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Category: Miscellany
Posted on: April 8, 2007 10:46 PM, by Signout
It was street, y'all.
Team Phylogenetics came out busting chops, with a
and a
"Your mom," said HIV:
"She's so fat,"
Team Phylo sputtered.
"I thought we were brothers, man:"
"Oh yeah?"
"Booyah, biatch."
And as quickly as it had started, the game was over.
HIV moves on to the next round.
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Comments
Jigga-who?
Posted by: Dr. Free-Ride | April 8, 2007 11:00 PM
For the record, a friend of mine is in psychiatry, and he's actually the sanest of our group of friends. I think the overal sanity level of psychiatrists is just a well camoflauged secret.
Posted by: film izle | August 13, 2010 1:57 PM
I think people differ greatly on this issue. For example, if it were completely unidentifiable as my own, I would have no problem with a picture of my naked ass being posted on the Internet. Others would be absolutely horrified by the prospect.
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I think people differ greatly on this issue. For example, if it were completely unidentifiable as my own, I would have no problem with a picture of my naked ass being posted on the Internet. Others would be absolutely horrified by the prospect.
Posted by: komik videolar | August 16, 2010 11:36 AM
tesekkur ederim arkadaslar...Actually, the only person in danger of being silenced was you, yourself, for making a dumb threat on the internet. You told me personally several times to "shut up and listen," but like I said, I don't take orders from random anonymous people on the internet.
Posted by: Dini Sohbet | January 29, 2011 8:10 AM
zric, you won't catch me saying that there aren't still plenty of underfunded DB pension plans, but the Pension Protection Act (2006?) has made it more difficult to quietly engage in significant underfunding. The "quietly" part has some impact, as that sort of thing signals economic weakness to investors. That means it hits stock prices, which tend to flow through to executive compensation.
Posted by: Dini Evlilik | September 3, 2011 7:39 AM