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[QUOTE=MrPicMe][QUOTE]
Jing is going to come over there and rip you into tiny little pieces. But then, she might have to wait in line.
"Apple of my Eye", "bated breath", "brave new world", "caught red-handed" - all coined by Shakespeare.
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Jing is going to come over there and rip you into tiny little pieces. But then, she might have to wait in line.
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Actually thats pretty damn good. If this new site with guys comes about I think we might be seeing this one and a few others like it.
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That IS pretty good. Definately a good arguement for male folios right there.
"This foreign policy stuff is a little frustrating." - George W. Bush, as quoted by the New York Daily News, April 23, 2002
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Thank you for the kind words.
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And I wondered why I didnt get any candy this year.
Stew
The universe is unfolding as it should, and so are the girls on ISM. I love them all.
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Oh christ, that first pic is just so wrong. and hilarious. but WRONG.
That second one is quite nice to look at. Aesthetically pleasing in many ways. I could deal with seeing more...and I'm a straight dude, at least straight enough to be in a ten-year monogamous relationship with a woman, if that colors (or uncolors) my input at all.
I love myself.com...it should happen!
p.s. Hilarious.
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Oh christ, that first pic is just so wrong. and hilarious. but WRONG.
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Yes, the concept is funny. A cartoon would have drawn plenty of laughs. But a pic of a real dead rabbit was over the top. Jokes about hamburgers are funny, butchered cows are not. It's a matted of common sense and using a little bit of class.
"Apple of my Eye", "bated breath", "brave new world", "caught red-handed" - all coined by Shakespeare.
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It's macho humour. Desensitise yourself to atrocity and you can face up to the horrors of violent conflict. (war) and become happily self sacrificing. The guy I work with his dad is a major and he said that in the British army they play a game, where they put some biscuits (cookies) on a plate and 4 guys stand around in a circle and wank and the last one who comes on the biscuits, has to eat them It's up to them if they wanna do that, but when they test positive for aids and the doctor asks them to think where they might have possibly got it, they'll say yeah, it must have been the Jacob's cream crackers
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Ooh I forgot to mention I didn't like the picture either, and it didn't tickle me. but mr Picme made up for it with a good pic all be it of his body, that made me jealous. Damn you mr picme why have you got be so gorgious.
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It's macho humour. Desensitise yourself to atrocity and you can face up to the horrors of violent conflict. (war) and become happily self sacrificing. The guy I work with his dad is a major and he said that in the British army they play a game, where they put some biscuits (cookies) on a plate and 4 guys stand around in a circle and wank and the last one who comes on the biscuits, has to eat them It's up to them if they wanna do that, but when they test positive for aids and the doctor asks them to think where they might have possibly got it, they'll say yeah, it must have been the Jacob's cream crackers
They call that little game 'Soggy Biscuit' or 'Soggy Sao' (a brand of cracker) here in Australia. You always hear boys in school talking about it, but no one ever owns up to having had done it. Like you could blame them, really...*S*
xxCattxx
the beauty of simplicity is the complexity it attracts.
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Yes, the concept is funny. A cartoon would have drawn plenty of laughs. But a pic of a real dead rabbit was over the top. Jokes about hamburgers are funny, butchered cows are not. It's a matted of common sense and using a little bit of class.
The rabbit wasn't sacraficed for the photo, the rabbit met its demise as road kill! I wish I could say I ate it, but the meat had spoiled.
...How many animals/insects might you have killed in your driving lifetime?
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The rabbit wasn't sacraficed for the photo, the rabbit met its demise as road kill! I wish I could say I ate it, but the meat had spoiled.
...How many animals/insects might you have killed in your driving lifetime?
Millions of insects, and maybe 3 mammels (squirrels) and maybe 3 snakes. but I have never had the desire to eat any of them or photograph them.
Although one of the more spectacular memories of driving came one night when I was coming home late from a rock show. As I slowed to appraoch my driveway (which was a long dirt road) I spotted a bunny on the side of the road, acting as if he wanted to cross. In the light of my headlights, I spotted him in time and stopped about 10feet short. He hesitated, feinting first one way and then the other. I waited patiently. Finally he decided to cross. He took a few uncertain hops into the road.
From over my car something large and white swooped down and soared off and the bunny was gone. To this day, I have no ides what it was, it all happened so swiftly. The bunny was marked. If I wouldn't do it, some predator would.
I don't have pictures.
"Apple of my Eye", "bated breath", "brave new world", "caught red-handed" - all coined by Shakespeare.
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...From over my car something large and white swooped down and soared off and the bunny was gone. To this day, I have no ides what it was, it all happened so swiftly.
I don't have pictures.
Darn, a photo of that would have been awesome!
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