Re: Some Funny Pics.
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@frederik said:
From a male perspective, it's difficult to argue about this...
Does that constitute Oragasmi ??
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strike X X X X X X X X X XXX 300 with one ball
15 nailed it side show here. (half way down the page)
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/11/breakdancing-teacher-mikey-satira_n_4581803.html#slide=2371701
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Advertising on a new level.
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Just to show how difficult 3D can be...
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That is the IKEA's shelf called "ESCHER".
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It's always exciting to see a good looking model on the catwalk...
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@frederik said:
It's always exciting to see a good looking model on the catwalk...
She was probably trying to chew gum at the same time.
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Looks like she did it on purpose the way her foot went behind her leg like that. Going for the laughs. I respect that. Either that or she just hasn't mastered walking yet. . .and yet you would think with all of that kind of walking experience . . .?
Of course I have lots of chewing experience and i still bite my tongue occasionally.
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Is this why they call them cat walker because they fall on all four limb when they fall?
oh yes, the gum, this is the piece she lost early, witch found its way to the back of her shoe.
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@frederik said:
It's always exciting to see a good looking model on the catwalk...
Apparently it's an epidemic.
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They say that with First World Self-imposed Starvation...the first thing to go is balance and the ability to walk. Very sad. Send your Dollars now. Where's Sally Struthers?
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@david_h said:
They say that with First World Self-imposed Starvation...the first thing to go is balance and the ability to walk. Very sad. Send your Dollars now. Where's Sally Struthers?
I bet it is the first time the one that fell in the pool weighed more than six stone (84 pounds - for our little colonial freedom fighters across the pond)
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