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Harvesting Christmas trees, by helicopter
This is very cool...
This is very cool...
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Beer Glass
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Harvesting Christmas trees, by helicopter
This is very cool...
Wicked! Can you imagine being his kid on Go To Work With Dad Day?
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I'd forgotten all about this site... Some of the weirdest wee games I've seen.. All very random, if you browse around the site
I'd forgotten all about this site... Some of the weirdest wee games I've seen.. All very random, if you browse around the site
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myvinevideos dot com
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This one was very cool.
That would have really hurt if he missed.
That would have really hurt if he missed.
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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151215637368386&set=a.10150103050563386.275466.190558433385&type=1
gotta have gotten a laugh out of this.
gotta have gotten a laugh out of this.
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No video here - but I bet you haven't seen this before. The extent of his artwork is fascinating.
What is all of this below? Take a guess or click the above link.
What is all of this below? Take a guess or click the above link.
The same GQP demanding we move on from January 6th, 2021 is still doing audits of the November 3rd, 2020 election.
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Love this one. I've never seen this before. Thanks.
“I am enough of the artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”
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That is a lovely perspective.
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Python eats Alligator. I have never seen it.
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Life is simple; we are what we eat and what we read. Talk is superfluous.
Life is simple; we are what we eat and what we read. Talk is superfluous.
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How about this one? It amazes me every time I watch it.
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Literally never seen before - Write a Secret Letter in Semen
It's 1944, and this time you're a British spy. God, you are so cool. This really makes up for the time your mom found your dildo collection, right? Anyway, spy stuff: You need to get a message to your contact, but you know it will be intercepted by the enemy. They can detect invisible ink. What do you do? What would Jason Bourne do? What would James Bond do? And then you have your answer: You start furiously masturbating.
So they'll see you and leave embarrassed, buying you 10 more minutes?
Wait, What?
It's true -- one of the British's secret spy weapons was whackin' it.
Semen, it turns out, is a very effective invisible ink. Like other invisible inks, semen is undetectable when it dries out, but it has one big advantage over its competitors -- it doesn't react to iodine vapor. Since iodine vapor was the main detection method for invisible ink during the war, writing code in semen meant that even if a message was intercepted, its secrets most likely wouldn't be revealed. For a male spy, at least, it was plentiful, easy to transport, and always available. Female spies probably preferred to take their chances with the iodine.
This technique was actually used in the field, where only one flaw was found -- its distinctive smell. While fresh "ink" apparently didn't give off too malodorous a scent, one spy in Copenhagen stored his jam in jars, causing his letters to "stink to high heaven," and was told that a "fresh operation" was necessary for each communique. "Fresh operation" is easily our favorite World War II slang for jerking off, beating out "doing my bit for the war effort" and "loosing the soldiers on the beaches of Normandy."
Oh, and the guy whose research lead to the discovery of semen as invisible ink? His name was Cumming. History: It's the gift that keeps on giving.
It's 1944, and this time you're a British spy. God, you are so cool. This really makes up for the time your mom found your dildo collection, right? Anyway, spy stuff: You need to get a message to your contact, but you know it will be intercepted by the enemy. They can detect invisible ink. What do you do? What would Jason Bourne do? What would James Bond do? And then you have your answer: You start furiously masturbating.
So they'll see you and leave embarrassed, buying you 10 more minutes?
Wait, What?
It's true -- one of the British's secret spy weapons was whackin' it.
Semen, it turns out, is a very effective invisible ink. Like other invisible inks, semen is undetectable when it dries out, but it has one big advantage over its competitors -- it doesn't react to iodine vapor. Since iodine vapor was the main detection method for invisible ink during the war, writing code in semen meant that even if a message was intercepted, its secrets most likely wouldn't be revealed. For a male spy, at least, it was plentiful, easy to transport, and always available. Female spies probably preferred to take their chances with the iodine.
This technique was actually used in the field, where only one flaw was found -- its distinctive smell. While fresh "ink" apparently didn't give off too malodorous a scent, one spy in Copenhagen stored his jam in jars, causing his letters to "stink to high heaven," and was told that a "fresh operation" was necessary for each communique. "Fresh operation" is easily our favorite World War II slang for jerking off, beating out "doing my bit for the war effort" and "loosing the soldiers on the beaches of Normandy."
Oh, and the guy whose research lead to the discovery of semen as invisible ink? His name was Cumming. History: It's the gift that keeps on giving.
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A President with an actual sense of humor.
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Strangers kissing...
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A very, very rare picture of the 1941 Tour de France
My Karma just ran over your Dogma
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No video here - but I bet you haven't seen this before. The extent of his artwork is fascinating.
I'm speechless.. thanks for sharing it.
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Life is simple; we are what we eat and what we read. Talk is superfluous.
Life is simple; we are what we eat and what we read. Talk is superfluous.
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In the event anyone has NOT seen this... (because I actually hate tentacles! It creeps me out so bad - and no "hentai" is not all tentacles ~ tentacles creeps me out there too and sexually there are a lot of octopus and squid fetishes, not my thing, but a lot of people do like to eat) and I know it may fit the topic well for those that have not seen this.
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Man delivers.... baby fawn after pregnant mom is killed by car.
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Life is simple; we are what we eat and what we read. Talk is superfluous.
Life is simple; we are what we eat and what we read. Talk is superfluous.