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« Reply #1860 on: August 12, 2013, 12:21:20 AM »
:)



Aaww... that is so cute. Let's drown 'em !  ;D   ( Just kidding, just kidding. Don't get your panties in a twist.  ;) ;D )

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« Reply #1861 on: August 13, 2013, 01:47:36 PM »
 8)
Someday, chi1dren, this entire fuck-up will be yours.

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« Reply #1862 on: August 14, 2013, 03:17:09 AM »
You gotta go to the Screen Junkies channel on YouTube and watch their Honest Trailers series. Very very funny. Here's just one of their spot-on send-ups:

Honest Trailers: Skyfall
AOC, HC, TW, BO, KH: FU. FUATH. 100x.

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luvdemwhoppers

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« Reply #1863 on: August 14, 2013, 08:38:04 AM »
as my screen name indicates, I blame it all on her. it's her fault, nothing to do w/me

Wendy Whoppers – Breast Implant History
People often look to compare their own implant size or volume with that of larger breasted entertainers or porn starlets. Wendy Whoppers, a now retired adult entertainer from the eighties and nineties, did an interview in which she detailed her breast implant experience:


StS: Speaking of your career: you had several breast enlargement operations, right? How many?

WW: 4 enlargements.

StS: What was your breast size originally?

WW: 34 B.

StS: Did you pay for all of these operations, or did some Maecenas help (or maybe Blue Cross)? Can you give a general idea of how much such an operation costs?

WW: The first one –in 1989– was $2600, which a guy I was dating at the time paid for; they were 260-cc silicone implants (lower cost because it was done at my doctor’s office under local anesthesia). The second was $3200 for 800-cc silicone implants done in a surgery center, which I paid for. The third time, I had the double lumens put in and filled to 1600 cc’s, costing $3500, which I paid for. The fourth was adding more fluid to the same implants to fill them to 3000 cc’s, which was around $1000, paid for by photographer John Graham in exchange for a photo shoot. The cost was less because I was reusing the same implants and just adding more fluid to them, versus buying a whole new set of implants.

Source: bearchive.com/~behavior/v3n25/p1.html

At 5? 1? tall and under 100 pounds, she was quite large at the end of this. At her largest, she had dual lumen (Becker type) implants with one silicone compartment and another for saline at a 3000 cc volume. These implants are no longer made.

An important issue to point out here is that to go as large as she did required multiple operations (in her case four.) And later in life she had additional surgery to downsize.

Best Regards,

John Di Saia MD
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3000 cc, breast implant, ccs, porn star plastic surgery, size, Wendy Whoppers
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I'm walkin' here

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« Reply #1864 on: August 14, 2013, 09:10:05 PM »
I dare you to read this entire article:

You Won’t Finish This Article
Why people online don’t read to the end.

By Farhad Manjoo, Slate.com
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May we make wise choices in how and what we harvest,
may earth's weather turn kinder,
may there be enough food for all creatures,
may the diminishing light in our daytime skies
be met by an increasing compassion and tolerance
in our hearts.

-  Kathleen Jenks, Autumn Lore

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tdotter

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Re: Anything random? Throw it into this thread.
« Reply #1865 on: August 16, 2013, 01:21:52 AM »
 :)

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rtpoe

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« Reply #1866 on: August 16, 2013, 10:45:13 PM »
Wizard or Hipster?

1. “I’m always returning from or talking about going on this great adventure to some far-off place. I never have a job. God knows where the money’s coming from.”

2. “I’m really into these weird hats and—it goes unspoken—really into you noticing my weird hats, too.”

3. “Ditto, beards.”

4. “I’m the guy who’s always going on about some long-forgotten book few people have ever read or even heard of. I will always claim this book was the most powerful of its age—and I’ll spell out the contents and a history of the author in real time if you give me half a chance. Anyone who listens to me will think, Sure, it’s possible, but c’mon: a powerful book that can change the world and everybody just forgot about it?”

5. “There are schools notorious for producing my sort, year after year. They’re really a fun time, too, but then I graduate and realize that nothing about those four years will result in a paying job.”

6. “Typically, my kind is in fine shape, which is odd because most people have this image of us always laying about and smoking out of these long pipes in our downtime (of which there seems to be quite a lot).”

7. “I’m highly opinionated, prone to speechifying—and most people get the sense that I don’t bathe as often as the average person. Also, I have a reputation for being incredibly funny, yet no one can ever remember anything particularly funny I’ve ever said.”

8. “I’ve got, like, the one outfit and that’s it.”

9. “Politically, I’m always talking about some great threat to the land. Yet despite all my many ‘talents,’ I’m powerless to do anything more than let some guy with no magic powers and just the two hands do all the heavy lifting.”

10. “First I’m this one thing, then I decide to change into something else, then another thing; finally, I decide to change back to the first thing. It’s ridiculous, really. You’ll be talking with me and all of sudden I’ll be like, ‘Oh, did I tell you? I’m this new thing now.’ And you’ll just be standing there thinking, Pick something and stick with it, for God’s sake. Or, I know: How about turning yourself into something that pays for all the food and drink he consumes whenever he comes over?”

11. “A number of us consider ourselves of divine origin, which is no surprise, since many of us don’t have siblings.”

12. “I am all-knowing.”

13. “Don’t get me started on [antagonist]. I hate [antagonist]. I don’t even like hearing his name spoken out loud. I think that guy represents everything wrong in the world today, because even though he’s exactly like me, he has perverted what I do (whatever that is). In other words, [antagonist] has had some success in life—i.e., a lot more than I have—and that kind of success kills me. Just kills me.”
rtpoe

May we make wise choices in how and what we harvest,
may earth's weather turn kinder,
may there be enough food for all creatures,
may the diminishing light in our daytime skies
be met by an increasing compassion and tolerance
in our hearts.

-  Kathleen Jenks, Autumn Lore

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pedonbio

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Re: Anything random? Throw it into this thread.
« Reply #1867 on: August 17, 2013, 04:38:26 AM »
 8)
Someday, chi1dren, this entire fuck-up will be yours.

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tdotter

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Re: Anything random? Throw it into this thread.
« Reply #1868 on: August 17, 2013, 04:49:19 AM »
^I thought for a second that was Kermit the Frog he was banging.

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TheZookie007

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« Last Edit: August 17, 2013, 09:47:44 PM by TheZookie007 »
AOC, HC, TW, BO, KH: FU. FUATH. 100x.

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tdotter

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Re: Anything random? Throw it into this thread.
« Reply #1870 on: August 19, 2013, 09:09:03 AM »
 :)

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luvdemwhoppers

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« Reply #1871 on: August 21, 2013, 01:32:14 PM »
imho Morgan Freeman is one of the best actors. here's a great scene
http://www.youtube.com/embed/JWJyI9OybWk?feature=player_embedded
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pedonbio

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« Reply #1872 on: August 21, 2013, 03:55:19 PM »
 8)  Texas wants to secede? The feeling is mutual:
Someday, chi1dren, this entire fuck-up will be yours.

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tdotter

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« Reply #1873 on: August 22, 2013, 11:13:56 PM »
 :)

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« Reply #1874 on: August 23, 2013, 01:04:40 PM »
8)  Texas wants to secede? The feeling is mutual:

Though not unwanted as badly as TX, I note California is also disliked by poll responders (I can't help but suspect that all the TX poll respondents voted to get rid of CA! ;)). To that I can only say: GO AHEAD, do it if you think it'd be for the greater good of the country (which it's not).

California's got the largest economy by far. Texas at #2 is just two thirds as productive as CA, and that's with the false benefit of Texan policies/programs that get it ranked last or in the bottom 10% of states in so many areas: education, social services, % of residents with access to health care, etc... all those TX policies intended to make the state 'friendly to business.' Imagine if instead of constant congressional redistricting to keep minorities 'in check' and secession blather, TX actually enacted legislation and spent its state tax revenue to reduce its percentage of uninsured residents up to merely the national average and raise its college grad % up to that same US average... at that point, it'd probably not even rank in the top ten of state GDPs, let alone the top 5. My point being that Texas' #2 GDP is accomplished only via it saving $ by perpetually keeping its poorest/most needy residents in such lousy shape. And the assertion elsewhere in OTF that the US economy as a whole would be in be in worse shape were it not for Texas' 'contribution' is laughable: it's the taxpayers of the entire US who's $ are picking up the slack for TX hurtful (to humans) policies. I.e.: the Federal govt pays for almost all of Obamacare provisions, not the State govts). And more significantly, every single extra TX resident (vs the national average) who winds up poorly educated and spends a lifetime in low-wage jobs (and contributing less to society in general as a result) is one more dent against America as a whole... impacting the national GDP and draining national resources.

Texas is 'business friendly?' More like 'people cruel' in reality. ::) The 'robust' TX economy is a fiction, when you open your eyes and look at it in context.

I'd NEVER vote to kick TX out, nor would I ever want to see them secede (as that intellectual lightweight Rick Perry suggests from time to time) but my points above illustrate that they're not pulling their fair share tax-vs-benefit-wise (a situation overwhelmingly common to Red states... funny how that works... they GET far more $ from the Federal govt than they contribute yet complain the loudest about federal taxes  ::)).

Though CA is not without it's own varied and significant problems, its economy is still larger than that of the nations of Australia, Spain, Mexico and South Korea. That's right: a single American state has a gross domestic product larger than that of the entire nation home to Samsung, Hyundai, Kia and LG, etc... (source: http://www.cnbc.com/id/48237596I ).

My figures are accurate as of 2011 and come from here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_between_U.S._states_and_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)
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