And all along Boo said he knew what he was doing with his snake <_<


Snake

:haha:

worm

can't think or find a quick pick of the bully from the simspons that say aha aha all the time to place here so just imagine that while I look :P

NELSON MUNTZ

This post has been edited by UncleBuck: May 8 2006, 05:23 PM

sorry I got sidetracked
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Now back to....
Worm

I can see how......yummy!!


Inch

Boo :lol:

Hoo :huh:

here's the bully


And here's the snake


Sorry it took so long. I had to take a phone call.

He's trying to make fun of me because you said inch. But usually when people refer to the measurement of an inch in relation to my penis, they mean about an inch... from the floor when I'm standing.

I knew that, I was posting boo hoo as in crying :lol:


An inch from the floor when standing huh......

Schlong :bonerfied:

Duh! I'm a moron. Thanks for explaining all the really easy jokes to me.


yeah, I have really short legs. :lol:


Long Duk Dong

:P

new the name but couldnt place him.....sixteen candles


swving...................

well done! :thumbup:

Gung Ho!

Gung-ho is a phrase borrowed from Chinese, frequently used in English as an adjective meaning enthusiastic. The original Mandarin phrase is gōnghé (工合), a standard abbreviation for gōngyè hézuòshè (工業合作社), meaning industrial worker's cooperative. (It is true that gōng means work and hé means together, but gōnghé by itself is not a standard Chinese term and serves only as an abbreviation for the longer phrase: an English-language analogy of a non-fully comprehensible abbreviated phrase would be "IndCoop".)

The phrase entered the American vernacular when it was picked up by then-Major Evans F. Carlson, USMC. According to Carlson, it was used as a slogan by the WW2-era Chinese Communist Party's 8th Route Army, led by Zhu De.

The phrase was originally coined by Rewi Alley, a New Zealander who went to China in the 1920s and whose contribution to the country was later recognised when he became modern China's first honorary citizen. The industrial workers co-operatives that were formed as part of the Gung-ho movement stemmed from Helen Foster (Peg) Snow, wife of American journalist Edgar Snow. Peg Snow suggested to Rewi Alley that China needed widespread industry through the establishment of a movement (Alley, 1987).

Carlson traveled with the 8th and with Rewi Alley. Later he used gung ho during his (unconventional) command of the 2nd Marine Raider Battalion. From there it spread throughout the Marine Corps (hence the association between the two) and into American society as a whole. It is now often used in the ironic sense of excessively enthusiastic, overzealous.

Alley, R. (1987) Rewi Alley - An Autobiography, New World Press.

Gung Ho is also the name of one of the most-reproduced GI Joe action figures. First released in 1983, there have been sixteen different versions. He is described as a stereotypical "jarhead" Marine soldier hailing from New Orleans and is usually packaged with heavy weapons (missile launchers and machine-guns).

Thankyou, Wikipedia




Tally--hoo

Wow. That was a lot of information.

How 'bout confucious

confucious say

virginity like bubble...one prick-- all gone :P
gotta love google


new word .....virgin

tight :P

"like a glove!"

Condom = Penis glove

Condom it is......NEXT!!

Latex willy sheathe...

Latex free zone here :nahnah:

bareback

Hot lady horse rider

Naked run

streak

Glass Plus

Windex (nice mouth wash :P)

Birds crashing :unsure:

The Raven (Edgar Allen Poe)

Poetry