cool story
Baba Booey
Baba Booey
Short answer: Yes.
Long answer: No, you were always mad.
Long answer: No, you were always mad.
[Blinking eyes thing]
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يا رفاق هم مثلي الجنس
i'm not
Baba Booey
i think i may be
on that subject, where's squiggles?ph1shman420 wrote:
يا رفاق هم مثلي الجنس
he disappeared into the ether
who is squiggles?
He's on Xfire now.cowami wrote:
on that subject, where's squiggles?ph1shman420 wrote:
يا رفاق هم مثلي الجنس
he disappeared into the ether
http://forums.bf2s.com/profile.php?id=2551312/f/taiwan wrote:
who is squiggles?
Wow, his last post was over a year ago? How time flies.
[Blinking eyes thing]
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that's what i was thinkingTy wrote:
Wow, his last post was over a year ago? How time flies.
cow lets bang
drive down to ormond beach and do my lab report and i'll think about it
to this:
yo phish, are you underwater?
Baba Booey
slightly
WTF was that all about? Why did she get so pissy and about what?
Oh, and Ozzies. I new your outback island is actually a portal to Mars. Cool pix Minty!
Behold, a visualization of the contiguous United States, colored by distance to the nearest domestic McDonald’s!
http://www.weathersealed.com/
http://www.weathersealed.com/
As expected, McDonald’s cluster at the population centers and hug the highway grid. East of the Mississippi, there’s wall-to-wall coverage, except for a handful of meager gaps centered on the Adirondacks, inland Maine, the Everglades, and outlying West Virginia.
For maximum McSparseness, we look westward, towards the deepest, darkest holes in our map: the barren deserts of central Nevada, the arid hills of southeastern Oregon, the rugged wilderness of Idaho’s Salmon River Mountains, and the conspicuous well of blackness on the high plains of northwestern South Dakota. There, in a patch of rolling grassland, loosely hemmed in by Bismarck, Dickinson, Pierre, and the greater Rapid City-Spearfish-Sturgis metropolitan area, we find our answer.
Between the tiny Dakotan hamlets of Meadow and Glad Valley lies the McFarthest Spot: 107 miles distant from the nearest McDonald’s, as the crow flies, and 145 miles by car!
Suffer a Big Mac Attack out there, and you’re hurtin’ for certain! For a coupla hours, at least, unless graced by the tender blessings of “manna from heaven” - that is, a fast food air drop from the Medi-Copter.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
sick
Nasty.Kmarion wrote:
Behold, a visualization of the contiguous United States, colored by distance to the nearest domestic McDonald’s!
http://www.weathersealed.com/
http://i34.tinypic.com/v6marq.jpgAs expected, McDonald’s cluster at the population centers and hug the highway grid. East of the Mississippi, there’s wall-to-wall coverage, except for a handful of meager gaps centered on the Adirondacks, inland Maine, the Everglades, and outlying West Virginia.
For maximum McSparseness, we look westward, towards the deepest, darkest holes in our map: the barren deserts of central Nevada, the arid hills of southeastern Oregon, the rugged wilderness of Idaho’s Salmon River Mountains, and the conspicuous well of blackness on the high plains of northwestern South Dakota. There, in a patch of rolling grassland, loosely hemmed in by Bismarck, Dickinson, Pierre, and the greater Rapid City-Spearfish-Sturgis metropolitan area, we find our answer.
Between the tiny Dakotan hamlets of Meadow and Glad Valley lies the McFarthest Spot: 107 miles distant from the nearest McDonald’s, as the crow flies, and 145 miles by car!
Suffer a Big Mac Attack out there, and you’re hurtin’ for certain! For a coupla hours, at least, unless graced by the tender blessings of “manna from heaven” - that is, a fast food air drop from the Medi-Copter.
Why is my area the brightestKmarion wrote:
Behold, a visualization of the contiguous United States, colored by distance to the nearest domestic McDonald’s!
http://www.weathersealed.com/
http://i34.tinypic.com/v6marq.jpgAs expected, McDonald’s cluster at the population centers and hug the highway grid. East of the Mississippi, there’s wall-to-wall coverage, except for a handful of meager gaps centered on the Adirondacks, inland Maine, the Everglades, and outlying West Virginia.
For maximum McSparseness, we look westward, towards the deepest, darkest holes in our map: the barren deserts of central Nevada, the arid hills of southeastern Oregon, the rugged wilderness of Idaho’s Salmon River Mountains, and the conspicuous well of blackness on the high plains of northwestern South Dakota. There, in a patch of rolling grassland, loosely hemmed in by Bismarck, Dickinson, Pierre, and the greater Rapid City-Spearfish-Sturgis metropolitan area, we find our answer.
Between the tiny Dakotan hamlets of Meadow and Glad Valley lies the McFarthest Spot: 107 miles distant from the nearest McDonald’s, as the crow flies, and 145 miles by car!
Suffer a Big Mac Attack out there, and you’re hurtin’ for certain! For a coupla hours, at least, unless graced by the tender blessings of “manna from heaven” - that is, a fast food air drop from the Medi-Copter.
i only fuck wit da kang yo
bk ftw
bk ftw
Baba Booey
because nj is a shithole?
South Jersey is nice. We're called the Garden State for a reason. It's only some of the Northern Parts that suck; Newark, Camden, Jersey City, Trenton, Union City.ph1shman420 wrote:
because nj is a shithole?
The suburbs are nice. Hell Bayonne is an alright place and it's always nice to go bar hopping in Berganfield.
Hey Watman! I asked you a question ^^ up there! Answer it, or else.