i would expect that if the milk had growth hormones in it, my boobs might grow. alas, i keep drinking it and drinking it yet- No Growth 
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^ But you told us you have other assets, so they don't matter 
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i did? i dont remember that but in any event, i am not worried. 
just seems like since thats where milk comes from- if the milk contained hormones, my sweaters should be getting tighter.
oh lookee here:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/diet.fit ... index.html
i think i am going to keep on drinking it
just seems like since thats where milk comes from- if the milk contained hormones, my sweaters should be getting tighter.
oh lookee here:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/diet.fit ... index.html
i think i am going to keep on drinking it
carrieocity kills wrote:i would expect that if the milk had growth hormones in it, my boobs might grow. alas, i keep drinking it and drinking it yet- No Growth
Quite possibly one o the best posts ever here.
^ I still think there should be a hall of fame thread for amazing posts such as that one.
carrieocity kills wrote:
just seems like since thats where milk comes from- if the milk contained hormones, my sweaters should be getting tighter.
Have you tried throwing them in the dryer? That always makes my sweaters shrink.
Now someone is going to chime in and say that bottled water is based on sex appeal and is not a real drink. Way to go, Carrie!
Oh, and drink tap water. There, back on topic.
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carrieocity kills wrote:i did? i dont remember that but in any event, i am not worried.
just seems like since thats where milk comes from- if the milk contained hormones, my sweaters should be getting tighter.
oh lookee here:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/diet.fit ... index.html
i think i am going to keep on drinking it
Yeah, when talkin about roller derby, you said you had a nice butt. And I know my math (or is it logic?)
nice ass > (greater than) big boobs
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Great. I hate how they've almost completely replaced glass bottles with plastic ones during the last 10 years. 
This all started off in the city of Concord, Mass., approving a bottled water ban this past couple of years, which outlawed sale of single-servings of bottled water. It's the first area in the U.S. to do so, though not the very first ban on bottled water per so, as the town wants to reduce Dasani bottles in dumps. I know there have already been bans across canada on water bottles.
This all started off in the city of Concord, Mass., approving a bottled water ban this past couple of years, which outlawed sale of single-servings of bottled water. It's the first area in the U.S. to do so, though not the very first ban on bottled water per so, as the town wants to reduce Dasani bottles in dumps. I know there have already been bans across canada on water bottles.