Meechie & MsBehave get lubed daily with their sunscreen. Meechie will definatly have Daniel Craig in the mix. Their every need is met. BMF and her beefcake dine on cheeseburgers and koolaid with alcohol in it.
The female/beefcake side of the island offers amazing huts with jacuzzi tubs and air conditioning. There are no bugs or spiders or snakes anywhere. Everyone lives happily ever after.
On the other side of the island where the assholes are.....they are forced to anal rape each other for the rest of their lives. I'm pretty sure they'd learn to like women and treat them with an ounce of respect after about 20 years of Lucinda being their girl.
FrogBitch, you choose to attack someone's innoncent daughter, so does that make your little midgets fair game? I don't believe in dragging people's families into our bickering, but for you, I'll glady make an exception if you want to sink to that level.
'Cuz I'm thinking your wife must be retarded anyway to be married to you. So what is it? She suffer from traumatic brain injury or was it FAS?
Meechie & MsBehave get lubed daily with their sunscreen. Meechie will definatly have Daniel Craig in the mix. Their every need is met. BMF and her beefcake dine on cheeseburgers and koolaid with alcohol in it.
Stupid drunks, what to do with it ? women are outlawed
Meechie & MsBehave get lubed daily with their sunscreen. Meechie will definatly have Daniel Craig in the mix. Their every need is met. BMF and her beefcake dine on cheeseburgers and koolaid with alcohol in it.
Stupid drunks, what to do with it ? women are outlawed
And meanwhile, I will annoy the shit out of you, aquaplaning around on my 4 cylinder 4 stroke jetski, running it on 90% unleaded 98 octane and 10% Diesel, just to give it that loud, smokey and noisy effect to disturb you all during your demonic orgie.
Then, I will drink a carton of beer and go back out on the jetski for some more fun, and drowning out your orgasms with my loud 2 stroke petrol-Diesel mix.
And meanwhile, I will annoy the shit out of you, aquaplaning around on my 4 cylinder 4 stroke jetski, running it on 90% unleaded 98 octane and 10% Diesel, just to give it that loud, smokey and noisy effect to disturb you all during your demonic orgie.
Then, I will drink a carton of beer and go back out on the jetski for some more fun, and drowning out your orgasms with my loud 2 stroke petrol-Diesel mix.
You changed your jetski engine when you were out on the water ?
And meanwhile, I will annoy the shit out of you, aquaplaning around on my 4 cylinder 4 stroke jetski, running it on 90% unleaded 98 octane and 10% Diesel, just to give
Vern,
The boy has no idea what causes fouled plugs, does he?
An education is a fine thing. It enables those who have one to smile when they tell those who don't -- Da mihi sis bubulae frustrum assae, solana tuberosa in modo gallico fricta, ac quassum lactatum coagulatum crassum.
Edited by Meechie92 (78286) on 2008-07-21 14:47:54
Jager, when conversing with ManPig, it is important that you stick to grunting and farting. Using big words only confuse him causing him to post yet another ManPig rant.
Pig whores rights movement celebrates 160 years of attacking women who want a more traditional marrage , the church's , & families
sissy care bear men rejioce under the chains of thier oppresive demanding yeast infected vaginas who BTW want HALF of your blood sweat and tears .
HALF .... HA! I SPIT AT THEE AND YE creature feature faces
LOL
half
ROTFLMAO
free Men everywhere projectile vomit in thier fat & ugly faces
Give America a chance to be great again and Repeal womens rights & right to vote !
By Annie Laurie Gaylor
Article Last Updated: 07/19/2008 12:35:21 PM MDT
This weekend marks the 160th anniversary of the first women's rights convention in history.
The Seneca Falls Convention in New York, convened by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and four feminist friends, met during the hot days of July 19-20, 1848, "to discuss the social, civil, and religious condition and rights of woman." It was at this convention that Stanton proposed her shocking resolution for "woman suffrage" - demanding women's right to vote.
A short, unsigned notice, composed around a tea table, appeared in the July 14, 1848, issue of the Seneca County Courier. The women had only three days to draw up their Declaration of Women's Rights, and they hit upon the genius of rewording the Declaration of Independence.
"We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal," they began, with the obvious addition of "and women." Instead of King George, they referred to the male sex, which "has compelled her to submit to laws, in the formation of which she had no voice" and which "allows her in Church, as well as State, but a subordinate position." The resolutions at the conference rang out: "It is the duty of the women of this country to secure to themselves their sacred right to the elective franchise," one said.
The final resolution, offered by Lucretia Mott, is still radical, still not yet realized: "That the speedy success of our cause depends upon the zealous and
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untiring efforts of both men and women, for the overthrow of the monopoly of the pulpit and for the securing to woman an equal participation with men in the various trades, professions and commerce." The ruins of the Wesleyan Chapel where the gathering met are now the Women's Rights National Historic Park. The Declaration of Women's Rights is inscribed in marble.
It is proper that our government commemorates the Seneca Falls convention. Yet Stanton was leery of monuments. She wanted a legacy of action, change and equality now.
The anniversary of the Seneca Falls Convention is an appropriate time to take stock.
While women have had the vote since 1920, we still are woefully underrepresented in the halls of power.
And when one of our own, Hillary Rodham Clinton, ran for president, she faced all sorts of sexism.
A Washington Post woman columnist publicly admonished her for showing "cleavage." Carl Bernstein derided her "thick ankles." FOX News' Marc Rudov said: "When Hillary Clinton speaks, men hear, 'take out the garbage."' MSNBC's Tucker Carlson said: "When she comes on television, I involuntarily cross my legs." New York Times news coverage referred to Clinton's "cackle," as did other media.
"Like her or not," as CBS anchor Katie Couric put it, "one of the great lessons of the campaign is the continued and accepted sexism in American life, particularly in the media." The media flayed the early feminists unmercifully. Some things haven't changed that much in 160 years.
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Annie Laurie Gaylor is co-president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, based in Madison, Wis., and is editor of the newspaper Freethought Today and the anthology, "Women Without Superstition: No Gods - No Masters No husbands no make up . learn to love my big fat ass ,farty sweatpants and cat urine ."
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