Heh, that's right: we runners have a conspiracy to institute a totalitarian world rule. A few years ago I wasn't allowed to speak a word of this but today we're so strong no power can derail our evil plans.
Our leader, noted archconservative (and '68 Boston Marathon winner and former Runner's World executive editor), Amby Burfoot:
Not confusing one bit for those who took the time to look at the link posted on the first line.
You are so dense, Al.
· Old McBundy had a farm ... B-U-N-D-Y, and on this farm he had no wife, B-U-N-D-Y, and a no wife here and a no kids there, a hooker coming over on Friday nights ... Big luscious hooters, a pizza and a beer there ... old McBundy had a farm ... B-U-N-D-Y
Old McBundy had a farm ... B-U-N-D-Y, and on this farm he had no wife, B-U-N-D-Y, and a no wife here and a no kids there, a hooker coming over on Friday nights ...
Al, hate to break it to ya, but if you've got one of these on your farm:
Spent the afternoon with the ex and some old friends, but frankly I'm in a mini-rut at the moment. Though last night at the front door to my building, I was propositioned by a, uh, farm implement.
Spent the afternoon with the ex and some old friends, but frankly I'm in a mini-rut at the moment. Though last night at the front door to my building, I was propositioned by a, uh, farm implement.
Yeah, I was propositioned, too ... $20 for a blow.
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Spent the afternoon with the ex and some old friends, but frankly I'm in a mini-rut at the moment. Though last night at the front door to my building, I was propositioned by a, uh, farm implement.
Yeah, I was propositioned, too ... $20 for a blow.
Way too cheap.
Ok, how about $ 20.99 and we round to $21. Too much? All this just to take a rest unless you mean, blush, a BJ? If a BJ then $22 should do the trick.
Heh, that's right: we runners have a conspiracy to institute a totalitarian world rule. A few years ago I wasn't allowed to speak a word of this but today we're so strong no power can derail our evil plans.
Our leader, noted archconservative (and '68 Boston Marathon winner and former Runner's World executive editor), Amby Burfoot:
Spent the afternoon with the ex and some old friends, but frankly I'm in a mini-rut at the moment. Though last night at the front door to my building, I was propositioned by a, uh, farm implement.