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Tag Archives: france
Ancenstrydna.com Is Apparently Not Trustworthy
When I decided to take a genetic DNA test to see if I had anything I didn’t know about hiding in my background, I had no reason not to trust AncestryDNA.com. Even when it came back saying I was 83% … Continue reading
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France Brings Us One Step Closer To No More Toddlers & Tiaras
I don’t know if anyone reading this cares, but France has brought us one step closer to getting rid of Toddlers & Tiaras. The full goal is nowhere near accomplished yet, but this is an important step. I can’t tell … Continue reading
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Reflections On My Paris Trip Day 7: Always Bet On Baklava
Finishing up my week of reflections on my recent Paris trip, I’d like to issue a warning: do not turn your back on the baklava. Trust me, you will not be happy if you do. Always bet on the baklava. … Continue reading
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Reflections On My Paris Trip Day 6: Paris Homes Don’t Have Dining Rooms
Proceeding yet again with my week of reflections on my recent trip to Paris, I would like to inform everyone that homes in Paris do not have dining rooms. Not the apartments, not the condos, and not the houses (presuming … Continue reading
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Reflections On My Paris Trip Day 2: The Disappointment Of Bookstores
As I mentioned yesterday, I took a trip to Paris recently and thought I’d take this week on the blog to discuss some of my thoughts on the trip. Today’s reflection concerns how the bookstores of Paris liked to fuck … Continue reading
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Problems With Trivial Pursuit Questions
My wife and I were playing Trivial Pursuit on her iPad last night and I have to say that I have problems with a few of the questions. I don’t know if the iPad version does not have the same … Continue reading
