flight control wrote:Obviously he means the internal combustion engine in that truck
jehler wrote:bill herian wrote:
And what ever they use to put custard inside of a donut.
This morning I realized I missed puzchi day, devastated is an understatement
bill herian wrote:jehler wrote:bill herian wrote:
And what ever they use to put custard inside of a donut.
This morning I realized I missed puzchi day, devastated is an understatement
I'm eating one right now. Raspberry filling.
bill herian wrote:Nah, I think I'll have another one instead.
bill herian wrote:If the powederd sugar in my mustache was blow, I'd be hunting saber-tooth tigers on mars right now.
Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
b.hud wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
where do you come up with this BS?
Mornin Beef wrote:b.hud wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
where do you come up with this BS?
evolutionary psychology 500 level college textbooks
b.hud wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
where do you come up with this BS?
jehler wrote:b.hud wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
where do you come up with this BS?
Peyote
jehler wrote:b.hud wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
where do you come up with this BS?
Peyote
Eric Haynes wrote:jehler wrote:b.hud wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
where do you come up with this BS?
Peyote
I make more sense on peyote, even after yacking
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Eric Haynes wrote:jehler wrote:b.hud wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
where do you come up with this BS?
Peyote
I make more sense on peyote, even after yacking
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Mornin Beef wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:jehler wrote:b.hud wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:Obvious to AB and I but if it weren't for the domesticated dog we'd have no storytelling or music. Before the pet dog our ancestors had to sit around the fire in complete silence listening for wolves and Tasmanian devil cats sneaking up on them in the darkness. If anyone began to whistle or started talking of the funny stuff that happened when hunting ducks that day they would be immediately hushed and chided. Once the pet dog was taught to listen for predators and alert with ruffing; packs of our ancestral ruffians could finally joke around, play cowbells and fall into the fire at night. You would also be shocked to learn 'rug' and 'perogie' were common names cavemen gave to these canine companions.
where do you come up with this BS?
Peyote
I make more sense on peyote, even after yacking
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This makes no sense. Your full of euphoria and nausea up until the yacking, then things become clear.
[/quote]Eric Haynes wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:
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Mornin Beef wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:Mornin Beef wrote:
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Eric Haynes wrote:But...it feels so good grinding down my throat.
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Goldfish wrote:Eric Haynes wrote:But...it feels so good grinding down my throat.
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Hey, whatever floats your boat, but stay the hell out of my boat
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Eric Haynes wrote:But...it feels so good grinding down my throat.
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Bulldog0156 wrote:Condoms
Bulldog0156 wrote:Condoms
Bootlipkiller wrote: all the mallards I killed today had boners do to my epic calling.
3legged_lab wrote:Bulldog0156 wrote:Condoms
What's that word?
Eric Haynes wrote:3legged_lab wrote:Bulldog0156 wrote:Condoms
What's that word?
Dunno, never used them.
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