Juju wrote:If they'd gone at it in my kitchen chillspace tho, there'd have been a problem.
KurtRuckus wrote:That reminds me of a few years ago when "The Bubbler" (iblowbubbles.com) decided that sitting in our kitchen while he applied talcum powder to his sac would be a good idea.
It wasn't.
KurtRuckus wrote:...I was aghast that someone would invite himself over for a visit to our kitchen while we're eating, sit down, and start applying talcum powder to his balls in plain view of everyone.
glam_daddy wrote:the jesus image that looks like stained glass is actually a slide projected on the white outer surface of the chapel..
i do light shows so i got all kinds of weird slides...
its a great and simple effect.
retropsycho wrote:...They proceeded from the ceremony to the lounge where they put couch cushions on the carpeted ground and shared their honeymoon with the wedding guest...The next day large "F" warnings were duct taped on the cushions, until they were cleaned later in the day...
KurtRuckus wrote:That reminds me of a few years ago when "The Bubbler" (iblowbubbles.com) decided that sitting in our kitchen while he applied talcum powder to his sac would be a good idea.
It wasn't.
III wrote:i don't get it. it's not like he was scrubbing his sphincter with a toothbrush, after all...
Ivy wrote:I like carrots AND toothbrushes.
Tiara wrote:I think that there are a lot of clues given by camps about where they welcome guests, versus where they consider private. . . /quote]
clues are fun but they equal guessing which can equal cold water poured on your head. ding-ding-ding, you guessed wrong!Tiara wrote:Many domes and other large structures actually have signs near the door that say "welcome" or "please come back later" or other variations of those themes.
Either from raw vegetables, or from multivitamin tablets. (Note that Flintstones brand has the best bumps and ridges. Especially Fred.)
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