What about Palestinian bankers?
I hate all bankers, the lizards, the roaches, the slugs, bankers are inhuman waste.
What about Palestinian bankers?
So you don't love Palestinians than?I hate all bankers, the lizards, the roaches, the slugs, bankers are inhuman waste.
So you don't love Palestinians than?
Did you get into a bad stash tonight?Check thee banker rule book and you will see that I am correct and you are wrong as usual.
Did you get into a bad stash tonight?
Because you start babbling.Why is it always my grass when you don't understand something?![]()
Because you start babbling.
I don't understand beaver babble. No one does. Not even the Elders.
Maybe if you could post a hand book on how to translate your dope fueled ramblings. Obviously written when you're lucid.
Oh I see the problem, you think you're depositing elucidating discussion. Like Louis and Peter thought they could sing, high.Oh I see the problem, you think refined elucidating discussion is babbling.
My sled dogs make more sense than you.That's because you're a backwoods rural type used to sharing your lunch with sled dogs and pooping in the forest.
When you stop babbling about Bankers hand books. While living off a healthy trust fund.How the hell will you know when I'm lucid ?
I've never heard of a telescope with a visual field as large as our binocular vision provides. Sure, there's some with wide angle telescopes, but a good wide angle telescope will put you in the 60-80° range, while a human with unimpaired vision in both eyes has about 200° (wide) by 135°(high). One eye alone gives you 160° by 135°. If you cut your field to less than half of what it should be, that would mean you have no peripheral vision, that is tunnel vision.Depends upon the telescope does it not?
I keep both eyes open, until the bittersweet moment. Then my right eye is fixed on the vitals.If you cut your field to less than half of what it should be, that would mean you have no peripheral vision, that is tunnel vision.
:lol: Just trying to spread the optical path.Oh yay! Televangelists. Like used car salesmen, without the integrity.
Just to add some more fuel to the fire:
Book tells Muslim men how to beat and control their wives
I've never heard of a telescope with a visual field as large as our binocular vision provides. Sure, there's some with wide angle telescopes, but a good wide angle telescope will put you in the 60-80° range, while a human with unimpaired vision in both eyes has about 200° (wide) by 135°(high). One eye alone gives you 160° by 135°. If you cut your field to less than half of what it should be, that would mean you have no peripheral vision, that is tunnel vision.
Well, I don't mind telling you that I'm kinda curious about the contents... I'm wondering if the sage advice in the pages includes helpful tips like stretching before the event, not forgetting to follow through
and perhaps not forgetting to wear the requisite muscle shirt to show-off the abusers hairy back.
Well it apparently does discuss the 'rights' of the husband, how the wife is not allowed to leave the home without permission, and that he may beat her by the hand or the stick.
Ewww. We need to have a talk you and I about postings and their effective mental imagery.
Especially before I've had breakfast.
Well it apparently does discuss the 'rights' of the husband, how the wife is not allowed to leave the home without permission, and that he may beat her by the hand or the stick.
Ewww. We need to have a talk you and I about postings and their effective mental imagery.
Especially before I've had breakfast.
And me patienly waiting for my wife to wake up so I can take her out to Breakfast.....
My turn to cook to-day:lol:
I've heard a little about this book - pretty sordid and reminiscent or the trailer-park myths that abound.
I'm guessing that the North American sequel will focus on how to confound the police and legal system in order to get away with this epic stupidity.
Sorry to ruin breaky.... Mind you, double-check the croissant that you get from the bakery next door - those kitchens get really hot, sometimes too hot for a shirt