The 2,000,000th post game

Originally posted by Jmanghan
They're trying to currently turn BEN MITCHELL into a hardman :/

I went to school with the second Peter Beale mmm in fact I was there when he got the call confirming his casting

His acting career went nowhere after that though

Reading to many scary stories of late.

Feel like something is following me around! Getting very creeped out

Originally posted by Bardock42
I've been watching Rich Hall's BBC documentaries, mighty fine stuff.

Then stop reading them :/

Originally posted by Stringer
Reading to many scary stories of late.

Feel like something is following me around! Getting very creeped out

I'm swearing of shrooms for now on!

Hey guys, you know what would be hilarious? If we all took out our junk and put it in a pencil sharpener, LOL.

Originally posted by Jmanghan
Hey guys, you know what would be hilarious? If we all took out our junk and put it in a pencil sharpener, LOL.

It's telling that your dick can fit in a pencil sharpener.

Hahahaha

"You can call me the milkman, because I'll be delivering a carton of milk to your face."

"What?"

"-Throws carton and knocks out female lady friend-"

Poor Jumanji

Originally posted by Scribble
Oh yeah, I like that guy. What kind of stuff does he document?

Different stuff, like American History and Culture, and Films.

"""
Hall has written and presented six 90-minute documentaries about film genres, broadcast on BBC Four. Rich Hall's How the West Was Lost (first broadcast June 2008)[8] discusses Westerns, Rich Hall's The Dirty South (October 2010) challenges stereotypical Hollywood presentations of the Southern United States,[9][10] Rich Hall's Continental Drifters (November 2011) examines the American road movie,[11] Rich Hall's Inventing the Indian (October 2012) discusses portrayals of Native Americans.,[12] Rich Hall's You Can Go To Hell, I'm Going To Texas,[13] first broadcast 30 June 2013, which examines what it means to be a Texan, and Rich Hall's California Stars.[14]
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The one about road movies and Native Americans were my favourites, really, really good.

Originally posted by Bardock42
It's telling that your dick can fit in a pencil sharpener.

"Haters wanna hate, lovers wanna love. I don't even want, none of the above. I want to piss on you. DRIP DRIP DRIP"

Originally posted by Jmanghan
I'll be under your bed tonight. With a pencil sharpener in hand.

Do that shit in your own home, buddy

Originally posted by Bardock42
Different stuff, like American History and Culture, and Films.

"""
Hall has written and presented six 90-minute documentaries about film genres, broadcast on BBC Four. Rich Hall's How the West Was Lost (first broadcast June 2008)[8] discusses Westerns, Rich Hall's The Dirty South (October 2010) challenges stereotypical Hollywood presentations of the Southern United States,[9][10] Rich Hall's Continental Drifters (November 2011) examines the American road movie,[11] Rich Hall's Inventing the Indian (October 2012) discusses portrayals of Native Americans.,[12] Rich Hall's You Can Go To Hell, I'm Going To Texas,[13] first broadcast 30 June 2013, which examines what it means to be a Texan, and Rich Hall's California Stars.[14]
"""

The one about road movies and Native Americans were my favourites, really, really good.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Do that shit in your own home, buddy

I may have obtained them in unsavoury manners.

Why is everyone being normal??

Drink mountain dew and stop being boring, ****ers.