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Mitzi 1 day ago
#11 is she practicing for the birthday s3x?
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Hezekiah 23 hours ago
Mitzi,
No, it's staged.
No, it's staged.
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Wen 1 day ago
#36
that is one po'd pussy
that is one po'd pussy
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Nibby 1 day ago
#59 once trees start falling he's effed in the a.
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Libby 1 day ago
#43 Did he just perfect Perpetual Motion (at least until the parts wear out)? There must be something screwy somewhere.
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Webster 1 day ago
Libby,Magnets
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Arminta 1 day ago
Libby, much too robot-like to not be a robot driven by servos
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Arminta 1 day ago
#1 ...then camera pans left to the landscape covered in a million tourists' disposable plastic covers 
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Domenic 1 day ago
#12 What did he do to earn himself the 10th circle of the Inferno?
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Ricardo 1 day ago
#1 I KNOW THAT PLACE ???? ( or at least I THINK I do)
Niagara Falls I believe. Being that close to the thundering falls was incredible.
Niagara Falls I believe. Being that close to the thundering falls was incredible.
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Morris 1 day ago
#37 Mole rage
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Osaforum 1 day ago
#49 that be a light in my neck of the woods
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Hezekiah 23 hours ago
#14 Taking there girlfriends out for a ride.
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Cene 14 hours ago
#13 Imagine that you're such a pervert that you're interested in what's happening in next stall.
No, it's staged.
that is one po'd pussy
Everything in nature is just a system of equations trying to solve themselves. Same here: since nothing is perfect, it will eventually reach a point of equilibrium. The trick is to make the time when that is reached long enough to fool our perception.
Even with that, we have to admit. It is a very economical mechanism. In some areas the idea can save a lot of fuel. You would only use so much energy that it would not reach that equilibrium.
Doooood....you made my mind explode!
Niagara Falls I believe. Being that close to the thundering falls was incredible.