I mentioned nothing about a Queen. Are you hitting the Cherry Heering this early in the day?
The Royal bun is in the Oven!
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I mentioned nothing about a Queen. Are you hitting the Cherry Heering this early in the day?
it was for dehydrating which is very serious specially when pregnant
Most pregnant women should drink eight to 12 8-oz. glasses of water each day, but this amount can vary among individuals. During pregnancy, your body relies on water for additional functions, and not getting enough water can have negative effects on your growing baby. In the early stages of pregnancy, your blood volume expands significantly to supply your baby and the placenta. Water composes the majority of this blood content in the form of plasma. Your baby's amniotic fluid is initially formed from water you drink as well. Symptoms of morning sickness such as vomiting can make you more vulnerable to dehydration
Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/5...-in-pregnant-women-on-the-baby/#ixzz2E26LFsJt
LOL.
Fellini fan you beat me to it. And may I add after I pull out of Michelle Bachmann's ass.
I would have put fishes in italics; your comment, as written, is insulting to women who practice good genital hygiene.
Nits having been picked, yes. Grand uncle Edward is artistic, and it's long been hinted that grandfather Charles has been known to enjoy an after dinner cigar. THE LORD only, knows how many queens have warmed Prince Phillip's belly. The gene was present, long before Bertie.
Insidious Von, wrong song, you needed an earlier piece:
If you don't understand, look up "Singing the French Revolution."
If you don't understand, look up "Singing the French Revolution."
Either a boy or all girls. No need for the political correctness idiots to trash male-preference cognatic primogeniture which has served us well for nine centuries.
Except the facts show that they aren't, so you repeating your idiot claim doesn't make it any more true. You are beginning to post more like G&G than is healthy.
Do you also typically doubt the parentage of your relatives children? If so, that certainly must be interesting!
It does not matter. The "pater est" rule applies , and the unborn has already, at less than 12 weeks, qualified himself to one day be head of the armed forces, supreme governor of the Church of England and subsequently head of state of 16 Commonwealth countries.
