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I understand ligature marks, but blunt force trauma and blood spatter?
What a wedgie!
That's where the hemorrhoids come into play.
I understand ligature marks, but blunt force trauma and blood spatter?
What a wedgie!
Have we come to an end of the sly comments and innuendo? Is this the end to the tight, white band of brothers?
I see no further need to stretch the fruit that is of the loom. I can't cotton to this warp and weft to the fabric of this thread.
Here's a unique variance on the atomic wedgie.
Here's a unique variance on the atomic wedgie.
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That's stretching it a bit eh?
Here's a unique variance on the atomic wedgie.
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Instead of a loaf, now I bet he is pinching flat breads.
I prefer to bake a loaf that has risen, be it an hour or two at room temp or overnight in the fridge.
While a quick, low rise bread has a certain instant gratification; a slow, high rise loaf can't be beat. A hard, stiff crust with a giving, accepting interior is reminiscent of drive-in-movie ecstasy.
Rub aggressively with garlic. Lightly rub with ginger. Coat with shavings of horseradish, roast at 350 for 15 minutes and then drown in melted butter (topped with bacon, of course) and you'll die happy.
Gives me great pleasure to bump this thread:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/oklahoma-man-gets-30-years-prison-fatal-atomic-170147799--sector.html
30 years,,, no way... that's asinine
It would have been less, but he kept butting heads with the judge during the trial.
You guys finished?