ra·ra a·vis (râr vs) n. pl. ra·ra a·vis·es or ra·rae a·ves (râr vz) A rare or unique person or thing [Latin rra avis : rra, feminine of rrus, rare + avis, bird.] menagerie \muh-NAJ-uh-ree; noun: 1. A collection of wild or unusual animals, especially for exhibition. 2. An enclosure where wild or unusual animals are kept or exhibited. 3. A diverse or varied group. Menagerie comes from French ménagerie, from Middle French, from menage, from Old French mesnage, "dwelling."
did the president really just outlaw online gambling? doesn't he have better things to do with his time? like seek world peace? or stop global warming? or provide access to quality health care?
posted by tabitha jane @ 1:00 PM
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once upon a time there lived a girl who had strange taste in music, an interesting wardrobe, a sexy husband, and a thirst for life that could not be quenched by the 8-5 work week . . . we hope she lives happily ever after. stay tuned . . .
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