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2017-08-09 at 9:55 AM UTC in The Retarded Thread: Click Here for AIDS
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2017-08-09 at 9:53 AM UTC in I've been stalking my current boyfriend for a decade +...
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2017-08-09 at 9:51 AM UTC in I am a rapistget shuffling guys
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2017-08-09 at 9:34 AM UTC in I've been stalking my current boyfriend for a decade +...
Originally posted by Captain Falcon Maybe if you lick her sordid cunt hard enough, she'll latch on to you next and make her way to the UK to brexit your life
tbph, i'd rather even do that, than suck a dirty cock, any fucking day. you dirty fucking homo faggot. i just don't know how you can do such a thing, that's so seriously fucking nasty dude.
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2017-08-09 at 9:27 AM UTC in I've been stalking my current boyfriend for a decade +...
Originally posted by hydromorphone Despite what that faggot §m£ÂgØL has had to say on the matter, since he's butthurt and a man-child, I was offered help by him, even had it forced on me despite me refusing, but I paid that nigger back. I only ever asked but a single time for help financially from him: $80 and it was paid back, even after being told numerous times "don't worry about it", "forget it", "I'm not worried about it, I don't want the money".
I may be a lot of things, I may be fucked up mentally, physically and done some fucked up shit I regret and hold a great deal of guilt and remorse for, even now, but I am not, nor ever have been a gold-digger or been with someone for money, and not because I couldn't have been… I was stalked for a short period of time by this black cowboy who had a fuckton of money, land, cattle, and was right up my alley when it came to horses. He wanted a pretty, down to earth white bitch to spoil and have on his arm. He was a nice guy, but not my cup of tea… he would have been the jackpot as far as gold-digging goes, if that was my agenda. I also supported my ex for the entirety of our relationship. He leeched off of me and my family. He was the gold-digger, honestly. Bled me and them dry eventually, among the other damage and pain he caused.
I'm a giving person. I hate taking from people, or even asking for help when I desperately need it. I could have done a lot of leeching and taking if I was so inclined, but that's not who I am and I couldn't live with myself for doing that to anyone. PoC may come to regret me for other reasons, but leeching or "gold-digging" won't be one of them.
i don't know why you bother replying to posts like that. you don't have to explain yourself to any of these fucktards.
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2017-08-09 at 7:54 AM UTC in I Like To Think About WSbuttholegas
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2017-08-09 at 7:45 AM UTC in The Retarded Thread: Click Here for AIDS
Originally posted by What_a_Kreep Yeah, I guess if you're going to get all "technical" about it. I'm just more referring to Step A lead to Step B when it comes to the autopsy results rather than C-Z behind the scenes action. My first brother was supposedly doing speedballs with cocaine and heroin but I'm not sure what happen with my brother who was found earlier today. They're going to have him cremated and I think my dad is kind of denial and is using the excuse that the body is too far gone to get an accurate autopsy. Which, yes, he has a point, but my other brother was able to get it done and it was close if not the same amount of time before he was found as welll.
My dad has never known how to approach drug addiction or any kind. He didn't even know what pot smelled like till I got busted with it when I was like 19. I used to smoke pot in his truck in high school and he said that I "been smoking cigarettesin my truck!" … yeah, one time he found a meth pipe in my bathroom when I was living at home (i forget what he claimed he was looking for) but he just left it there, said "I saw what was in your drawer" didn't even take it. He's 71, so him and my mom I thnk were just so burn by the time they had me.
lol, my dad is exactly the same age, 71. he's the same, has very little idea about drugs other than 'its evil', etc. it really wasn't a common thing in their day like it is now. most of their youth was directly affected by the war and its aftermath. it was a totally different world back then.
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2017-08-09 at 7:35 AM UTC in Weeeeel gonts, looks I'm back again.in the late 80s i got the SAS survival handbook and know a lot about this from reading the nuclear fallout section. i just found it online for you guys to check out. its very interesting.
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2017-08-09 at 7:04 AM UTC in I've been stalking my current boyfriend for a decade +...
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2017-08-09 at 7:03 AM UTC in Weeeeel gonts, looks I'm back again.i think japan looks awesome, i would love to go. especially to hear those hot jap chicks squeal as i go balls deep.
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2017-08-09 at 6:57 AM UTC in Weeeeel gonts, looks I'm back again.seems i was a little out on the distance, but a hundred bombs were detonated above ground just 65 miles from vegas. another 828 were detonated there below ground.
Nevada Test Site
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Nevada National Security Site[1] (N2S2),[2](though the abbreviation NNSS is still used), previously the Nevada Test Site (NTS), is a United States Department of Energy reservation located in southeastern Nye County, Nevada, about 65 miles (105 km) northwest of the city of Las Vegas. Formerly known as the Nevada Proving Grounds, the site was established on 11 January 1951 for the testing of nuclear devices, covering approximately 1,360 square miles (3,500 km2) of desert and mountainous terrain. Nuclear weapons testing at the Nevada Test Site began with a 1-kiloton-of-TNT (4.2 TJ) bomb dropped on Frenchman Flat on 27 January 1951. Many of the iconic images of the nuclear era come from the NTS.
During the 1950s, the mushroom clouds from the 100 atmospheric tests could be seen for almost 100 mi (160 km). The city of Las Vegas experienced noticeable seismic effects, and the distant mushroom clouds, which could be seen from the downtown hotels, became tourist attractions. St. George, Utah, received the brunt of the fallout of above-ground nuclear testing in the Yucca Flats/Nevada Test Site. Winds routinely carried the fallout of these tests directly through St. George and southern Utah. Marked increases in cancers, such as leukemia, lymphoma, thyroid cancer, breast cancer, melanoma, bone cancer, brain tumors, and gastrointestinal tract cancers, were reported from the mid-1950s through 1980.[3][4] The vast majority—828 of the 928 total nuclear tests—were underground.
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2017-08-09 at 6:53 AM UTC in Weeeeel gonts, looks I'm back again.but radiation is everywhere anyway. we wouldn't exist without it, the universe wouldn't exist without it. propaganda has gotten everyone living in fear of it.
again i'm not saying that a nuclear blast isn't devastating. just that people do think its a lot more powerful and destructive than it really is. many tests were conducted in the nevada dessert just 30/40 miles from vegas. how is vegas managing with all that fallout?
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2017-08-09 at 6:44 AM UTC in I've been stalking my current boyfriend for a decade +...ten years to bag him, and practically ten minutes to fuck it up. is this a record by any chance?
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2017-08-09 at 6:42 AM UTC in The Retarded Thread: Click Here for AIDS
Originally posted by What_a_Kreep I decided to put my wall of text in a spoiler button because I don't want to force people to read it or have it take up a bunch of space. It's still so long but I cut so much out. I'll probably shorten it up even more. A lot of it is off track and goes into another topic/person than who the main person and what the main occurene is about. I feel as if it's relavent though, just to add some comparison to the picture. I had a really shocking phone call this morning. It's more of a serious post topic so most will be bored and I advise you to not press "spoiler" but it just is nice to get out. Plus, there's a question at the end if anyone has something they can relate to or share with me, preferably by PM.
Post last edited by What_a_Kreep at 2017-08-09T06:26:52.841818+00:00
not trying to fuck with your head or anything, but if it was a drug overdose then saying 'drugs was the reason of death' is inaccurate. it would be more accurate to say 'prohibition was the reason', as prohibition causes the supply of drugs to get handed over to irresponsible people who sell wraps of the drugs with no clue as to there potency or content, making accurate dosaging virtually impossible unless you have access to a lab with gas chromatograph equipment.
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2017-08-09 at 6:30 AM UTC in Weeeeel gonts, looks I'm back again.
Originally posted by aldra I didn't compare the blast to a nuclear reactor at all; because there's no actual explosion it wouldn't make sense to do so.
I was only talking about the fallout and that the timelapse maps after Chernobyl are the best demonstration of how radioactive fallout will spread and kill far more than the primary explosions.
i would personally be a bit sceptical of those maps. who produced them? why did they produce them? what message are they trying to promote? would be the first questions i would ask.
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2017-08-09 at 6:27 AM UTC in Weeeeel gonts, looks I'm back again.but that's like measuring the temperature in your room and comparing the effect of the temp increase produced from a cup of coffee to the increase produced from the radiator. the radiator is permanently radiating energy where as the coffee radiates energy for the time it takes to cool which is pretty quickly. once the coffee has released all its energy it is no longer releasing any more, yet the energy that was released will still be effecting the room for a while. the radiator does not stop releasing energy and the energy released also affects the room temperature for a while, while even more energy continues to be released affecting the temperature on top of that energy that has already been released.
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2017-08-09 at 6:17 AM UTC in ITT we post really sexy women
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2017-08-09 at 6:12 AM UTC in Weeeeel gonts, looks I'm back again.
Originally posted by aldra lol, that's absolutely not true.
light radioactive particles carried by wind currents, ie. Iodide and Strontium isotopes have half-lives measured in weeks.
heavy particles (Cesium, Plutonium etc) carried by water, animals, storms etc. deposit into the topsoil (and your bones for some isotopes) and have half-lives measured in decades to centuries.
http://www.atomicarchive.com/Docs/Effects/wenw_chp2.shtml
which is the fallout produced by the explosion. nuclear reactors produce all that too, but they keep producing it continuously for thousands of years.
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2017-08-09 at 6:10 AM UTC in I am a rapperthree if you count these to refer to HTS
Look in the mirror, you can see it's you
You got two nice boobs and a penis too
Look in the mirror, you can see it's you
You got two nice boobs and a penis too
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2017-08-09 at 6:08 AM UTC in I am a rapperbtw, there are two NIS members mentioned in those lyrics^
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