Why does he look like someone just pulled his finger?
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Her g spot is in her heart.
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Was funnier before the explanation.
No. We don't have tiny rice dicks. Most of us have above average sized cocks, so we aren't forced to screw skinny women to offset the scale of things......
You know what's good about a fluffy woman? Everything feels like tits.
The story behind that picture is a good one.
I have this to add
I have this to add
I am glad you said "most of us" and "above average sized cocks". I happen to be hung like a herd bull hamster and it's mating season.
I thought it was Leadville.
I thought it was Steamboat…..
I will give it to ZiaHunter as he lives in the Silverton area (ish) and figured he recognized a building or aomething
I was about to say “speak for yourself!”I am glad you said "most of us" and "above average sized cocks". I happen to be hung like a herd bull hamster and it's mating season.
Is that a Tit on a boar hog?
Yeah, my cat likes to look at old westerns, if she wants to look at deer, she only has to look out the window.
Either my internet is really slow here in the sandbox, or I've been had!
“The story behind that picture is a good one.”
What is the story? I would like to hear it.
What is the story? I would like to hear it.
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Navy Cross recipient and Marine behind iconic Fallujah photo retires
Sgt. Maj. Bradley Kasal retired after 34 years of service.
www.marinecorpstimes.com Copied from Wikipedia, notes from his Navy Cross citation
“ For extraordinary heroism while serving as First Sergeant, Weapons Company, 3d Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment, Regimental Combat Team 1, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Central Command in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM on 13 November 2004. First Sergeant Kasal was assisting 1st Section, Combined Anti-Armor Platoon as they provided a traveling over watch for 3d Platoon when he heard a large volume of fire erupt to his immediate front, shortly followed by Marines rapidly exiting a structure. When First Sergeant Kasal learned that Marines were pinned down inside the house by an unknown number of enemy personnel, he joined a squad making entry to clear the structure and rescue the Marines inside. He made entry into the first room, immediately encountering and eliminating an enemy insurgent, as he spotted a wounded Marine in the next room. While moving towards the wounded Marine, First Sergeant Kasal and another Marine came under heavy rifle fire from an elevated enemy firing position and were both severely wounded in the legs, immobilizing them. When insurgents threw grenades in an attempt to eliminate the wounded Marines, he rolled on top of his fellow Marine and absorbed the shrapnel with his own body. When First Sergeant Kasal was offered medical attention and extraction, he refused until the other Marines were given medical attention. Although severely wounded himself, he shouted encouragement to his fellow Marines as they continued to clear the structure. By his bold leadership, wise judgment, and complete dedication to duty, First Sergeant Kasal reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.”
That’s me right now but it’s Friday, I’ve got beer and I’m going to make tacos. Life isn’t so bad.
I know what you’re thinking, how did she get that helmet over that hair?
OK that’s probably not the first thing you were thinking. But you are now.
(Now I’m thinking, “How can she shift in those shoes?” Dammit the whole thing’s ruined.)
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