Park Sloper, I find that not to be true. Organic milk lasts much longer than regular milk even after opened.
denton, it’s much more common in Hong Kong and is referred to as a “chop.” I have one with my Chinese name (in Chinese characters)
Zhuwen (shu bun in Japanese)(S:朱文, lit. “red characters”) seals imprint the Chinese characters in red ink, sometimes referred to as yang seals.
Baiwen (haku bun in Japanese) (S:白文, lit. “white characters”) seals imprint the background in red, leaving white characters, sometimes referred to as yin seals.
Zhubaiwen Xiangjianyin (S:朱白文相間å°, lit. “red-white characters combined seal”) seals use zhuwen and baiwen together
Mrs. C regularly buys organic milk, eggs, fruits and vegetables. I prefer buying orgasmic products.
Duh, reading comprehension. I was referring to Takashi Murakami, the Japanese bad boy of the art world.
Biff, you’ve got something dripping from the side of your mouth.
m4l, maybe if you got your priorities straight and didn’t keep blowing off all our invites and all the gatherings, you would’ve seen it for yourself.
Organic maple syrup!!!!!????????? ROTFLMMFAO
“I like breast milk.”
But if you don’t eat organic chicken, then it’s not organic breast milk.
Jessi asks a lot of questions. The Champs do as well.
I believe that’s a sign of an intelligent person.
is creamer milk? i put creamer in my hot coffee but for iced coffee just black. gonna go get some now
*rob*
Park Sloper, I find that not to be true. Organic milk lasts much longer than regular milk even after opened.
denton, it’s much more common in Hong Kong and is referred to as a “chop.” I have one with my Chinese name (in Chinese characters)
Zhuwen (shu bun in Japanese)(S:朱文, lit. “red characters”) seals imprint the Chinese characters in red ink, sometimes referred to as yang seals.
Baiwen (haku bun in Japanese) (S:白文, lit. “white characters”) seals imprint the background in red, leaving white characters, sometimes referred to as yin seals.
Zhubaiwen Xiangjianyin (S:朱白文相間å°, lit. “red-white characters combined seal”) seals use zhuwen and baiwen together