Just in time for Christmas!
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Giddy-up Daddy!
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Come On, Give Us A Little Wiggle!
Now there’s some Sushi! -
Jungle Bongo Love Dance!
Click on the Jungle Bongo Love Dance screen above to enjoy the goings-on Friday Night at the Sushi Bar!
babes, cute, dance, morningwood, sexy, silly, Sushi Bandit, toys, underwear, video
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Jester
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Chile Mine Rescue Playset!
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My 1st “X”mas Present
I remember that I could’nt wait to unwrap my very special present.
Thank you Daddy!
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I Need a New Teddy Bear!
My last one ran away the day after xmas!
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Lego Porn
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Boy gets stuck in supermarket game machine
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. – A 7-year-old boy had to be rescued with the help of a locksmith Saturday after crawling into a supermarket’s stuffed animal game machine while his father talked on the telephone.
“He was sitting right in there with the stuffed animals,” said Shift Commander Mark Zittel of the Sheboygan Fire Department. He said the boy, whose name was not released because he is a minor, crawled through about an 8-inch-by-10-inch opening to get into the glass enclosure via a chute where the toys come out, but when he tried to get back out his way was blocked.
The stuffed animals are prizes that can be hooked by players with a crane-like device.
“His dad was three feet away at a pay phone,” Zittel said. “He was talking on the phone and he said the next thing he turned around and the kid was in the thing.” He said the boy stayed calm and didn’t panic as firefighters responded to the Piggly Wiggly store and then moved the game machine to the back of the store and got a locksmith to open the main loading door. The process took about an hour. “There was no panic,” Zittel said. “We could have broke the glass if there was an emergency.”The boy was not injured or traumatized but desperately had to go to the bathroom, he said. But rescuers hadn’t figured out how the boy was able to crawl into the game, or why no one in the store’s busy lobby spotted him and stopped him before he got inside.
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Japanese teens collect, trade Democratic presidential candidates
Tokyo, Japan — They’re cute, clean, and relatively quiet, and they have the fad-hungry Japanese going crazy. A growing craze for Democratic presidential candidates is an obsession among teens in Japan, who collect and trade the many politicians with glee.
12-year-old Ikuko Yumiko traded her Al Sharpton and Dennis Kucinich for Joe Lieberman, after borrowing the former vice-presidential candidate from a friend. “I had to have him when he started telling me why NAFTA was a positive step taken by America to increase economic opportunities at home,” she explains. “It was the cutest thing I’ve ever seen in my life.” Teenagers say that the presidential candidates are a symbol of status, and that the most desired Democrats are difficult to obtain. Meanwhile, several schools are banning their students from bringing their treasured candidates to classes. “This isn’t a Pokemon Pikachu, this is a real living person,” school administrator Keiji Eki said. “I appreciate that young girls are eager to learn about responsibility, but it’s clearly a distraction from learning when a lovable candidate passes out in class because its owner forgot to feed it.”
At least one of the presidential hopefuls have died as a result of poor care by its owner. Bob Graham was found dead outside a young girl’s home after he was stranded in a yard for several days. The girl and her family had taken a vacation to Tokyo Disney and had simply forgotten about the candidate.
