Shame about the weather
p.s. fawkes was looking very sexy you could advertize for general mills lucky charms cereal!
Shame that none
of the stars joined her.
It seemed a
crying shame
to allow the material covered herein to remain unchecked for much longer.
And it's a
damn shame, cause parker is such a great writer!
Shame cos
sprawling instrumental meltdowns are much more fun.
Shameg term detention without trial and
publicly shaming
them by publishing photo's of them in their underwear is the only possible solution.
So, nice idea but
shame about the lack
of supplies with the factory and shame about the lack
of supplies with the factory and shame about the dreadful cleaning!
It
seems a shame
that the venue no longer hosts bands.
Personally, i think this is a
terrible shame.
Shame bout
time limit - will have to remember for next years awards!
It certainly didn't
bring shame
on germany, or germany's political parties.
That mcparland has never been man enough to admit that is to his
eternal shame.
Shame nobody
mentioned x-press 2's gloriously appropriate house anthem, give it.
You see, yourself, that he can
feel shame; it's the only virtue he's got.
I presume it has gone out of print which is a
real shame.
Shame none
of them are out on dvd yet.
Suzanne briggs, complementary therapist: i
think the biggest shame
about it is that people do not know it's there.
Then, to her
everlasting shame, she burst into tears.
If you
avoid the shame
now you won't get the crown later.
And it would be a
dreadful shame
for the two aspiring surgeons to overlook the opportunity to hone their medical skills, right?
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