode, Ross meets this girl at the reception named Mona. He tries to impress her with famous Mona’s, and comes up with someone named Mona Clickclocken (although sounds German so it may be like Klechlachen), Who … Read more
I know Mi Vida Loca was dedicated to her Reuben Goodbear Anders. adopted; born c. 1990; mother Nica Rogers was a Latina gang member who had played a small role and served as one of Anders’ advisors on “Mi Vida Loca” (1994) when she died of a drug overdose at age 19 before movie’s completion; … Read more
Dead Eye Dick > New Age Girl Mary Moe Song I likey da way you think little bunny foo foo… I do eat meat and I sure like da bone! Now if I didn’t eat meat the bone would still be a scrumptious piece… wow, that brought me back, was singing along for a minute
i dont know how to return them someone help me out plz put the game in the sleeve then the cardboard then in the orange mail envelope then take off the sticky protection so now it sticks then put in on then put in mail! I do not have gamefly but this link should help … Read more
People Reviews I was eating dry roasted peanuts and found a couple shells with 4 peanuts in them. I thought that was allot. But does anyone know what the most ever found in one shell was. Just interested. Thanks. Just 3 ;p Depends on the variety of peanut. Valencia peanuts have 4-6 usually. Ask Jimmy … Read more
aqui mando yo I am in charge here. the above user gave you the translation of what it literally means, but the overall meaning is Im in charge here i command here here i command i rule here (im in charge)
Can someone explain why this phrase is used? What does it mean? I know what it means, but why is it used? For example, my job sends out emails and a part says “Repeated occurrences may result in disciplinary action up to and including termination.” Reading this, it seems like using “up to” and “including” … Read more
