Since we keep gettin off topic of the thread... let's see where this goes....

[Lmg2701]

One comment at a time..... A sentence or two..... That doesn't mean write 246 words and put a period... Use common fucking sense.... Be an asshole if you want.... But don't write a whole lot.... Come back later and have another turn..... I'm curious to see where this goes....




I don't mind dating taller chicks and watching a shitty movie.... But if she's too fucking tall and the movie is too fucking shitty, it's time to change them both.

[Bouncer]

[redback]

I partied with 2 hot chicks in a 2 million dollar penthouse on the water until 3am. They were both taller.

[redback]

I still smell like pussy

[Bouncer]

Did they have good graphics?

[redback]

Did they have good graphics?

Fantasic graphics bro. One was a little bit plastic but still good.

[redback]

Here's a sentence ....

I H a t e T H I S F U C K I N G T H R E A D
F U C K Y O U F O R. M. A. K. I. N. g. I. T. You. W. e. I. R. D. M. O. T. H. E. r. F. U. C. K. E. r. !

[Bouncer]

Yea, and fuck your rules...


The kumquat tree is slow-growing, shrubby, compact, 8 to 15 ft (2.4-4.5 m) tall, the branches light-green and angled when young, thornless or with a few spines. The apparently simple leaves are alternate, lanceolate, 1 1/4 to 3 3/8 in (3.25-8.6 cm) long, finely toothed from the apex to the middle, dark-green, glossy above, lighter beneath. Sweetly fragrant, 5-parted, white flowers are borne singly or 1 to 4 together in the leaf axils. The fruit is oval-oblong or round, 5/8 to 1 1/2 in (1.6-4 cm) wide; peel is golden-yellow to reddish-orange, with large, conspicuous oil glands, fleshy, thick, tightly clinging, edible, the outer layer spicy, the inner layer sweet; the pulp is scant, in 3 to 6 segments, not very juicy, acid to subacid; contains small, pointed seeds or sometimes none; they are green within.

Origin and Distribution

Kumquats are believed native to China. They were described in Chinese literature in 1178 A.D. A European writer in 1646 mentioned the fruit as having been described to him by a Portuguese missionary who had labored 22 years in China. In 1712, kumquats were included in a list of plants cultivated in Japan. They have been grown in Europe and North America since the mid-19th Century, mainly as ornamental dooryard trees and as potted specimens in patios and greenhouses. They are grown mainly in California, Florida and Texas; to a lesser extent in Puerto Rico, Guatemala, Surinam, Colombia and Brazil. In South India, they can be grown only at high elevations. There is limited cultivation in Australia and South Africa.

[redback]

Ahahahaha

[Lmg2701]

Let this be lesson kids.... When you're drunk.... Don't start a thread.... FML....

[BEAST]

Like this shit forum doesn't have enough shit threads lmg goes and starts this shit. :rofl:

[lipripper]

So hows the diet n training going bro?

[BEAST]

So hows the diet n training going bro?

What's diet and training?

[lipripper]

What's diet and training?

EXACTLY!!!!:rofl::rofl: