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Yodzilla posted:i'm pretty sure mr t ate my balls first this
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though i tend to agree on the primacy of mr t, according to that page it seems that both chewbacca and ronald reagan ate my balls at a close second
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it's exactly as I remembered it
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pick_Up_ArtistWikipedia posted:The term pickup artist is also associated with the seduction community, a heterosexual male subculture which strives to improve sexual and romantic abilities with women.[citation needed] Pickup artists develop pickup lines similar to, yet more complex than the stereotypical pick-up line.[citation needed] Routines and gambits are developed to stimulate attraction switches often combined with techniques derived from neuro-linguistic programming.[5] Spontaneous PUAs or Spontaneous Gamers use both self-help and an understanding of social psychology to achieve this.[citation needed] They aim to improve their seductive capabilities through the development of different lifestyles. The culture surrounding pickup has spawned an entire industry servicing those who want to improve their social and seduction skills with consultations and in-field training.[citation needed] What makes this industry different is that people learn skill sets to meet the women they want, instead of being set up by matchmakers.[citation needed]
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pick up autist
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buttcoin smuggler posted:pick up autist mods, needful, etc
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Trainbearer posted:funy ocmptuer 4th time's the charm. i hope,
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wikipedia should allow [q.e.d.] as a valid citation.
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via JumpinJackFlash in the linus hates old computers thread http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Mars quote:The flag of Mars is a tricolour used by the Mars Society and The Planetary Society to represent the planet Mars. It is not official in any legal sense, as the Outer Space Treaty forbids the appropriation of celestial bodies by any means.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americentrism my 2005 avatar is embarrassing
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FEMA summer camp posted:spent 20 minutes arguing with this corrupt piece of poo poo today: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lane_McCotter its your posts that are worthless
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FEMA summer camp posted:its your posts that are worthless
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did you call him "lane mccunter" or perhaps just "lance"
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Farewell_to_Dragonsquote:. The game is an adaptation of a Russian language fantasy novel by Sergey Lukyanenko and Nick Perumov titled "Не время для драконов" (translated as "Not the Time for Dragons").[1]
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One approach to cybering is a simulation of "real" sex, when participants try to make the experience as close to real life as possible, with participants taking turns writing descriptive, sexually explicit passages. Alternatively, it can be considered a form of sexual roleplay that allows the participants to experience unusual sexual sensations and carry out sexual experiments they cannot try in reality. Amongst "serious" roleplayers, cybering may occur as part of a larger plot–the characters involved may be lovers or spouses. In situations like this, the people typing often consider themselves separate entities from the "people" engaging in the sexual acts, much as the author of a novel often does not completely identify with his or her characters. Due to this difference, such roleplayers typically prefer the term "erotic roleplay" rather than cybersex to describe it. In "real cybering" personas often remain in character throughout the entire life of the contact, to include evolving into phone sex, and meatspace encounters while in character, as a form of improvisation, or, nearly, a performance art. Often these personas develop complex past histories for their characters to make the fantasy/roleplay even more life like, thus the evolution of the term "real cybering".
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:One approach to cybering is a simulation of "real" sex, when participants try to make the experience as close to real life as possible, with participants taking turns writing descriptive, sexually explicit passages. Alternatively, it can be considered a form of sexual roleplay that allows the participants to experience unusual sexual sensations and carry out sexual experiments they cannot try in reality. Amongst "serious" roleplayers, cybering may occur as part of a larger plot–the characters involved may be lovers or spouses. In situations like this, the people typing often consider themselves separate entities from the "people" engaging in the sexual acts, much as the author of a novel often does not completely identify with his or her characters. Due to this difference, such roleplayers typically prefer the term "erotic roleplay" rather than cybersex to describe it. In "real cybering" personas often remain in character throughout the entire life of the contact, to include evolving into phone sex, and meatspace encounters while in character, as a form of improvisation, or, nearly, a performance art. Often these personas develop complex past histories for their characters to make the fantasy/roleplay even more life like, thus the evolution of the term "real cybering". same
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The free online encyclopedia that anyone can edit posted:With millions of views on multiple videos, and a very high LIKE percentage, the company has received global recognition on Youtube, namely for their anime and video game adaptations to a live-action format.
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Continuum was an AIDS denialism magazine published in London. The magazine ceased publication after all of its editors died of AIDS.[3][1][4]
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Suspicious Dish posted:YOSPOS was an AIDS denialism forum published in funny computer. The forum ceased publication after all of its posters died of AIDS.[3][1][4]
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Suspicious Dish posted:Continuum was an AIDS denialism magazine published in London. The magazine ceased publication after all of its editors died of AIDS.[3][1][4] harsh realm
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mods namechange posted:[2][1][9] :iamafag: aw nuts yeah i shoulda did that see this is why i'm middlin' tier at best
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all you extremely silly people and your modifications are overkill i just post awful crap i find on wikipedia it's less effort
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Suspicious Dish posted:all you extremely silly people and your modifications are overkill i just post awful crap i find on wikipedia i'm even lazier so i just change other people's posts for a larf
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A kick chart is a form or graph used by a pregnant woman in the later stages to record the activity of her fetus. If too few kicks are felt within a specified time (usually 12 hours) this could indicate a problem. Once routine, use of these charts has declined, since women often forgot to complete them and fetal movement patterns are very varied, leading to unnecessary concern. A more recent trend has been to use a pregnancy bracelet; a wearable form of kick counter. Foetal Kick Counters A recent idea in the United Kingdom has been the replacement of the kick chart with jewelry based counters. A frequent question posed by midwives is how "many times has the baby kicked in the last twelve hours ?", in the UK this is regarded as best indication of the health of the baby from the second trimester and the unborn foetus should kick ten times in any twelve hour period. The bracelets available work on similar principles, the baby kicks, the mother moves a marker. The idea being that this is more practical than using a pen and paper. The two most widely advertised bracelets are currently undergoing the patent application process.
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baby kick iphone app hd with twitter integration update your facebook wall with the latest updates in baby kicking
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i tried to recommend that article for deletion but holy poo poo they expect me to read like 40 pages of bureaucracy to do that
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Suspicious Dish posted:Continuum was an AIDS denialism magazine published in London. The magazine ceased publication after all of its editors died of AIDS.[3][1][4] it did not continuum
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whenever i read ogg i think augh then i think of charlie brown there's a funny joke there somewhere maybe but gently caress if i can figure it out right now
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