She takes the "o", "r" and "y" out of the phrase "a big country".You have to be completely without a soul to say this with a straight face. Sad.
Actually I think she goes right ahead and leaves the "u" in there.She takes the "o", "u", "r" and "y" out of the phrase "a big country".
Fvck.Actually I think she goes right ahead and leaves the "u" in there.
Actually, it wasn't.It was funny a second ago till you proofread it.
How about boiled in hot motor oil and then a nice salt scrub?Please don't kill her, just disfigure her enough so she actually knows what suffering is.
She knows suffering. She has to live with a man responsible for more deaths than Papa Doc Duvalier (if you're being very generous) who is a functional retard.Please don't kill her, just disfigure her enough so she actually knows what suffering is.
Another day, they found a square metal cover in the courtyard that they thought might be booby-trapped. Ever so carefully, they lifted it and found themselves peering down into the factory's septic tank at Bob.
The body, floating, was in a billowing, once-white shirt. The toes were gone. The fingers were gone. The head, separated and floating next to the body, had a gunshot hole in the face.
The body, it was quickly decided, would have to be removed before the 120 soldiers could move in. "It's a morale issue. Who wants to live over a dead body?" Cummings said. "And part of it is a moral issue, too. I mean he was somebody's son, and maybe husband, and for dignity's sake, well, it cheapens us to leave him there. I mean even calling him Bob is disrespectful. I don't know. It's the world we live in."
He paused.
"I'd like to put him in a final resting place," he said, "as opposed to a final floating place."
suf·fer /ˈsʌfər/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[suhf-er] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–verb (used without object)
1. to undergo or feel pain or distress: The patient is still suffering.
2. to sustain injury, disadvantage, or loss: One's health suffers from overwork. The business suffers from lack of capital.
3. to undergo a penalty, as of death: The traitor was made to suffer on the gallows.
4. to endure pain, disability, death, etc., patiently or willingly.
–verb (used with object)
5. to undergo, be subjected to, or endure (pain, distress, injury, loss, or anything unpleasant): to suffer the pangs of conscience.
6. to undergo or experience (any action, process, or condition): to suffer change.
7. to tolerate or allow: I do not suffer fools gladly.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!Can you imagine what the sex must be like?
Like an impotent monkey trying to fvck a robot in the oil drainage petcock?Can you imagine what the sex must be like?
Damn you....now I've got a very bad picture in my head....but it's still hilarious...Like an impotent monkey trying to fvck a robot in the oil drainage petcock?
The entire nation is their brood.It is a constant and heavy weight on their shoulders, what with two children stationed over there...
Wow....I didn't think that it could go anymore downhill than imagining a robotic Laura gettin' porked by an impotent monkey...Ooh, you're making me all oedipal.
Ohio dreams of milking the petcock.Wow....I didn't think that it could go anymore downhill than imagining a robotic Laura gettin' porked by an impotent monkey...
However, I can safely say that I was wrong.
FYI, oedipal means that you want to **** her, not **** her up...Ooh, you're making me all oedipal.
What can I say, I've got a thing for Stepford wives...FYI, oedipal means that you want to **** her, not **** her up...
Although if you're into the rough stuff, that might be the same thing.