Posts Tagged ‘baseball’
I can’t think of what else you’d want from a bathroom scale. It’s got a nice, big, easy to read, backlit display. Step on it, it lights up and shows you your weight with good repeatability. Fair price, too. Get one.
Baseball Whistle 1 count
We bought this item to replace a much more expensive vacuum that had recently died. We’re hoping to get wood floors so we thought a cheaper model would be fine as we wouldn’t need it very long, BUT we are impressed with this model! It works BETTER than my Sears Kenmore upright vacuum that we paid close to $300 for! It is lightweight, has an excellent forward drive which would pull me all over the house if I let it, and sucks up very well. It edges very closely and easily too. Has the onboard attachments we need to suck up pet hair and dust. The cord is a tiny bit short, but I have lots of outlets and don’t mind plugging it in a few times in my house (which is a big house). We have 1 dog, 2 cats, a messy guinea pig, and three children – so we vacuum A LOT. I think I like this more than the Kenmore or a more expensive model. Highly recommend. Also, it was free shipping and came SUPER QUICK to Alaska!
Junior Baseball 1 year
We were required to read this drek in high school. It made me sick then, and it makes me sick now, 45 years later, that so many morons could act like lemmings in calling this tripe a masterpiece. If it is a coming of age story, it is about humanity itself coming to an age of self-loathing and self-pity; constantly the victim. Never responsible for their own shortcomings in failure to appreciate the privelege of existance. As I said; a first class moping piece of crap. Teachers should be fired for even suggesting an adolescent child or teen read it.
Baseball Silly Bandz Case
I accidentally ran this Pedometer through the wash and once it was dried out, it worked like new again.
Krazy Straw Plastic Baseball
To all of you enraged Christians who are continuosly guiding us to the Bible:
I mean…if we lived the way Neale Walsch writes we should live, we would all be happy. And we would all be loving.
Even if this goes against your supposed wrathful and vengeful God, isn’t this a preferred way to celebrate our existence? Instead of discarding this book in a fit of rage I encourage you to think a little deeper.
What is wrong with a world completely full of love? I see nothing.
To those of you who haven’t read the book: You need to be ready for it and go into it with complete lack of judgment. It was hard, for me, for instance, to get the idea out of my head that the voice of God was male, but you start to feel your mind expanding. If, however, you’re willing to keep your mind closed to any ideas outside of your own, which I don’t recommend, don’t risk being challenged in your beliefs by reading this. It’s sometimes hard to think that misinterpretation is impossible and that difference is a beautiful thing.
Junior Baseball