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She should be blonde....
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100%..fit girls.
Last Girlfriend before I met my wife to be….got her bikini pro card when we were dating
The last week or so before a show was rough but there isn’t a hotter body on the planet that a girl 3-4 weeks out from a competition.
Warms my heart to see them sear their own asses...
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I crack an egg for my chickens from time to time. They devour it, heathens!
Upon closer examination, the integrity of news media may not be as solid as it appears. It’s not uncommon for journalists to entangle facts with fabrication to enhance the allure of a story for viewers. Columbus, Ohio’s own Dustin Rogers, a creative force in both the comic and app development realms, has astutely unveiled the less savory aspects of major news outlets in his recent webcomic, News Dogs.
In this clever narrative, Dustin likens the news dissemination process to a cycle of hot dog consumption, offering a humorous yet thought-provoking critique on our media consumption habits. Without giving too much away, let’s just say it serves as a witty nudge to chew on the information served up by the media meticulously.
In this clever narrative, Dustin likens the news dissemination process to a cycle of hot dog consumption, offering a humorous yet thought-provoking critique on our media consumption habits. Without giving too much away, let’s just say it serves as a witty nudge to chew on the information served up by the media meticulously.
Gawd, ain't that the truth........Upon closer examination, the integrity of news media may not be as solid as it appears. It’s not uncommon for journalists to entangle facts with fabrication to enhance the allure of a story for viewers. Columbus, Ohio’s own Dustin Rogers, a creative force in both the comic and app development realms, has astutely unveiled the less savory aspects of major news outlets in his recent webcomic, News Dogs.
In this clever narrative, Dustin likens the news dissemination process to a cycle of hot dog consumption, offering a humorous yet thought-provoking critique on our media consumption habits. Without giving too much away, let’s just say it serves as a witty nudge to chew on the information served up by the media meticulously.
Everyone should own a Jeep at some point in life.
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I thought that until I owned one
My point, exactly.
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Be careful with that. If they figure it out they will start breaking their own eggs and eating them. I have tried to break them of the habit, and they wont stop once they start. I have seen them lay an egg and immediately turn around end eat it. Now I just chop the neck of the offenders.
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As an outsider looking in, what I've always wanted to find is a Jeep with no engine. Do a frame-off, and Un-Fuck whatever AMC or Chrysler did. Then install a Ford 300 I-6. And of course a manual transmission.
As one YouTube engine builder said "after the nuclear apocalypse there will be cockraoches and Ford 300's remaining."
Some of you window lickin retards would complain about a free piece of ass.
Let me see if I can ignore everything else about the picture and focus on something ridiculous, I bet you're a f'n peach to be around
Just find the best suited vehicle for your needs. Remove the body and install a Jeep body on it.
1956 Willys pickup on Explorer chassis - Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Hello guys, Brian here. I've been reading over the forum the past few months and made the decision to purchase a willys pickup. After looking at a few rough but origional and complete trucks I decided to go in a different direction. My wife and I (while attending a wedding in Massachusetts)...
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