..Leah's Lair: Who I Am
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Who Is This Biatch?
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My Name:  For those of you a bit slow to notice, my name is Leah;
pronounced 'lee-uh, NOT 'lee or 'lay-uh!  I was born in the Philippines, and I have been living in the States since I was a year old.  I am now 35.  My birthday is March 5th, so feel free to send me gifts.
To send me an E-mail, kindly remove "your head from your ass"
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Family Status:  I am happily separated.  I have two boys ages 15 and 10.
About Me:  I am often seen splitting the atom, leaping moving vehicles in a single bound, and compressing air.  I am a gold medalist dirt diver.  In my spare time, I create small labyrinths in my backyard from toilet paper rolls.  I sniff dryer lint.  I was scouted by the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders.  I currently hold the record in seed spitting competitions, I can apply mascara with my mouth completely shut.  I can hold my breath for 17 hours.  I woo men with my sensuous and goddess-like baritone playing.  My striking speed from 4 feet away is five hundredths of a second.  Occasionally, I tread water for 3 days in a row.  I catch grains of rice in mid-flight using chopsticks.  I can lasso 12 chickens with great dexterity.  During a trip to Moose Jaw, I successfully pulled a wagon and rolled several horses out of quicksand.  I am a surreal artist, a psychoanalyst, and a ruthless bookie.  Critics worldwide swoon over my original line of paper mache evening wear. My hair is never out of place. I am a private citizen, yet I receive fan mail. I play hopscotch on my hands.  I pump my own gas.  I own my children outright.  I know the exact location of every food item in the supermarket.  I balance, I weave, I shuffle, I prance, and my car is paid off.  On weekends, to let off steam, I participate in full-contact floral arrangement.  I have played the role of Juliet, I have performed at the Grand Ole Opry, and I can drink my mother-in-law under the table.
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If your child does not look like this when you get home,
then you have failed as a parent.
I'm pretty damn hard core! Fear me!
Sign My Guestbook, Dammit.
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