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January 21st, 2010 | 381 Entries

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381 Entries for “export”

  1. I export all my thought and I know that I hate it, the exporting of food out of my system then I flush that fucken toilet cause it should be flushed, aha and yeah. that pretty much all I have for export right now. yeuuuuuuuuuup

    by Smantha on 01.22.2010
  2. When i think about export, I think about going abroad. Just the feeling of it, I guess. Exporting goods… that’s about it. What can you export? Everything. It just gives me the sense of travelling… lalala bye.

    by l on 01.22.2010
  3. import

    by youandme,meandyou on 01.22.2010
  4. It is our right to export our goods to other nations as it is their right to export goods to us. Sometimes the goods we buy are needed and sometimes they are a bunch of fucking crap. Sometimes the shit we send to other countries are needed and sometimes we we send them crap.

    by Smart Ass on 01.22.2010
  5. leaving gone forever happiness no longer having to see you really excited missing you already tired longing to go home sleep sounds really good right now i’m super hungry and waiting on pizza. i want to leave and move to ireland and explore all day. will you come with me? we could start over and leave everything behind. make a new name for ourselves. oh no this is almost running out of time it’s starting to turn red ahhh! oh well, i guess. everything has to come to and end.

    by holly on 01.22.2010
  6. One day I was walking along the beach when I saw a ship in the distance. I began wondering what the ship was doing so close to the shore. I closed my eyes to keep thinking and suddenly, BAM! I was on the ship. It turned out the the ship was exporting blue monkeys and pink hippos.

    by m on 01.22.2010
  7. This is the most pretentious website in the world. The concept is okay but all of the writing is shit.

    by jack on 01.22.2010
  8. to put out, to send elsewhere

    by whitney on 01.22.2010
  9. things being traded across seas. gaining money through american products. boxes and shipping methods. china exports a lot to the united states and other counties. imports.

    by MEM on 01.22.2010
  10. In the export and import of goods via sea,
    tiny jellyfish caught in the ballast accidentally hitchhike thousands of miles.
    From one sea to the next, and yet they are not aware.

    by Skye on 01.22.2010
  11. When I think about exporting things I instantly imagine some kind of company that moves out a lot of merchandise every day. Like shipping a lot of chips. I also think of countries shipping out products from their countries that will make them money.

    by Eric Balderson on 01.22.2010
  12. i never really liked talking about imports and exports. i think they sound really tedious and distant. like…too business-like and what not

    by on 01.22.2010
  13. what does export mean, does it apply to anything that leaves one area and goes to another. i can think of lots of situations that might be aptly considered an export such as thoughts, words, gifts, trash,

    by julie on 01.22.2010
  14. what does export mean, does it apply to anything that leaves one area and goes to another. i can think of lots of situations that might be aptly considered an export such as thoughts, words, gifts, trash,

    by julie on 01.22.2010
  15. time into space and let it be just light here on earth.

    by cuil on 01.22.2010
  16. Exporting goods…something we need to do more of. Um yeah this words lacks any striking ideas for me to write about. SHips, I thing of cargo and big boxes, tanks and water.

    by on 01.22.2010
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    by on 01.22.2010
  18. move it beyond the place where it tortures you

    by Doug on 01.22.2010
  19. so if for th a past lifetime you have been living you think and take for granted half of the processed food you eat then whatever you sack of jackass people work to put unhealthy over processed crap on your plate and still you whine you uncultured sack of shit.

    by Peewee on 01.22.2010
  20. i took it out. i took it far away. i cant stand the sight of it, so i buried it in the depths of a tar pit. take it away. take it away… what is wrong with the past? i just dont want to remember. i just dont. please, stop reminding me.

    by Carl on 01.22.2010
  21. exported goods are the worlds best thing since chocolate. Especially since chocolate is normally an exported good. Export. That’s something America needs to do mor of because importing cost money and exporting produces money.

    by Mary Smith on 01.22.2010
  22. She exports herself
    she exports her smiles
    her happiness
    her laughter

    he imports her
    he imports her smiles
    her happiness
    her laughter
    and leaves nothing behind

    she will be depleated.

    by swool on 01.22.2010
  23. to put things out. to get rid of. to send away. i will export the bad things out of my life!

    by on 01.22.2010
  24. i will export the bad feelings i carry through life at times. although i cannot trust you i will always love you. i need to be lved in a real true way without much effort or lies of any kind. i pride myself on the pure love i can provide another and i will not be forced out of my correct ways.

    by robyn Fetzer on 01.22.2010
  25. export material from India. Exported goods. Export libraries. Import export are opposites. Export stuff from one place to another. Exports are good.

    by on 01.22.2010
  26. I decided to export my shock monkeys. They were a big hit in Tanzania at the animal show. How could they not become the next Furbies. I believe I will make millions. Only time will tell, but time is on my side.

    by Mason on 01.22.2010
  27. drugs foreign bride fruits

    by bbb on 01.22.2010
  28. sellll stff to other place xD
    Buy exports from other countries..
    export your brother to africa in a rockband box….
    export bitches to bitchania… =D =D =D

    uhmm… export to sell things in other countried :P

    Oh noes my time is running out :O :O:O :O :O :O
    Oh no the time is gone .

    by Philipina-Bobert on 01.22.2010
  29. I hate the way I have to export all my photos from lightroom to desktop in order to flickr-ize them or put them on facebook. like I feel as if technological advances are advanced enough that there should be a better way, ya dig? Anyways, I feel silly.

    by yo on 01.22.2010
  30. There are many things inside each of us that we no longer want inside of us. We collect so many different things… thoughts words ideas dreams goals feelings emotions. Sometimes, I wish we could just export them all to another land that could deal with it all… so we wouldn’t have to

    by Carrie on 01.22.2010
  31. Time to export less. Create more. And to not invest in crap.

    by Jeggy Po on 01.22.2010
  32. china

    by emily on 01.22.2010
  33. Upon reading his letter, her spirits were exported to new heights.

    by ~ on 01.22.2010
  34. something that leaves you.once it is gone it doesnt come back sometimes you gwet an improt wich is some one elses export i suppose

    by on 01.22.2010
  35. I want to be an export.

    by Me on 01.22.2010
  36. One day I exported my heart.
    I placed it in a very small, airtight
    brown package that was addressed to
    You,
    wherever.
    Tell me when you get it.
    I put a postage on it, gave it to my mailman
    and he told me he’d take care of it
    until the right person claimed it.

    by ChanAn on 01.22.2010
  37. exports are sent from one country to another. my family thrives on exports. the silks I wear, the ornaments in my hair, are all based on exports. So, i can hardly be upset when my father announces that he’s now exporting slaves, can I?

    by Melanie on 01.22.2010
  38. There are some things that should be exported. Seriously, things that are just so horrible, no one should ever be taxed to send or receive them, because they shouldn’t ever be put in the system. I think you know exactly what I’m talking about. You’re seeing it now; it’s small, fuzzy, and cute in so many ways. You’re sad. It’s an animal. A sweet harmless one. Sorry.

    by Eddie Garcia on 01.22.2010
  39. All he had, he told her, was hers. She didn’t believe him and returned home, across the seas, and he sent her his heart later that year, in a box, only it never got past customs.

    Love, the post office said, is not exportable. Neither is that.

    by alcar on 01.22.2010
  40. export of fish is something that we do here in our ports. We umm, also export lots of other things. But fish comes to mind because that’s what I used to study and I was just now looking at job apps that are in the field of fisheries. So fish came to mind. Actually I have no idea if we actually export fish or not. We do have strong fisheries in oysters, crabs, and a variety of finfish though. And we eat them.

    Am I done? Hmm. I can keep going even though the little bar has reached the end. :p

    by Kayar on 01.22.2010