well, SOME of those reasons…..
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Guy: punches wall in my room because he’s mad a someone else.
Me: “please don’t punch my wall.”
Guy:” yeah you couldn’t just let me blow off that fucking stress without saying anything, could you? Like it means something!”
Me: “ok, just please don’t punch my wall.”
Guy: storms off the bed, into his room, slams the door and yells “Fuck you!”
me: “fuck you too. Sheesh.”
Well, We got you there, Cardinal…..
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Holy Shit.
Of course I’m going to try this, and feel like a fat whore while I do so…
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Intertitle from “The Penalty”, 1920
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well, i mean… i’m not knocking you for your religion as long as you don’t mind my man getting shit on his dick occasionally. Besides…… it’s only a book. well.. several. written by man. i mean, c’mon!
After seeing a bunch of these all over Orlando put up by religious groups, it’s nice to see that someone has decided to show some of the bibles less popular verses.
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RIP: Etta James, the legendary genre-spanning singer who gave the world many memorable hits including “At Last” and “The Wallflower,” has passed away. She was 73.
James, who was diagnosed with leukemia 2010, had been in poor health for some time.
Affectionately known as Miss Peaches, the Matriarch of R&B had multiple Grammys to her name, and was inducted into both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Blues Hall of Fame.
Incidentally, the man who discovered James, Johnny Otis, passed away just yesterday.
Below: James sings “Something’s Got A Hold On Me” in 1962.
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RIP: Etta James, the legendary genre-spanning singer who gave the world many memorable hits including “At Last” and “The Wallflower,” has passed away. She was 73.
James, who was diagnosed with leukemia 2010, had been in poor health for some time.
Affectionately known as Miss Peaches, the Matriarch of R&B had multiple Grammys to her name, and was inducted into both the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and the Blues Hall of Fame.
Incidentally, the man who discovered James, Johnny Otis, passed away just yesterday.
Below: James sings “Something’s Got A Hold On Me” in 1962.
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