Search results

I guess it's understandable. Most people like a little privacy for applying lube. The Archbishop of Canterbury, enit? Kinky!

An old man being dragged down the street in a centuries-out-of-date vehicle with 4000 soldiers makes you the greatest country?

Wait. . . they lube him up?

Most other Shiny Hats have.

1,200 or 12,000? Or maybe 120,000?

So, upon what do you base your criteria of whether someone is worthy of a call to emergency services?

Not necessarily. He could drink some tea, or have somebody stumble into him. Or be found in bed with a dead girl or a live boy.

Kidnapped and tied to the cinema seat, enit?

Star's mommy should correct Star's eating habits.

Trump said he "never settles lawsuits." Well, first, that was a lie, as in "a false statement made with the knowledge that it is false, with the intent to deceive the hearer." Second, I guess you don't need to settle when you lose.

Pure speculation.

Just out of curiosity, did you call the emergency number?

Why, because it was lynchtime, of course!

Green Lantern was a pussy. The only thing super about him was some dime-store jewelry.

So did his mom. Well, maybe not a pint. Probably just a couple of teaspoons.

I LOVED the way he killed Green Lantern!

OK, how about you tell me who is saying you must do this and you can't do that, and what loss of life, liberty, or property is threatened for disobedience?

Until somebody comes up with a prima facie case that a law was broken, it's just political bad-mouthing. I thought you might have gathered that from my repeated questions about exactly what was done, and whether what was done broke an actual law. Clear enough?

Ah yes, the "I know this guy" method of acquiring expertise.

I don't suppose you can produce any stats on sexual predation, say, what percentage identify as hetero, what percentage as gay, and what percentage as trans? Of course not. That would simply demonstrate that the overwhelming majority of sexual predators are allegedly-straight men.