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crash_davis

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  1. He looks like he has grandkids. No way that dude is 17.
  2. In good news, my 5g reception got better.
  3. Vaccines are bad, mmmkay.
  4. Some people find fat men/women desirable. Some crave a certain race/ethnicity. Others enjoy watching their loved one having sex with other people. Some enjoy having sex with other people while their loved ones watch. Some want to be beaten and dominated. Some want to beat and dominate. Some claim celibacy is a life choice ignoring that the mirror and/or immaturity chose for them. Some liked to be pegged and then disappear from message boards. Some people have no business being married. Some people have no business having children. Whatever tickles your fancy, you are the one living with the consequences, if there are any. Just don't have sex with aggy. You deserve better.
  5. You're trying to expand your swinger rollodex, aren't you?
  6. Seeing the pics and reading the story, all I thought about was "No Country for Old Men". Looks to be a scene straight from the opening of that book. Drug deal gone bad. https://ktla.com/news/local-news/5-people-found-dead-off-highway-395-in-el-mirage/ An investigation is underway Wednesday after six people were found shot to death in a remote desert area in the community of El Mirage. The bodies were discovered around 8:15 p.m. Tuesday when deputies responded to a welfare check off Highway 395 between Lake Los Angeles and Adelanto, San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson Mara Rodriguez said. “Investigators with our Specialized Investigations Division are responding to the scene to conduct the investigation,” Rodriguez said. Officials initially indicated there were five victims but during their investigation, a sixth body was discovered at the scene, Rodriguez said during a morning news conference. The circumstances around the deaths were also unconfirmed however Victor Valley News Group reported the victims had been fatally shot. The bodies of multiple bloodied victims could be seen strewn about the ground with dozens of evidence markers and bullet casings surrounding them. Some of the bodies also appeared to have been burned. Sky5 was over the scene at 8 a.m. but the images were too graphic to air. On the ground, two vehicles could be seen in the brush behind the crime scene tape investigators used to cordon off the area. One, a dark-colored SUV was riddled with bullet holes and appeared to have some of its windows blown out. The other was a light-colored van facing the opposite direction. It was unclear if there was any damage to that vehicle. A sheriff’s department helicopter had also arrived and began circling over the scene after temporarily landing. No information about the identities of the victims has been released. The remote desert area where the bodies were located was about 15 miles north of Adelanto and 20 miles north of Victorville. “It is incredibly desolate. I cannot bring home that point enough,” KTLA reporter Annie Rose Ramos said about the location.
  7. If by rich history you mean cultures and religions which view women as basically property who need to be submissive to their husbands, then yea.
  8. Coaches like to play Australian punters because when they punt, the footballs spin counter clockwise. The receivers in this hemisphere have a hard time catching it.
  9. I was coming here to post that story. I'm going to get high in Ventura, CA and then rape a few women. "But Judge, the marijuana cause Cannabis-Induced Psych Disorder. I had no control over my dick." I'll be awarded a Key to the City and praised as a survivor.
  10. Just pull around to police HQ and start laying on the horn. That's a good way for the driver to get shot and the homeless dude gets an apology from the city for having to go through the trauma.
  11. Unless you are a Mormon husband and knows the secret password for your wife (and she doesn't) to get into heaven, polygamy and open marriages usually don't work in the long term. My thinking on this. If I want to bang other women, and my wife wants to bang other men, then what the fuck is the point in my staying married and putting up with her bullshit. I'd rather get divorced, bang other women and not have to put up with her or any other woman's shit.
  12. I’m talkin’ about sex, boy. I’m talkin about l’amour. I’m talkin’ me and Dot is swingers, as in to swing. I’m talkin’ what they call nowadays an open marriage….
  13. Wow. What a shitshow! The Interim City Manager couldn't see what a horrific idea this was. How fucking out of touch can he be? Or rather, how bad is our relationship with APD that he thought hiring Art to negotiate the new APD deal would be a good thing? And now he's allowing Art to turn down the job to save Art the embarrassment.
  14. He'll fire himself after his numerous inappropriate relationships allegations. But I'll love him until that happens.
  15. Demark and Breck have one, why not Austin? Instagram worthy pics coming to Pease Park. https://www.texasmonthly.com/travel/giant-thomas-dambo-troll-austin-pease-park/ These days, Texans are more likely to encounter trolls on the internet (or at the Capitol) than in a forest or under a bridge. But starting this March, they’ll have a chance to meet the oversized, folkloric kind in Austin’s Pease Park. Since 2013, Danish artist Thomas Dambo has turned discarded pallets, scrap lumber, and twigs into more than 120 enormous wooden trolls that lurk in parks around the globe. Actually, “lurk” isn’t the best word—these giants are the gentle sort, with friendly faces and Scandinavian charm that have earned them a cult following. The Austin sculpture is Dambo’s first Texas troll, and it’ll occupy a wooded alcove in Pease Park, just northwest of downtown. The troll will occupy a secluded spot north of the Kingsbury Commons section of the 84-acre public green space. The conservancy worked with city officials to make sure the sculpture, which will remain at the site for at least fifteen years, will have minimal environmental impact. “It’s in a part of the park that gets a lot of use already,” Netherton said. Funding for the project, which is expected to cost about $350,000, comes solely from private donors. Among them are philanthropists and longtime Austin residents Lynne Dobson and Greg Wooldridge, whose Tejemos Foundation helped pay for a popular tree house at Pease Park. Dobson and Wooldridge proposed bringing a troll to Austin after seeing five of Dambo’s creations at the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens in Boothbay, Maine, in August 2022. “I went, ‘Okay, this has to be at Pease,’ ” Dobson said. “This troll has Austin’s personality and playfulness, and we need whimsy and delight in our lives right now.” Approval to build the sculpture came after an extensive community engagement and review process with the city. But not everyone appreciates Dambo’s trolls, or the crowds they draw. In 2018, a fifteen-foot Dambo troll named Isak Heartstone, built in Breckenridge, Colorado, created a stir when visitors began streaming into the area to snap pictures with the art. Locals complained about traffic and trash. The troll was eventually dismantled (the photos of his decapitation aren’t for the faint of heart) and, happily, reassembled at a permanent home on a trail near the town’s welcome center. Before approving the Austin project, the conservancy gathered public input from around 1,500 survey respondents. About 85 percent of the feedback was supportive, but a few folks argued that Austin is no place for a Nordic troll. “Shoal Creek is not troll habitat,” read one comment on the conservancy’s Facebook page. “Texas has no cultural tradition of trolls. It makes no sense to plop a troll into Pease Park,” wrote another skeptic, adding that “Pease Park is not a Danish forest.” Others argued that money used to fly Dambo to Austin could be better spent to support local artists struggling to afford the city’s high cost of living.
  16. You made your expert opinion and rated it a miss by Sark because you saw a few pictures on the internet? You didn't watch any of his play. You didn't see his PFF grades. Do you have a weekly recruiting newsletter that I can avoid?
  17. Serious questions. Why are they taking so much bread? Most of their takes probably weren't on any top 20 football programs' radar. Is it because they don't have money to get the higher profile, better players? I know they are offering, just not landing any. Are their donors really that pissed at throwing away $150M dollars to Jimbo? Does Elko truly believe that he can win with these dudes? Is he just filling the roster with warm bodies hoping to upset a few teams here and there to sell next years HS recruits and portal players that they are building something? If that's the case, he's going to run off all the bread from this class?
  18. I tried turning on friends and some of my daughters male friends to Surly and other fan boards. They just don't like it. May be just my small circle of people. Some people, most of the younger generation, do not have the patience to scroll through pages of posts to keep up with discussions. If you miss a day or two, then there's 2-10 pages, depending on the thread, of reading to get caught up. They want that shit in concise, 30 seconds readable summaries. Blame the internet for ADHD. The banter doesn't appeal to them.
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