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02-23-2010, 07:43 AM
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Re: For Goodness Sake
If this is the same chick I saw in a video clip (and I think it is), she attatches a weight to each of those rings. Looks wierd.
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06-25-2020, 06:30 AM
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Re: For Goodness Sake
You know when you get that cheap socket set in an under $10 Christmas gift exchange? You take it home, it actually comes in handy a few times. You think to yourself that with this socket set you are going to keep it nice and put each socket where it belongs. It sits for a month, maybe three. You take it out to assemble some IKEA furniture and things don't go well. You are starting to get pissed. You aren't supposed to need any tools for assembly, but damn it, the shit isn't going together like in their six language instructions with the confusing perspective four dimensional drawing. You go to open the socket set. It is stuck just a little bit. You put a little too much muscle into opening it. It flys open, sockets go up and outward in all directions. Super pissed off, instead of just throwing them all away, you throw them into the tool box that is nothing but a mess of 20 different socket sets thrown loose in the bottom. You can't bring yourself to throw they all away, despite getting a new socket set every Father's Day and every Christmas. Sockets get thrown in the bottom of the tool box until you can barely close it. When you move the toolbox, the sockets clang together like a pocket full of change in deep slack's pockets. It is a sound every man knows. It is the sound of defeat. Is fucking her like sticking your dick in the bottom of your socket tool box? |
