SUXBNME

Agreed

Oh no he diidnt

Yes, you have read it before and then pasted it here...From this site https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/trumps-social-media-company-starts-trading-on-nasdaq

Bats are cute

Don't forget about the Bats, asshat

Great scene, great movie.

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I tried to run around your mom once....Once

3-4 times a night, easily. Sucks, but I never have a hangover

So are the metal helmets they use

Drink shitloads of water before bed.

Seems that way

Asswhole Also, nice win.

hot topic

Yea...I'm sure it's been poasted here many times before, but still....

Very few front men / women can compete with Sebastian. troof

Yea...cause Jesus had a say in the matter.

Some of us even OBSESS over kitty kats (like myself) I say sexy things to myself when I'm dancing

Like it...Good poast

Must have been a Florida transplant Our state is fukked, but weirdess like that I usually associate to Florida...Bath salts and all

Once again, STFU with your red vs blue team in every damn topic. We all know where you stand. Also, I'm sorry that you seem to have to use your religion for a crutch. Show me on the doll where satan touched you

Wrong

Not a chinaman, dippy

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