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Nirvana Baby Speaks. The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything. |
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I love his accent. >> | |
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HamsterHuey said: I love his accent.
You like the Californian/Western accent?  | |
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TheVoid said: HamsterHuey said: I love his accent.
You like the Californian/Western accent? When I'm really really drunk. 
No, but I just love most English/American accents they all have their own quirks I love. >> | |
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Plus Dan, I just got to let you know; your taglines and all the banners; they suck big time. Seriously. >> | |
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I wonder if he's gonna take a picture for the 20th anniversary.  | |
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hehehehehe...I wonder if he feels like a porn star for having his ass plastered on the Nirvana album as a baby? | |
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HamsterHuey said: TheVoid said: You like the Californian/Western accent? When I'm really really drunk.
No, but I just love most English/American accents they all have their own quirks I love.  | |
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SherryJackson said: hehehehehe...I wonder if he feels like a porn star for having his ass plastered on the Nirvana album as a baby?
I've always found America's shock at the picture based on a flashing baby's penis to be regrettably childish.
I mean, it's a damned baby's penis!!
And aside from that, the picture was brilliant. A baby being 'fished' by the American greenback.
I'd say it's one of the best rock album covers, ever.
Plus I just wanna pinch that little baby's cheeks! | |
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How do babies know not to breathe underwater?
 Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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muirdo said: How do babies know not to breathe underwater?
How do babies know not to breathe in their mum's vagina? The answer lies in the peenus powa. Men simply know what to do. | |
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Dave1992 said: muirdo said: How do babies know not to breathe underwater?
How do babies know not to breathe in their mum's vagina? The answer lies in the peenus powa. Men simply know what to do. The umbilical cord does that. Spencer was 3 months old when the picture was taken. They are surrounded by many fluids when they are in a mother's stomach. So if your throw them in the pool, they already know what to do. "We have observed that the optimal age to start babies is between six months and 12 months old. At this stage the majority of infants are ripe in the water. They are comfortable, the water feels natural. These very young babies still seem to have a memory of the fluid environment in the womb. However, a window of opportunity for smooth learning still exits up to approximately 18 months old (especially for water adjustment and initial submersions). At approximately 19 months to 24 months toddlers can begin to enter the "challenging twos" phase. It is easier to teach water adjustment and breath control before this stage begins. However, it is never too late when utilizing a creative and interactive curriculum. The group class structure works miracles and motivates children to participate with their peers, at any age." Source(s): www.babyswimming.com [Edited 5/7/10 3:34am] Fuck the funk - it's time to ditch the worn-out Vegas horns fills, pick up the geee-tar and finally ROCK THE MUTHA-FUCKER!! He hinted at this on Chaos, now it's time to step up and fully DELIVER!!
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muirdo said: Dave1992 said: How do babies know not to breathe in their mum's vagina? The answer lies in the peenus powa. Men simply know what to do. The umbilical cord does that. Spencer was 3 months old when the picture was taken. They are surrounded by many fluids when they are in a mother's stomach. So if your throw them in the pool, they already know what to do. "We have observed that the optimal age to start babies is between six months and 12 months old. At this stage the majority of infants are ripe in the water. They are comfortable, the water feels natural. These very young babies still seem to have a memory of the fluid environment in the womb. However, a window of opportunity for smooth learning still exits up to approximately 18 months old (especially for water adjustment and initial submersions). At approximately 19 months to 24 months toddlers can begin to enter the "challenging twos" phase. It is easier to teach water adjustment and breath control before this stage begins. However, it is never too late when utilizing a creative and interactive curriculum. The group class structure works miracles and motivates children to participate with their peers, at any age." Source(s): www.babyswimming.com [Edited 5/7/10 3:34am] 
Bible shit, chemtrails, ... I don't understand a single word. Peenus powa. [Edited 5/7/10 3:45am] | |
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Dave1992 said: muirdo said: The umbilical cord does that. Spencer was 3 months old when the picture was taken. They are surrounded by many fluids when they are in a mother's stomach. So if your throw them in the pool, they already know what to do. "We have observed that the optimal age to start babies is between six months and 12 months old. At this stage the majority of infants are ripe in the water. They are comfortable, the water feels natural. These very young babies still seem to have a memory of the fluid environment in the womb. However, a window of opportunity for smooth learning still exits up to approximately 18 months old (especially for water adjustment and initial submersions). At approximately 19 months to 24 months toddlers can begin to enter the "challenging twos" phase. It is easier to teach water adjustment and breath control before this stage begins. However, it is never too late when utilizing a creative and interactive curriculum. The group class structure works miracles and motivates children to participate with their peers, at any age." Source(s): www.babyswimming.com [Edited 5/7/10 3:34am]
Bible shit, chemtrails, ... I don't understand a single word. Peenus powa. [Edited 5/7/10 3:45am]
silly boy "not a fan"  yeah...ok | |
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i hope he grew some. "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" | |
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OnlyNDaUsa said: i hope he grew some.
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Cinnie said: OnlyNDaUsa said: i hope he grew some.
is that pool water? oh and, it is cool and everything to see his photo again, I had that album (and their first one too) but I am not sure he is worth anything other than a mention. "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" | |
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OnlyNDaUsa said: Cinnie said: is that pool water? oh and, it is cool and everything to see his photo again, I had that album (and their first one too) but I am not sure he is worth anything other than a mention. Did you get the anniversary reissue of Bleach a couple years back? | |
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Cinnie said: OnlyNDaUsa said: is that pool water? oh and, it is cool and everything to see his photo again, I had that album (and their first one too) but I am not sure he is worth anything other than a mention. Did you get the anniversary reissue of Bleach a couple years back? no, I might need to pick it up. I think I gave my old bleach cd to a friend, "Keep on shilling for Big Pharm!" | |
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