Your head looks so tiny next to the one on the right jeeze. Kinda makes me think of the nephilim stories? Funny how people could use bones as currency in that weird way
My avatar is an image created by this very talented gentleman, of whose work I am extremely jealous. It was not originally a picture of Amunet, but it certainly looks a great deal like how I envision her!
more bric-a-brac... Trying to compensate for things, Idk what things bigger manhood? Who wouldn't want that? A nicer car? Or the fact that I am cut like a diamond just make ya jelly breh?
Actually obese people whom are still mobile are muscular in general due to the fact that it takes having more muscle on their skeletal system to actually be able to carry around all that extra weight. Its just covered by the fat stores.
IE - I weigh 108lbs someone who is also 5'0" and 208lbs is going to have more muscle than me by "default" because it takes more muscle for them to actually function. (Read default as: without exercise or work towards muscle beyond daily life functions.)
(Mhaldor's Next Top Model): Melodie says, "Get rekt scrubbbbb."
(Mhaldor's Next Top Model): You say, "Scrubbbssss."
(Mhaldor's Next Top Model): Trey says, "Austere was hangin' out the passenger side of his best friend's ride, apparently."
Moving along from calling people fat/obese/skinny/what ever. You are what you are and you are all beautiful snowflakes. More beards and less half naked pictures (really, no one wants to see it, or care). Or cats. Post you and your cat.
Moving along from calling people fat/obese/skinny/what ever. You are what you are and you are all beautiful snowflakes. More beards and less half naked pictures (really, no one wants to see it, or care). Or cats. Post you and your cat.
But...but...what if you don't own a cat*? (
Not that I ever would mind you.
Janeway: Tuvok! *clapclap* Release my hounds!
Krenim: Hounds? How cliche.
Janeway: Tuvok! *clapclap* Release my rape gorilla!
@KresslackTell me something, from someone who has never attempted to grow a beard past the point where I shave it off, as mine grow really slowly, it's usually a week; as it gets longer, does it get any less itchy? That is one of the things that I hate when I consider leaving it grow out longer and then veto that decision because of the sheer annoyance of the itch.
Janeway: Tuvok! *clapclap* Release my hounds!
Krenim: Hounds? How cliche.
Janeway: Tuvok! *clapclap* Release my rape gorilla!
Moving along from calling people fat/obese/skinny/what ever. You are what you are and you are all beautiful snowflakes. More beards and less half naked pictures (really, no one wants to see it, or care). Or cats. Post you and your cat.
Moving along from calling people fat/obese/skinny/what ever. You are what you are and you are all beautiful snowflakes. More beards and less half naked pictures (really, no one wants to see it, or care). Or cats. Post you and your cat.
But...but...what if you don't own a cat*? (
Not that I ever would mind you.
Then shamelessly steal pictures of Dunn's dog.
Dunn! (Done)
Janeway: Tuvok! *clapclap* Release my hounds!
Krenim: Hounds? How cliche.
Janeway: Tuvok! *clapclap* Release my rape gorilla!
@KresslackTell me something, from someone who has never attempted to grow a beard past the point where I shave it off, as mine grow really slowly, it's usually a week; as it gets longer, does it get any less itchy? That is one of the things that I hate when I consider leaving it grow out longer and then veto that decision because of the sheer annoyance of the itch.
Yes, at least for me it did. The itch is the initial stubble, but as it grows out it gets smoother and more comfortable. I shampoo and condition my beard just like my hair.
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I do own a kilt, but not a sporran. And I prefer my skirts shorter.
Honourable, knight eternal,
Darkly evil, cruel infernal.
Necromanctic to the core,Dance with death forever more.
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