Quote O' The Day

[Krandall]

[Today at 09:34:56 PM] del ban troy: I'm gonna tongue punch your fartbox Geo

[Geo]

wtf that isnt quote worthy...i brought that here weeks ago...ask anyone...

[Krandall]

[Today at 09:45:38 PM] del ban troy: Geo is bisxual, he likes men and boys

[Krandall]

[Today at 09:45:56 PM] del ban troy: I'd show you why they call me uncle knuckles Geo

[Today at 09:46:00 PM] del ban troy: true story

[Today at 09:46:03 PM] del ban Adam: but i bet one of us is guarenteee to almost piss himself outa laughfter

[Today at 09:46:06 PM] del ban Geo: hahahha

[Today at 09:46:12 PM] del ban troy: I'd have my entire hand in your ass in the first ten minutes

[Krandall]

[Today at 09:49:28 PM] del ban Geo: i wrap my dick in warm pancakes

[Krandall]

"What a real living human being is made of seems to be less understood today than at any time before, and men... are therefore shot wholesale nowadays." -Hermann Hesse


Demian is 20th-century, Nobel Prize-winning author Herman Hesse's spiritual coming-of-age novel. It was originally published under the name Emil Sinclair, which is also the name of the book's protagonist. "If a man does not think too much," Hesse wrote, "he rejoices at rising in the morning, and at eating and drinking. He finds satisfaction in them and does not want them to be otherwise. But if he ceases to take things for granted, he seeks eagerly and hopefully during the course of the day for moments of real life, the radiance of which makes him rejoice."

[Peelz]

[Today at 01:29:49 PM] preddy08: I'm really anal

no surprise here

[Krandall]

[Today at 02:22:02 PM] del ban Nick: I ice cream scoop, Spoonin is for whimps

[Peelz]

[Today at 02:22:02 PM] del ban Nick: I ice cream scoop, Spoonin is for whimps

giant soup ladle 

[Hefe]

mmmm Dewd soup

[Krandall]

"Marriage, it seems, confines every man to his proper rank." -Jean de La Bruyere

The 17th-century French essayist and moralist's book, Les Caracteres (1688), is organized into broad categories dealing with people and society: women, clergy, fashion. This line comes from "Of Personal Merit," Bruyere's essay on social standing and innate worth. "Many men have only their name to commend them," he wrote. "When you see them close, they are of no account; from a distance, they take you in."

[Magz]

thats why i like you Jeff cause you tell it like it is.  




[Today at 09:05:23 AM] Geo: ya jeff id tear her up

[Today at 09:05:30 AM] Spartan: I'd take the girl over that car any day...never really liked C4s

[Today at 09:05:36 AM] THIS SPACE FOR RENT: That little girl is BAD ASS!!

[Today at 09:05:43 AM] THIS SPACE FOR RENT: cha

[Today at 09:05:47 AM] Geo: ncie ass

[Today at 09:05:49 AM] Kenneth: lol you guys are harsh to models

[Today at 09:05:51 AM] Geo: id put my potassiam rod in her

[Today at 09:05:53 AM] maguilar496: shes really a dude isnt she?

[Today at 09:06:02 AM] THIS SPACE FOR RENT:  

[Krandall]

"The truth is too simple: one must always get there by a complicated route." -George Sand


"George Sand" was the nom de plume of 19th-century French novelist Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin, a contemporary of Flaubert (with whom she kept up a lengthy correspondence). "One is happy as a result of one's own efforts," Sand wrote, "once one knows the necessary ingredients of happiness -- simple tastes, a certain degree of courage, self denial to a point, love of work, and, above all, a clear conscience."

[Krandall]

[Today at 01:02:39 PM] del ban Colorado700R: put your helmet cam on your wang, then stop by peels

[Today at 01:02:49 PM] del ban Nick: yeah boi, first person shooter!

[Cammy]

[Today at 02:42:01 PM] Spartan: 6 is a little short and tight

And we thought preds was bad.