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Bobby never saw it coming.
by Bunk X ( 35 Comments › )Filed under Caption This, Humor, Movies, OOT, Open thread at July 25th, 2012 - 10:00 pm
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We're not easily offended and don't want people to think they have to walk on eggshells around here (like at another place that shall remain nameless) but of course, there is a limit to everything.
Play nice!
this guy never saw it coming either
Five ‘jealous’ wives rape Nigerian man to death
In an extraordinary case of jealousy, a Nigerian man -- husband of six -- was allegedly raped to death by his five spouses as he was paying too much attention to his sixth wife in east-central Benue state.
Uroko Onoja, a wealthy businessman, was having sex with his youngest wife when the other five women attacked him with knives and sticks, demanding that he have sex with all of them at once
@ rain of lead:
What a way to go! I have fantasies like this.
Flyovercountry wrote:
Strange, I on the other hand have fantasies of…. Not dying…
pps:
doriangrey wrote:
I’m with you. I’d rather be finding a few non-jealous types.
Flyovercountry wrote:
yeah…
did you read the whole thing?
not a fun way to go, not at all
@ Flyovercountry:
No you don’t.
@ 3 doriangrey: Savior 5 finger Ruby
@mistressmatisse is the local specialist on sex and violence. It’s like comedy. A lot of it is timing, delivery, and emphasis.
doriangrey wrote:
At this point, I would sincerely welcome death -- but NOT through any means that involve perverse sexuality, thankyouverymuch.
@katsnacks
@strippertweets
@mistressmatisse
@vegascourtesan
All very smart women who tweet about the non violent side of life. Well maybe not mistressmatisse. she tweets about house construction.
Bunk X wrote:
I’m older than dirt, but I don’t look like that.
Canadians have to love them when they play Canadian football.
@ 11 1389AD: you are saying you were created? right? A creationist huh????? I think Charles Johnson has an evolving chicken bone to pick with you….
@ darkwords:
Hubris. It’ll getcha every time. LOL.
@ 1389AD:
Herd of Indricotheria Captured
@ Bunk X:
No, misidentification. Those are Hippopotamammae Sp.
http://marezilla.com/2012/07/bloggers-beware-an-important-reminder/
@ Alberta Oil Peon:
You know me. I don’t blow smoke.
I am so looking forward to having actual broadband internet access again when I get home…
//Kuwait is stuck in 1998
Good Morning everyone. More Snowbird pictures then back to regular boring stuff.
lobo91 wrote:
Simple pleasures we all take for granted here will seem very special, some things you may not even have thought about, but will when you return. Whenever I’m out of the country, even it’s for a week or two, I suddenly see this country with new eyes and feel my appreciation even more deeply than before. I know you’re certainly no stranger to that feeling, you’ve felt it before, and I can well appreciate your anticipation. When I returned home (back in the 70s) after a 15 month WestPac I felt I was in Oz.
@ MacDuff:
Back in the day, I always thought every American should walk through Checkpoint Charlie at least once.
George Carlin -- Arrogance of mankind
Probably our next Surgeon General…
Guggi wrote:
Nice, I haven’t seen that routine in years! You have quite an affinity and appreciation of American culture, don’t you?
MacDuff wrote:
YEP
@ MacDuff:
I think she knows more about the Constitution and our system of government than the average American. I guess that says something about her education as well as about our education system.
Guggi wrote:
Being 59, I’ve been either aware of or watching Israel’s travails since the 60s and those travails can be summed up as follows:
1) Arabs make war on Israel.
2) Israel kicks Arab ass and seizes disputed land as a spoil of war.
3) Arabs whine and demand land for peace.
4) Israel negotiates in good faith and trades land for peace.
5) The promised peace never comes and the cycle starts anew at step 1
Methinks this is the textbook definition of a vicious cycle. There should be a price for making war on another country (and no, “not recognizing” Israel’s right to exist is not valid) and that price should be massive loss of life, land or a combination thereof. The price should not be temporary, it should be permanent.
@ MacDuff:
Next time Israel should just nuke the capitol city of every nation involved in hostilities. that would be a lesson the Mohammedans would never forget.
@ Iron Fist:
To include a good portion of those in Congress…
Apparently, France 24 has decided to go along with the US media in calling for new gun laws.
That’s annoying.
New Thread.
Iron Fist wrote:
When faced with the choice of destroy or be destroyed, Israel will choose the former. Deep in the soul of Israel, “NEVER AGAIN” is a solemn oath, not a cheap jingoism.
@ Iron Fist:
@ lobo91:
Indeed.