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12-09-2012, 08:26 PM
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Re: Car Crash Scene Victims Removed from Car
Whenever I see car rescue teams, I wish I was up there operating the jaws of life, pulling on a door or unscrewing a lifeless hot woman from twisted wreckage. I don't get these desires when I watch, hanging investigations or divers bringing up a submerged geisha. Nope, its only when I see mechanized mayhem, then I get the need to be on the rescue team. Maybe it was that tight ass blonde in "car wrapped around a tree" that ddid it. I imagined myself inches behind her tight buttocks, together we are pulling a door impaled thru the guy. |
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12-11-2012, 07:58 AM
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Re: Car Crash Scene Victims Removed from Car
(Professional Thai Pointer Alert!)@ 00:49 ya can clearly see a PTP stretching three of his fingers: this must be done before posing for the Trophy Photo, in which one or more PTP point @ the victim: this is a crucial element that wannabe PTPs often overlook, that's why their fingers always show blurred/curved/pixellated etcetera in the Trophy Photos. THIS is a semi-PTP in action (photo from the archive, unrelated with the OP): he looks straight @ the camera and points @ the victim, but you can feel his tension, the finger is too straight to be credible And why? Lack of streching exercises, of course. Now, look at THIS dude: ![]() he knows his business, he's so self-confident that no matter what happens, all that he'll do during the trophy photo is to point @ the victim. Not even the weather will affect his performance: PTPs have been caught on camera during ice storms, hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunami, mayan ends of the world and sandstorms. When a PTP reaches the top level (like in this case), he's allowed to use the so called "curved pointer technique": ![]() in this case his curved finger represents his status: he's beyond perfection. |