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9 years ago
And a mind is a terrible thing to waist
Now show us your tits
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9 years ago
The unemployement rate in this part of Baltimore is about 50%
Why work when you get free Air Jordan's?
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9 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
^^^
LOL. Good point
I remember "Le Grande Orange" (Rusty Staub) playing for the Expos when they were an expansion team. Useless trivia -- Staub in only one of three players to hit a homerun BEFORE the age of 20 and AFTER the age of 40.
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9 years ago
I was at a club where extras were rare but touching was the norm and when I got no encouragement from the dancer I asked "can I touch touch you?"
She said, "you can touch my arms"
WTF?!? I have arms ... why would I want to touch her arms?
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9 years ago
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motorheadFat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life
I've heard the White Sox players have been confined to their downtown hotel.
Wondering if the outcall Backpage gitls are doing a brisk business?
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9 years ago
Clubber,
Did you see the video of the mom that came and yelled at her teenage son? It was hilarious. Apparently she saw him on TV looting and she came to the scene and let him have it. It was hilarious. Mama knows best.
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9 years ago
I missed that one! Wow. Just wow.
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9 years ago
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GACAUn-retired: Met my ATF. Married her. Divorcing her.
I question the "quality" of the girl you're getting if you go too cheap. Who was that guy who used to post that he got really cheap OTC ($100 or less) but if you looked at his pictures in his profile these girls made Bruce Jenner look good.
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9 years ago
Nothing says justice for police brutality like stealing toilet paper and Red Bull from a CVS.
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9 years ago
Jack,
That reminds me of the Groucho Marx line
"I would never wanna belong to any club that would have someone like me for a
member"
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9 years ago
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ilbbaicnlKeep it in my pants when I do OTC. If I were a stripper it would stand for I like big bucks and I can not lie.
How much of a bitch must Kris Jenner be to turn her husband into a woman?
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9 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
Lol. How'd they get away that?
It's been a number of years since I've been to Industrial Strip in Hammond IN near Chicago, but they weren't even allowed a sign with the word "strip" on it.
Their sign read: "This IS it"
IS = Industrial Strip
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9 years ago
I saw a bachelor party dude on stage and they handcuffed him to a ball and chain. When the girls came up on stage to dance for him, one of the strippers accused him of biting her nipples so she kicked him in the nuts. Hard. So the guy is in tremendous pain but the bouncer with the key to the handcuffs can't get them unlocked. Several minutes of real tension. When the guy is finally free, he dropped to the ground in obvious agony.
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9 years ago
There used to be a very frequent poster on this board -- from comments he made about his job, where he was born, where he clubbed -- all led me to believe this could be a guy I went to school with. One day he PM'd me and somehow his personal Hotmail account was in the PM. Sure enough, my guess was right. I never went to a club with him but did know him in the past.
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9 years ago
Only one. And he never participated in the discussions. Just wrote reviews.
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9 years ago
I guess I'm old-fashioned in my belief of for what the flag stands for. The flag does not represent any opinion or viewpoint of either political party. It's a symbol of our country.
I have no problem with anyone saying whatever they want about the Bush family, Barack Obama, or Jerry Falwell. That's freedom of speech protected by the First Amendment. I have a hard time believing that allowing the flag to be burned or trampled upon was what James Madison and George Mason had in mind when they framed the Bill of Rights.
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9 years ago
The Supreme Court is clear on this.
"the First Amendment does not guarantee the right to employ every conceivable method of communication at all times and in all places."
I'll cite you the 1984 case if you want to read it
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9 years ago
Rick,
To paraphrase Justice Rehnquist in his dissenting opinion, these acts are meant to antagonize not to express a political opinion.
I think this is especially true in this VSU incident. The thugs couldn't even articulate a coherent statement of what they were protesting.
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9 years ago
Quit posting if you're going to keep taking them down
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9 years ago
The police used the words "unmistakable evidence"
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9 years ago
Illegally bringing a gun onto the VSU campus could be considered as a threat.
In a press release from VSU, evidence was found linking the backpack to Eric Sheppard
http://www.valdosta.edu/about/news/releases/2015/04/father-of-eric-sheppard-issues-plea-for-son-to-turn-himself-in-to-authorities.php
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9 years ago
For all those supporting the rights of the guy that desecrated the flag, read what the president of Valdosta State said. He's got it right
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"The minute it becomes threatening those first amendment rights disappear,"
VSU President William McKinney said Tuesday. "None of us should threaten each other when it comes to our ideas"
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9 years ago
And in the end on dreams we will depend
Cause that's what love is
made of
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9 years ago
The one chick really got it right. Not just one reason. A perfect storm of a variety of things.