Notice Papa Bear in the back ground....lovin every minute of it
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Notice Papa Bear in the back ground....lovin every minute of it
That bitch is definitely ending up in that snake (which seems backwards). Although maybe not? Personally, my anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, hun.
Missed it by thaaaat much!
You and your buddy can take the damned thing apart to figure out why it’s not acting right
I've got a few choice runes for you, too.
Hey, that was a compliment!
My ancestors were still wearing wife-beaters and crapping in a hole!
Cheers,
Sirhr
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Those are the fakest titties I ever seen
That’s my town
I’m trying to think of a cheesy pun that includes the word “shoplifting”
Hmmm, maybe I found it and just don’t realize it
???
Well Trump did say to grab 'em by the pussy....
Google earth image of the shooting range near me. Dnr claims they had no idea it looks exactly like a pistol from the sky
Hell, they are both still working.....
I had one last week so old and so mean that I wanted to ask if it was Orville or Wilbur she blew to get the job,..
Anne Frank’s “Diary”—postwar fake
Millions of schoolchildren have been forced to read the fictional “diary” of Anne Frank. In 1980, because of a lawsuit in a German court, the German state forensic bureau, the Bundes Kriminal Amt (BKA), forensically examined the original “diary” manuscript. Their analysis determined that “significant” portions of the work were written with a ballpoint pen. Since ballpoint pens were not available before 1951, portions of the work were added well after the war (Anne Frank died in March 1945).
The BKA also determined that none of the “diary” handwriting matched known examples of Anne's handwriting. Earlier handwriting experts had determined that all of the writing in the “diary” was by the same hand. Therefore, the entire “diary” was a postwar fake.
The true author of the diary was Jewish novelist Meyer Levin, who demanded and was awarded $50,000 in payment for his work in a court action against Anne's father, Otto Frank.
