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How have I never thought of this before?!?!?!
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The comments are great too.
My favorite:
"At the end there, she approached being twisted
around inbetween the two barriers. I've seen
surveilance of very bad accidents that involve
such scenarios."
What are you? An escalator cop?
My favorite:
"At the end there, she approached being twisted
around inbetween the two barriers. I've seen
surveilance of very bad accidents that involve
such scenarios."
What are you? An escalator cop?
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TS, is that Brian Bosworth? How's that a "pop culture" reference? He lasted, what, one season? Then was in a couple crap movies? Gawds, I still remember when Seattle said they were signing him--and I'm not American football fan, as we know.
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TS, is that Brian Bosworth? How's that a "pop culture" reference? He lasted, what, one season? Then was in a couple crap movies? Gawds, I still remember when Seattle said they were signing him--and I'm not American football fan, as we know.Originally Posted by rdawson808
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The fact that you know who he is, and generally what he did or did not do, when you are not a fan of the sport he played, proves that he is in fact, a part of pop culture.
You just answered your own question.
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The fact that you know who he is, and generally what he did or did not do, when you are not a fan of the sport he played, proves that he is in fact, a part of pop culture.Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
You just answered your own question.
Damn!
This will be the first time I've ever typed out "PWNED"
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This will be the first time I've ever typed out "PWNED"Originally Posted by HORNS
Take care it doesn't happen again.
There are consequences.
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I start getting acne?Originally Posted by HORNS
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