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Oh, that can't be true. I have it on good authority that marriage has always been 1:1, throughout the centuries.
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How is he going to give all his sons a start in life, anyway? He's marrying women young enough to be their daughters? But you're right, Clod. 1:1 is the most natural state, and has been since The Creation. |
Thank...um, er...GOD. I'd hate to have to kill 4 or 5 men, instead of just one.
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Foot3 ... that is brilliant. I'd love it if he plays hardball and forces the sale. |
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Not too young to marry even in some of our western countries. |
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But he's still a dirty old man after all. Just not a paedo. |
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Eh?
I admit to occasional dirtiness, but not lusting after 17 year olds. Well, not since I was 17. And last time I checked I wasn't a man. |
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I use LED lights for all my voodoo sex rituals
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Brazilian woman finds alligator behind sofa
A woman in Brazil was shocked to find an alligator hiding behind her sofa after heavy rains flooded her house in the town of Parauapebas, in Para state.
She said she was alerted to the reptile's presence by her three-year-old son, who was patting its head. :eek: The woman snatched the child away and called the fire brigade, who trapped the 1.5m-long (5ft) alligator. The firefighters said the family was lucky the reptile was not hungry. Firefighter Captain Luiz Claudio Farias said it could have seriously hurt or even killed the boy. Capt Farias said it was not uncommon for animals such as alligators and snakes to enter people's houses in towns such as Parauapebas which are built very near rivers and the rainforest. He said the reptile had been released in a less populated area of the town. link |
Shawnee At It Again
NEW HAMPTON, Iowa -- A man known to many as "Iowa Blackie," who was a regular at the annual National Hobo Days Convention in Britt, has died. Officials with the New Hampton Police Department say the hobo, whose real name was Richard Gage, was found dead in his home in New Hampton on Thursday. He was 62. The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier reports that Gage was given his hobo name in the 1970s. He supported himself by working whatever job he could find and selling books of his poetry that detailed his life as a hobo. Gage began to chronicle his life as a hobo in 1987. His work is also included in the book "One More Train: the Underground World of Modern American Hoboes," by Cliff Williams. |
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