I missed it!I guess I can understand it,, dont necessarily agree with it, but I understand if I upset anyone
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I missed it!I guess I can understand it,, dont necessarily agree with it, but I understand if I upset anyone
You Sir are a pot stirrer,,, LMAO,,, nawww ,I wont dont want 85 to have a case of appleplexy, ,lolI missed it!
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I mean, with a bikini like that it's not hard to see her... Oh... OH! I see it now!
I missed it!
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Interesting article. We own property in Lacygne, Ks. It's know now for it coal fired power plant!La Cygne Journal, Kansas, July 8, 1876 View attachment 134771
WHEW! Glad there weren't any donkeys or elephants
The heavy assault version is actually a bicorn. Much more common than unicorns, but these days, the bi prefix may be offensive. The one in question can likely identify as a unicorn and any discussion or debate with it would likely be moot. Sounds a lot like some people I know, but they’re not nearly as fictitious as the unicorn. Pity.
Seeing that a donkey is also called an a$$, which word commonly refers to something resembling a hole, if a donkey were some kind of corn, would it be a cornhole? Like the popular game at tailgating parties?WHEW! Glad there weren't any donkeys or elephants![]()