i don't have an issue w a culture that eats dogs or i'd be a hypocrite making them suffer to create fear and adrenaline is bullshit and hacking off shark fins or bears testicles to make their tiny little pricks harder is even worse that's the only point i was trying to make pigs are at least as smart if not smarter than a lot of dog breeds
Yeah the Chinese, and all of Asian men, have an issue with making their tiny dicks bigger. I mean really get a grip already Shark fins soup, turtle soup, rhino horns.. all sorts of shit it seems sometimes that they think ANY endangered species is going to make their dick bigger I don't get it
Went to a taping of 'Last Man Standing' last night. I had never seen it on TV but knew of it. Pretty cookie cutter typical sitcom but Tim Allen is pretty easy to consume and they made fun of liberals a lot. So that was cool. Racist
off topic but very few things are as good as successful rat kills w your pack fucking love my dogs and they're in love again
we were hunting this one for a few days late night w a flashlight and the .177 i winged it and it dropped behind something but the dags were quickly on either side ready to pounce they finished it off and i left the carcass on top of the wall for the turkey buzzard pups will be happy for days about that one
And not to mention we have some players who look like them, too...when Taylor hits a HR, it's "nice shot, you rat-faced fuck". No Ratso Rizzo, man. It's Enrico. Or Rico or Kike...
lol guidos hope you enjoy all the new situations you encounter inside... bkitch 'The Situation' sentenced to 8 months in prison by Aaron Katersky | Good Morning America — 58 minutes ago Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino will have to pursue his gym, tan, laundry lifestyle from behind bars after a federal judge in Newark sentenced him to eight months in prison for violating tax laws. The "Jersey Shore" star pleaded guilty earlier this year to tax evasion. His brother, Marc Sorrentino, 39, pleaded guilty to preparing a false tax return. Marc Sorrentino was sentenced to two years in prison. “The law requires all Americans to pay our fair share of taxes,” said Craig Carpenito, U.S. attorney for the District of New Jersey. “These defendants deliberately flouted this requirement, acting as though fame and celebrity status placed them above the law. They are not.” Mike Sorrentino, 37, gained fame and wealth from his appearance on the MTV reality show. In 2011 he took “certain actions” to conceal some of his income to avoid paying the full amount of taxes he owed, federal prosecutors said. Specifically, they said he made cash deposits in amounts less than $10,000 so they would not come to the attention of the IRS. “Tax crimes, plain and simple, are an outright theft from the hardworking American public,” said John Tafur of IRS Criminal Investigation. “The courts recognize the severity of these crimes and now Michael and Marc Sorrentino are convicted felons with prison sentences to serve for intentionally disregarding their tax obligations to our country.” Marc Sorrentino admitted he earned taxable income in 2010, 2011 and 2012 but gave his accountants false information. His personal tax returns underreported his total income and taxable income, federal prosecutors said. In addition to the prison terms, Michael Sorrentino will have to serve two years of supervised release. His fellow cast members from “Jersey Shore” waited outside federal court in Newark for the sentence to come down. “Michael accepts the court’s judgment,” his attorney Henry Klingeman said in a statement. “He is looking forward to marrying his college sweetheart, Lauren Pesce, next month, and moving forward together after he serves his sentence.”
did you get the part where he made cash deposits of less than 10k and thats what they went after him on? used to be that 10k was the number but now they are scanning your bank accounts for lesser amounts and they'll steal a couple of thousand from you on the road using things like empty energy cans as a reason for the search what do you need all that cash for and what are you doing john Q ? nearly every trip i take now i get asked if i'm carrying over 10k on me...coming and going you know what happens if you are and you say no? they keep every dollar with NO chance of justification bringing it back its gone they have a license to steal, actually a lot more than that
Damn, in my enthusiasm to register my Kershaw hate ASAP...didn't want to lag behind, and look at what I did.
This day, in 1947, the cousin of excellent retired Dodger catcher Steve Yeager, Chuck Yeager, became the first person to fly faster than the speed of sound in the Bell X-1 rocket plane. Same year as Jackie broke the color barrier in baseball. Bravo. A monumental day in aviation history, or for humanity in general. Chuck and Steve...both had the right stuff !
Friend of mine caught his wife cheating on him 5 months ago. They were together for 6 years and he was head over heels in love with her. Wouldn't stop mentioning her/bragging about her at social gatherings. One day, he left work earlier than usual and walked in on something nobody should ever have to see. Worst part is that the guy she cheated on him with was a "friend". He went on a straight downward spiral since that day. Drinking, binge eating, unemployment, and various toxic habits. It got so bad that just a week ago I told him to come stay and live with me for awhile. He got a gym membership, started smiling and acting happy again, and even started applying for jobs again. I thought he was on a track to recovery and I was excited to help him fully get his life together by giving him a bed at my place and not even charging him rent. Started rearranging my place and getting things lined up for him to move in today when I got a call this morning that he had killed himself. Absolutely gutted :/
Geezus. I'm really sorry to hear this. It sounds like hollow words, but you went above and beyond your duty to try to help your friend. Depression is a horrible disease and can be triggered by anything. It seems from your post that your friend could not get over the betrayal. That is a brutal situation. I've been a part of some brutal breakups myself in my life, and it can gut you to the core. I'm not sure how I got out of these situations, but there is no real answer or solution is there. I wish you and your friend peace.
