Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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The future is submarines drones and missiles ..certainly not ACarriers.
Damn. Even telegraphed extra by pulling her hair back.
I would have to politely excuse myself and go eat my Glock in the parking lot.
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Based on data collected on all of these chest thumping snipuhs on the Hide it is easy and fun.
Based on data collected on all of these chest thumping snipuhs on the Hide it is easy and fun.
You would suck on a Glock over refusing a second rate kitchen blow job? If she was any good she would have been rubbing his junk before she ever knelt down and had his pants open as well.
WTF is the point in this? Those fine tree fiddies don't show up to be entertained, they want food, alcohol and greasy sweaty sex.
She is single now. Filthy rich and 43 years old. Too bad she is a bunny hugger.
There is no such thing as a second rate blowjob! (at least if you are on the receiving end).
..and it wasn't refused. It was a total misread on the play.
Any missed opportunity is sub-optimal.
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My dog would have had so much black ass in his mouth he couldn't get rid of the taste!
Says the guy that has never had a first rate blow job.
Would you pass up an opportunity with this? Is that sub-optimal?
She's got that "beautiful" Angelica Houston/Victoria Beckham "smile"...........
I love how she is listed as an entrepreneur. They spelled gold digger wrong. Prior to marrying a man 50 years older than her, she didn't do shit.
Still...
My 7 year old granddaughter has the most lovable blue nose pit bull. It adores her and follows her around like it's still a puppy. If someone did that to her that dog would tear their ass up big time.My dog would have had so much black ass in his mouth he couldn't get rid of the taste!
There;s actually some truth to the above. "French" fries aren't really "French." They're were invented in Belgium. If you travel anywhere in Belgium you will see "Les Frites" stands (or, "Friterie") all along the highways, etc. just like you'd see Hot Dog stands in NYC.
Man, why are you wasting bandwidth with these replies to my obviously and purposefully adolescent post?
Are you trying to push my head in the sand for making a comment on your original post? WTF.
I tried to keep it funny, not that it ever was, but you insist on assuming how many women's throats and the quality of said woman I have come to know (another funny?) then post a pic of the worst freak you could find in a quick Google search to make a non-existent point.
Carry on with yourself and never mind me. I'm not worth your time and neither are my comments.
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I'd rather put it in a wood chipper
SPACE KNIGHT???
Sounds almost like the title of a very campy and flashy ray gun swashbuckling adventure story in a 1950s pulp science fiction magazine, doesn't it? Well there's more. Space knights actually existed, in concept of course. In the late 1940s and early 50s, as repurposed German V2 missiles outfitted with cameras and scientific sensors brought back a flood of images and data from orbit and the USA was creating an entire new class of fire breathing behemoths capable of sending satellites and nuclear warheads into space, the British Interplanetary Society, a non-profit science research and astronomy organization founded in 1933, also took a dive into the fledgling frontier of manned spaceflight, introducing many concepts and ideas for practical spacecraft, life support equipment, and battery powered vehicles for use on the Moon and beyond. One of the most intriguing examples they submitted was a fully functional spacesuit which looked strikingly similar to a full suit of knightly armor from the 1400s, would be extremely cumbersome and heavy, but would definitely have worked for a short EVA and excursion onto the airless lunar surface...
The rediscovered British concept spacesuit from the late 1940s:
Sounds almost like the title of a very campy and flashy ray gun swashbuckling adventure story in a 1950s pulp science fiction magazine, doesn't it? Well there's more. Space knights actually existed, in concept of course. In the late 1940s and early 50s, as repurposed German V2 missiles outfitted with cameras and scientific sensors brought back a flood of images and data from orbit and the USA was creating an entire new class of fire breathing behemoths capable of sending satellites and nuclear warheads into space, the British Interplanetary Society, a non-profit science research and astronomy organization founded in 1933, also took a dive into the fledgling frontier of manned spaceflight, introducing many concepts and ideas for practical spacecraft, life support equipment, and battery powered vehicles for use on the Moon and beyond. One of the most intriguing examples they submitted was a fully functional spacesuit which looked strikingly similar to a full suit of knightly armor from the 1400s, would be extremely cumbersome and heavy, but would definitely have worked for a short EVA and excursion onto the airless lunar surface...
The rediscovered British concept spacesuit from the late 1940s:
You take yourself way too seriously and value your own opinion way too much, especially in the Pit.
And they knew how to wear a garter belt. Panties on the outside!
