16th Century Olde English Compliment
Loosely translates to "You Rock My Socks Off!"
posted by BrentKMoore | 12:48 AM
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As the title implies, I am Brent K. Moore. I married MariLynn Simons on Sept. 25, 1999. we attend Stewart's Creek Church of Christ. We have five pets, a dachshund, Slinkie, a malamute, Juno, and three rabbits, Ebunny and Ifurry, and now Houdini.
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Sunday, May 20, 2007
Loosely translates to "You Rock My Socks Off!"
2 Comments:
I wanna steal yer Shakespeare rocketh my stockings asunder dude! ;-)
Dude I wanna steal your "stockings asunder" pic! AWESOME.
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