maybe you wish he was gay so you can spoon with him i dunno js

c_c

[img]http://lyndonbcomic.com/images/spooning.png[/img]

i wanna spoon someone now :(

<.<

>.>

:)

a bitch is a bitch but a dog is a man's best friend you can't make a ho a housewife

yay dray

bitches ain't sh‪it but hoes and tricks

i'm starting a pumpkin patch

charlie brown style

[QUOTE=asdemonsburn;17182386]basically the guy who called my manager was his best friend from high school, and he called to support his decision to finally come out of the closet

The manager came to the back and saw me doing dishes, he was like "who did it", I played dumb, he checked his facebook and saw a bunch of serious comments saying how they're proud of him for not hiding anymore, including his little sister. A few knew it was bs, but the majority really thought he was confessing.

He found out it was me, laughed it off but I can tell he's pissed inside because he has to explain to everyone he's not gay. Only reason I did it is I've known him for like 2 years and I've never seen him angry.[/QUOTE]

looooooooooooooooooooool

thats epic

gj adb

prolly the greatest post i've seen on here

not even close

[QUOTE=TimJim;17180399]um their traditional diet is prob fat and carb rich[/QUOTE]

http://www.globalizationandhealth.com/content/2/1/10

[i]A comparative study of Micronesians living in traditional and modern settings in 1970 also illustrates the association between modernization and dietary change [17]. The study showed the dietary difference between Micronesians living a traditional way of life in Palau and Micronesians living in a more modern economy in Guam and California, which essentially foreshadowed dietary change that accompanied modernization in the FSM since 1970. Total energy intake was greater for the traditional-lifestyle groups, but the proportion of energy coming from fat – mostly saturated fat – was much higher in the modern-lifestyle groups. The traditional-lifestyle groups relied more on energy from carbohydrates than the modern-lifestyle groups, with the predominant carbohydrate sources as follows: taro and cassava in Palau, rice and bread in Guam, and bread in California. Total protein intake did not vary drastically between the two groups, but the type of protein was different. The modern-lifestyle groups relied mostly on meat and poultry, and the traditional-lifestyle groups consumed more fish. Diets in the FSM today resemble the diets of Micronesians living in Guam and the U.S. in 1970: more simple carbohydrates, saturated fat, and imported meat.[/i]

i just find it surprising america isn't the fattest country is all..

[QUOTE=1338 h4x0r;17183016]http://www.globalizationandhealth.com/content/2/1/10

[i]A comparative study of Micronesians living in traditional and modern settings in 1970 also illustrates the association between modernization and dietary change [17]. The study showed the dietary difference between Micronesians living a traditional way of life in Palau and Micronesians living in a more modern economy in Guam and California, which essentially foreshadowed dietary change that accompanied modernization in the FSM since 1970. Total energy intake was greater for the traditional-lifestyle groups, but the proportion of energy coming from fat – mostly saturated fat – was much higher in the modern-lifestyle groups. The traditional-lifestyle groups relied more on energy from carbohydrates than the modern-lifestyle groups, with the predominant carbohydrate sources as follows: taro and cassava in Palau, rice and bread in Guam, and bread in California. Total protein intake did not vary drastically between the two groups, but the type of protein was different. The modern-lifestyle groups relied mostly on meat and poultry, and the traditional-lifestyle groups consumed more fish. Diets in the FSM today resemble the diets of Micronesians living in Guam and the U.S. in 1970: more simple carbohydrates, saturated fat, and imported meat.[/i][/QUOTE]

Silence, nerd.

haha wow

sorta skimmed through it. Silly Californians.

Why is everyone getting banned?

I got banned for spamming in the report problems thread. Idk about everyone else

jew bashing probably

But Jews are fun to bash :(

I really need a cushion for my chair at work.....

[quote=txus;17183145]but jews are fun to bash :([/quote]

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[QUOTE=Txus;17183145]But Jews are fun to cook :smoke:[/QUOTE]
fix'd

[QUOTE=Txus;17183095]Why is everyone getting banned?[/QUOTE]

I said the "k" word and then posted in a "spam thread", don't remember doing that one...

By chance does this website have much covert Jewish administration?

Through my investigations I've found that this site is run by agents of Z.O.G. to keep an eye on us Aryans.

Yeah they downright refuse to let me have an avatar with a swastika in it, I think it's pretty unsettling.

So dealing with yet another brother going insane because of durgs is really fun.

Especially when you get in a fist fight with him in your front yard in your work clothes, before work.

[QUOTE=hismajestythepope;17183504]So dealing with yet another brother going insane because of durgs is really fun.

Especially when you get in a fist fight with him in your front yard in your work clothes, before work.[/QUOTE]

If you don't mind my asking, what drug/s?

oxy/dope + hallucinogens

im so pissed that my neighbor broke us up, he was so close to have to lose a ****ing inch off his lip this time. maybe a few teeth idk, hes an asshole.

[QUOTE=hismajestythepope;17183514]oxy/dope + [B]hallucinogens[/B]

im so pissed that my neighbor broke us up, he was so close to have to lose a ****ing inch off his lip this time. maybe a few teeth idk, hes an spatula.[/QUOTE]

I didn't think those were addictive?

thats bs, first of all

secondly, its more just long term side affects im thinking

i mean he was talking about having flashbacks a few months ago, ive never had one of those idk

Does he get sick when he doesn't have dope?

Well he's finally off it. He was acting nuts when he first started rehab, but then he started acting normal so I thought he was fine. I guess I was wrong idk.

just cuz you don't form a real chemical addiction to something doesn't mean it isn't a habitual need so you were probably right idk

@Justin: not sure about anything else, but acid is chemically addictive.