Yeah but what about your gimp?
More space means less braking, reducing bunching up. Check this article on traffic waves out
Where should I be looking here, the sea?
They should.come with someone to wash them for me
It can plot a course for Mount Doom
What’s Marina Bay Financial Centre got to do with this?
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Just the shots of balls swinging
Rasmussen? Yep Rasmussen.
Otters have been shooting kids
Hannibal Lector
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Why’s he got a boner though?
Reduces uti risk in general, or do you mean after sex?
Any good?