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aren't you idle on aim right now?

wouldn't that be the term that pussies use?

i don't see why not. are you a racist? towards nigger owls?

is that what you really look like chubbs?

this is great. what kind of camera are you using?

dear earl you're still up, you said it was time for bed two hours ago, you're a rebel. i just put the head on because it came to mind when i saw airborne. awesome. cool. sick. love, head pills

dear heatori and earl, fashowzen. ps no relevance.

silly me, what was i thinking?

http://www.neatorama.com/2006/07/24/the-25-most-important-questions-in-the-history-of-the-universe/ isn't that sooooooooooo oontz oontz?

i wouldn't know, i didn't even read that answer bullshit thing. does that make me lazy?

yeah dude that shit happened to me too.

doesn't anyone care about MY question??!? i even had the answer... all planned out to show you guys.... Our parents are totally going to ground us for talking about this, but if you must know, a "curse" was originally just a bad type of prayer. Thus, the first curse word was likely "damn," as in asking God to damn someone to Hell, which was considered taboo because of the religious power it wielded. Condemning people to an eternity of suffering isn’t something to let everyone just go around doing on a daily basis, so the government stepped in, leading to the first censorship laws. Among the first victims was William Shakespeare, whose works were considered quite racy for their time, and not just because he sent his fair share of characters to Hades. The Bard’s plays were littered with sexual innuendo, and eventually, these types of references became swear words as well. Depending on what the sexual mores of the current generation were, formerly innocuous words could suddenly become unfit for polite company. The Victorians, for instance, instituted the practice of referring to the thigh meat on a chicken as "dark meat" because saying the word "leg" or "thigh" at dinner could be enough to give your hostess a case of the vapors. And in the 17th century, the "c-word" that formerly referred to a certain barnyard fowl took on another, er, more inappropriate meaning, leading to the invention of words like "rooster" and "weathervane" to keep the newly dirty word from crossing genteel lips. Sometimes these avoidance tactics went a little too far, though. Case in point: the 1952-53 season of "I Love Lucy," during which, despite the star’s stomach being about the size of the Superdome, censors prevented the show’s writers from even once mentioning the word "pregnant."

how does a word become a curse word? was that noteable?

should i say something noteable in this post, or should i just stick with the question i'm asking right now?

nigga, does this satisfy you?

good thinking, are you a philosopher? i'm taking a philosophy class. it's the shit.

wouldn't my location be "Point B" if i knew how?

do you know from experience?

dear everyone, please stop hating me just because i spend all of my time here. it's a real downer. pillz

don't cats die from eating too many twinkies?

twinky you are without a doubt... a twinky?

Re: Bike to britain with this big ol potato. Hardt. No bandito my old history teacher had like 20 copies of this poster. he's white, hooked me up with one

Re: Bite my ankle with this big old potato. Hard. No habla espanol i haven't been here in a long time.

dear solano stroll, you were not worth it. sleeping

does anyone care about america or anything that has to do with it?