remmers
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Summertime [to be read with a Swedish accent]
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Nov 12 21:01 UTC 1996 |
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a vacation from the Presidency
at his cabin in the Montana mountains during the summer months:
June, July, and August.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a vacation from the Presidency
at his cabin in the Montana mountains during the dumber months:
June, July, and August.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the Presidency
at his cabin in the Montana mountains during the dumber months:
June, July, and August.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the Presidency
at his cabin in the Montana mountains during the dumber months:
June, July, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the Presidency
at his cognate in the Montana mountains during the dumber months:
June, July, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the Presidency
at his cognate in the Montana fountains during the dumber months:
June, July, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the Presidency
in his cognate at the bandana fountains during the dumber months:
June, July, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the Presidency
in his cognate at the bandana fountains during the dumber months:
Juniper, July, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the Presidency
in his cognate at the bandana fountains during the dumber months:
Juniper, Julius, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the Presidency
in his cognate at the bandana fountains with the dumber monks:
Juniper, Julius, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a locution from the banister
in his cognate at the bandana fountains with the dumber monks:
Juniper, Julius, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a flying leap from the banister
in his cognate at the bandana fountains with the dumber monks:
Juniper, Julius, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a flying leap from the banister
onto his cognate at the bandana fountains with the dumber monks:
Juniper, Julius, and Awful.
Every year, Calvin Coolidge took a flying leap from the banister
onto his colleagues at the bandana fountains with the dumber monks:
Juniper, Julius, and Awful.
Eschewing fear, Calvin Coolidge took a flying leap from the banister
onto his colleagues at the bandana fountains with the dumber monks:
Juniper, Julius, and Awful.
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