Floor Mat alarm clock

I wrote this story like last night, I just want to see who like it?

With the help of the moonlight shinning through the window I can just see the color with barely tint of red.
Blood?
As I cowered in the corner of the bathroom in fear the liquids started to foam as bubbles rising taller and over the...

OHH scary i likey! lol good job its really goood i want to read it.. if u do become famous remember me and give me like money autograph all those good things hahaha jp but i liked it:)!

2009-02-02 17:32:02 by foolishwolfx

fun things to do in an elevator or shopping center!?

1) When there's only one other person in the elevator, tap them on the shoulder and then pretend it wasn't you.

2)Push the buttons and pretend they give you a shock. Smile, and go back for more.

3) Ask if you can push...

these made me laugh so hard, i'm having stomach cramps! lol. :D
*star you*

2007-10-08 13:59:20 by Dont squat with spurs on!

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Nov 18, 2011
Floor Mats

"Daebak this is freakin ancient. These guys were like your generation's shinee!"Alarm clock, shirt, wrist watch, floor mat. Eun Bi hwaiting!

Nov 14, 2011
Floor Mats

OH YES!! I want it all!!!RT @: @ how about a Punk Santa hat, stocking, nightlight, sweatpants, floor mat, alarm clock

Japan's Capsule Hotels Go High Tech and High Style

The eight units at Capsule Ryokan (204 Tsuchihashicho, Shimogyo-ku; capsule-ryokan-kyoto.com ) go for 3,500 yen a night, about $46 at 76 yen to the dollar. You don’t get a lot of real estate for your yen, though the box had plenty of modern conveniences: a small LCD TV, high-speed Wi-Fi, dimmable lighting and a wall-mounted alarm clock. The capsules are stacked in pairs, with chrome ladders at their entrances. Upstairs, the 32 en-suite rooms offer more space for sleeping — about three tatami mats’ worth — and the luxury of a compact rain shower.

Later, Keiji Shimizu, the owner, proudly showed me around his spotless inn, which opened last year a few blocks from Kyoto Station. “I wanted to bring some traditional style to budget accommodation,” he said, “so I combined the ryokan inn concept with the capsule hotel.”

Capsule hotels originally made their debut 30 years ago in Osaka and quickly caught on; today, there are about 300 in Japan. They cater to salarymen who miss the last train home, as well as the jobless, who rent by the month. Spartan and institutional, capsule hotels attract relatively few foreign travelers.

Source: New York Times

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Eighty Uses For Old Newspaper | Computer Foods UK

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Eighty Uses For Old Newspaper

1. use as umbrella when caught in rain

2. protect carseats from muddy or wet clothing

3. spread over outdoor benches to protect clothing

4. put into loose shoes to tighten

5. stuff in leather shoes to preserve shape

6. stuff in wet shoes overnight to dry and deorderize

7. crumple and place in suitcase for couple of weeks to remove stale odours

8. use as mat when polishing shoes

9. stuff hats to keep their shape

10. stuff leather handbags in storage

11. wrap around candle bottoms so they’ll fit holders tighter

12. store records between sheets

13. use as padding under a table cloth

14. cover store windows when remodeling

15. cover furniture when away on vacation

16. cover furniture when sanding or painting

17. spread on floor underneath rug when shampooing

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