leaverus
leaverus
leaverus

i see they, too, employ a clever chocolate-saving technique.

never be disappointed in another man's package.

+1000000 to the tenth power

ugh those are some ugly models. does anybody find those women attractive?

it's not just sex that is over-indulged leading to marital infidelity. the problem is a combination of abundance and lack of discipline. obesity is an epidemic for similar reasons as well as probably the state of our economy; people living beyond their means because they consume everything. most people are

um, but it's not pure nacl. is the fishbone composition fully digestible - it won't leave residue sitting in my colon for years will it?

a woman's definition of creep: any guy who talks to her whom she does not find physically attractive.

does this mean there will be only one difficulty setting?

if her mom is a good cook, count me in! oh wait, you have to be female - is that legal?

um, i dont really see why any gay man should hold back his reaction to vagina in order to spare your feelings.

stupidest. thing. ever. vaginas are beautiful (and yummy) just the way they are.

confused...why the f would he want the "thief" to know where he lives and deliberately invite him there? if you ask me, they're both stupid as sh*t.

cuz that woulda been gay. how is the question interesting?

well, duh. who wants to watch crap that's realistic? i have real life for that.

yes, i'm sure. i never said it wasn't manly nor that it wasn't bold. just in comparison to baumgartner's jump, it doesn't have the same WOW factor.

well, i just thought to myself which would make for a better for a better pick-up line:

it's definitely crazier, and not nearly as manly.

i KNEW someone would bring up knives or explosives. cmon, seriously? first of all, i didn't say he wouldn't have done ANYTHING. i wrote that THAT specific tragedy involving an assault rifle would not have happened if he didn't have access to them, for a certainty. and a knife-wielding attacker would be FAR, FAR

who is steve jobs?

i would like to know the percent of non-professional people who own guns for self-protection who have ever successfully defended themselves against an attack. i'm guessing it's very low.