He wears panties, lip stick, high heels, did I mention eyeshadow, or was that a bruise can't remember... Hmmm my fists still hurt.

 

[QUOTE]He wears panties, lip stick, high heels, did I mention eyeshadow, or was that a bruise can't remember... Hmmm my fists still hurt.

 

i agree w/fltfshr, ^^^yo drawz too tightt!!

 

Raise your hand for a short dick contest ?

Only you qualify, like I said, reading through your post as flshr mentioned you wear the panties.



I was just f'n around.

 

2xpost

 

Let me connect the dots for you
... someone starts trying to be an internet tough guy
... seems like they have something to prove.

 

Well, I check it out every now and then, however the thing that makes me sick about that part of the boards is how repetitive the stories are. I especially hate it when the topic starter is vague and misspells every other word--basically they type like a 3rd grader.

Aside from that, Have the moderators of this board ever considered legal implications that the street encounters section may cause? I just thought about it, but it would only take one moron to do something and then sue the people who run the board. Sort of like all the frivolous lawsuits of the 90's when people were suing mcdonalds for serving the coffee too hot.

 

Kind of like reading the Penthouse Forum..."I never dreamed this could happen to me, but last week... " and the flows from there.

 

The spin on this case always comes up, but rarely the facts of the case. The punitive part of the award was based on the equivalent pf ONE DAY'S sale of Mickey D's coffee nation wide.
Please read the following
http://knoxlawyers.tripod.com/McDonalds.htm
http://www.citizen.org/congress/civjus/tor...cles.cfm?ID=785
http://www.lectlaw.com/files/cur78.htm
Of particular interest is this paragraph from the last link:
"McDonalds asserted that customers buy coffee on their way to work or
home, intending to consume it there. However, the companys [sic] own research
showed that customers intend to consume the coffee immediately while
driving" which, of course, is why we have cup holders in our cars and coffee is served in cups topped with lids having pre-scored sippy holes.