FUCK EVERYONE

I know they've already been posted but fuck it.

From earlier in tha thread. My dude Jim Jones's flicks.

Chea.

NOPE!

Ay but bump my guy Putrid 132!

DAVE GET A NEW FUCKIN THROWUP. Definitely a bite. And im not playin..

Keep tha change...

CAUSE I LIKE TO ACT A FOOL!

Time to go back to 211 mixed with tilt. Oh god.

RIP LOKE! Im gunna miss u.

My dude... You know all us hoodlums are gunna be having loko withdraws. Dont act like its not gunna happen. I AM ADDICTED TO FOUR LOKO AND I LIKE IT! Mr. Talken we need to chat about these cases if your being serious... I know where to get em by tha 12 pack.

Right.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lY5Zum-7K8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms1pHd9VpB4 On tha real its all about Freemont.

Never that.

Gear down. No one said anything against Kerse. Rip King Kerse.

Come to Ballerd and get yo chain took.

EXTENDO!

No big deal...:rolleyes:

Check tha Kade up there. Rip. Dues Are Paid.

In 2005, three college friends from The Ohio State University noticed the growing popularity of mixing caffeinated alcohol drinks, like Red Bull and vodka, and decided to create a beverage company of their own. They took out a Small Business Administration loan, maxed out their credit cards, and put all of their financial resources on the line to launch Chicago-based Phusion Projects, LLC. Over the past five years, Phusion Projects has become a successful alcoholic beverage company that sells its products in 47 states. Phusion Projects created the brands Four Loko and Four MaXed, drinks that combine alcohol with caffeine, gaurana, and taurine, along with Earthquake, a non-caffeinated High Gravity Lager. From the company’s inception, Phusion Projects has been committed to being a responsible member of the alcoholic beverage industry and setting standards that are unmatched by other companies in the industry. Phusion Projects works with distributors, retailers, local enforcement agencies and advocacy groups to ensure its products are used properly and only by adults of legal drinking age. The company has implemented strict standards for its retailers and conducts ongoing training to ensure its products are sold only to adults 21 and older. Phusion Projects believes in being a good neighbor in the communities in which it operates. Along with contributing to the federal and state economies and supporting jobs across the country, Phusion Projects sets aside a percentage of annual profits to fund a number of charities, including: the American Cancer Society, Phoenix Children's Hospital, United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona, The Boys & Girls Club of East Los Angeles, Helping Hands in Africa, and the Ronald McDonald House.