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That's fucking SICK!!!
GO LIONS "11" !
GO LIONS "11" !
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Did anybody notice that the woman died in 2008 and that they spent 3 years investigating her death?"This is an empty signature. Because apparently carrying a quote from anyone in this space means you are obsessed with that person. "Comment
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Its not just in the UK. Did you see post #382? Some people really like doggy style.Originally posted by THE STEE View Post
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She should have stuck with a horse!Comment
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Bahhhhh
Bahhhhh :twisted:19.1119, NO LONGER WAITINGComment
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I was gonna go there Gonz, but sheep are sexually abused more by men.Comment
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Ruh-huh-reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaally?Originally posted by YT View Post
YOU don't say.
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You posted about her after I reposted about him (the Rugby player) having himself some (cringe) dog sexxx.19.1119, NO LONGER WAITINGComment
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You Canucks!!!!
This person was in Ireland, not the UK (If they were from the UK I doubt they'd insist on a pedigree! )
AAL Quintez Cephus
If you fall during your life, it doesn't matter. You're never a failure as long as you try to get up.Comment
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..Tourists saw Calif. man fall into Maui blow hole
*By JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER - Associated Press | AP ? 6 hrs ago
HONOLULU (AP) ? Witnesses who watched a Northern California man get sucked into a Maui blow hole to his apparent death say that the tourist was dancing around and frolicking in the sprays of water moments before a wave knocked him down.
Rocco Piganelli, of La Jolla, Calif., said he stared in horror as he watched a large wave push the tourist into the hole off Nakalele Point on Saturday afternoon. The man popped up briefly with the next wave, then disappeared.
"We all stared for like 30 seconds and then I realized ? he's gone. He's down there," Piganelli told The Associated Press in a telephone interview Wednesday. "I felt like I was going to throw up."
Piganelli, a flight attendant for Southwest Airlines, readied himself to attempt to resuscitate the man, fully expecting him eventually surface. But the man never did.
"The girl who was with him let out this horrifying scream," he said.
He and other tourists scrambled over a cliff to look for the man out in the ocean as powerful waves crashed violently against sharp rocks.
"In my heart, I kind of knew he wasn't coming out," Piganelli said. "I wanted to give him hope because it was all I could do."
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Pretty traumatic for everyone I'm sure. The stories where everyone is happy and enjoying themselves and sudden tragedy strikes are the ones that give me the chills.Rashean Mathis: "I'm an egg guy. Last year we didn't have (the omelet station). I didn't complain, but I was dying inside."Comment
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How scary. That's one of ms. Slf and my favorite spots.To be a professional means that you don't die. - Takeru "the Tsunami" KobayashiComment
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Hanging of 'Truck Nuts' Grows into a Free Speech Debate
*By Elizabeth Robichaux Brown, Published August 02, 2011, FoxNews.com
'Don't touch my junk,' is taking on new meaning.
"Truck nuts," fake bull testicles made of plastic or metal that drivers hang on the back of their pickups to make a truck look more manly, have been around for years. Some find them funny, while others find them offensive, prompting at least three states to try to ban them -- unsuccessfully.
But a recent case in South Carolina is fueling debate over whether these ornaments violate a state's indecency laws and if attempting to regulate them infringes on freedom of speech.
On July 5, Virginia Tice, 65, from Bonneau, S.C. pulled her pickup truck into a local gas station with red, fake testicles dangling from the trailer hitch. The town's police chief, Franco Fuda, pulled up and asked her to remove the plastic testicles.
When she refused, he wrote her a $445 ticket saying that she violated South Carolina?s obscene bumper sticker law.
The South Carolina code of laws reads, ?a sticker, decal, emblem, or device is indecent ? in a patently offensive way, as determined by contemporary community standards, sexual acts, excretory functions, or parts of the human body.?
Tice lawyered up and said that she was preparing to challenge Fuda in court. But before she could ask for a jury trial, Fuda, in a rare move, beat her to it.
Fuda says he is pushing for a jury trial and hopes the outcome will clarify the state?s obscenity laws, leaving no room for misinterpretation.
?The law is very clear, and I am prepared to take it all the way,? Fuda told FoxNews.com.
Scott Bischoff, Tice?s lawyer, says his client is not bowing down because ?this whole thing was caused by the arresting officer, who is arbitrarily interpreting a statute incorrectly.?
Bischoff will argue whether these large, red, plastic testicles are ?really an accurate depiction of a human body part.?
?He is nuts,? says Jay Bender, a lawyer and professor at the University of South Carolina, referring to Fuda and his interpretation of the law. Bender says although tasteless and stupid, they are not illegal, and adds, ?Chief Fuda is abusing his arrest powers.? He says the statute is very clear about what material is obscene and ?it doesn?t have anything to do with artificial bull testicles.?
David Hudson, a First Amendment attorney and scholar, says laws banning these types of decals, emblems or bumper stickers are problematic, but often someone just hasn?t challenged them.
Hudson believes Tice and her lawyer can make a good case the South Carolina law is ?unconstitutionally vague and unconstitutionally board, and it violates the First Amendment.?
In the past, lawmakers in Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland and Florida have proposed legislation to ban these types of decals and other explicit bumper stickers.
Hudson detailed many cases where law enforcement officials cited individuals for the content of their bumper stickers, and in the majority of those cases, a judge tossed them out because ?the First Amendment protects a great deal of offensive expression.?
Hudson also cites the Supreme Court?s opinion that ?the government may not prohibit the expression of an idea simply because society finds the idea itself offensive or disagreeable.?
Even though the attempts to ban "truck nuts" have been unsuccessful, customers are still leery about their legality.
Trick Trucks, a truck accessory chain, has been selling them for years and has had customers question whether they are illegal. Keith Dillard says sales at his Lanham, Md., store are hit and miss, but ?when people talk about outlawing or banning them, they come in to buy them up.?
?I can?t see a piece of plastic being offensive, it?s not like you can?t see that along the road, there are farms all over,? says Ron Pelletier, assistant manager of the Trick Trucks in Waldof, Md. Both say most people buy them as gag gifts.
Neither side in Bonneau, S.C., is laughing over this legal mess, but they do agree the public interest in the case is shocking. Fuda said that he?s been getting a lot of feedback from people, including one Florida woman who stopped by the police station to say she was glad he wrote the ticket, while another man called to ask, ?if we didn?t have anything better to do??
?We concur with the sentiments of people in our community and across the nation that this whole thing is a big waste of time, but it was all started by Chief Fuda,? says Bischoff.
The case goes to trial next month.
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“He is nuts,” says Jay Bender, a lawyer and professor at the University of South Carolina, referring to Fuda and his interpretation of the law.
heh heh."I ain't the type to bitch, I ain't the type to cry, I will sit at your red light and wait for your shit to go by."Comment
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He may be nuts, but is he bull nuts, or just squirrel nuts?Comment
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just hang 2 tennis balls in a mesh bag and see what people say. Would be fun to see how they handle that one.Rashean Mathis: "I'm an egg guy. Last year we didn't have (the omelet station). I didn't complain, but I was dying inside."Comment
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