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Loren Booda
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What subject on the Web is subject to the greatest inaccuracy and untruth?
In summary: Heeyyy - Lorne ole buddy! How about them Bears, eh? :rofl:Heeyyy - Lorne ole buddy! How about them Bears, eh? :rofl:Heeyyy - Lorne ole buddy! How about them Bears, eh?
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matthyaouw
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the government and conspiricies. You name it, and there is a conspiricy that relates to it.
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mattmns
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Religion and Politics
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franznietzsche
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Relativity Theory.
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the number 42
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Pornography. You never see them that size in real life.
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Moonbear
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the number 42 said:
:rofl:
I would have to go with either conspiracy theories, as has already been mentioned, or evolution.
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Smurf
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Anything on CNN.com really.
Fox too, and washington news, ABC, ah hell - all of them!
Fox too, and washington news, ABC, ah hell - all of them!
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franznietzsche
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the number 42 said:
What an unprivileged life you lead.
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Smurf
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Well... it depends how big he means? I mean I don't think I'll ever see anything triple D.
:tongue2: unfortunatly
:tongue2: unfortunatly
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Moonbear
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Smurf said:
You just need to visit California. Lots of plastic surgeons there! :rofl:
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Smurf
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Oh right, I forgot about the whole plastic revolution happening down there. Glad it isn't happening up here (yet), natural is much nicer.
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the number 42
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Smurf said:
If there is a God, this should inspire a modest avalanche of links...
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franznietzsche
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Smurf said:
Natural D is nice. Very nice.
Ah, good times, fond memories...fondling memories...
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franznietzsche
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the number 42 said:
In which case i tihnk you just disproved the existence of god.
Actually i could just link to the OCRemix thread on that topic, but the forum gods might take offense, its not for children...to say the least...actually its downright disturbing, 80 inch bust sizes should not exist. Period.
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check
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franznietzsche said:
LoL
I prefer Cs, myself.
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franznietzsche
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check said:
No, these were perfect Ds. These were the Ds every 13 year old dreams of while flipping through his Dad's playboy magazine in the closet. And i got to touch em
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franznietzsche said:No, these were perfect Ds. These were the Ds every 13 year old dreams of while flipping through his Dad's playboy magazine in the closet. And i got to touch em
Wow, you touched them? No foolin? Gosh gollie gee! :tongue2: :rofl: :rofl:
but yeah, that is a delightful story.
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Smurf
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was it just a poke? or did you get a full grab? :rofl:
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franznietzsche
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Smurf said:
Do you really want to hear the answer to that?
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Loren Booda
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Hey guys - I didn't say "miss information"!
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franznietzsche
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Loren Booda said:
Yeah, but by your admission we are guys, and what else are we going to think about, i mean, its finals week!
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the number 42
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Loren Booda said:
Hey, Miss Booda? *clears throat* I kinda dig your avatar. I apologise for starin', I guess I only ever seen 'em in pairs before.
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honestrosewater
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It's a tie between relativity and evolution.
Did anyone else think they were talking about something else?
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franznietzsche
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honestrosewater said:
Either way, my original response still works.
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Loren Booda
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I guess my chest just matches my beer belly. Loren, as in Lorne Green of "Bonanza."the number 42 said:Hey, Miss Booda? *clears throat* I kinda dig your avatar. I apologise for starin', I guess I only ever seen 'em in pairs before.
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franznietzsche
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Loren Booda said:
EEEEEEWWWWIIIEEEE! :yuck:
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the number 42
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Loren Booda said:
Heeyyy - Lorne ole buddy! How about them Bears, eh?
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