The 2,000,000th post game

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Originally posted by Nuke Nixon
I had one black tgirl and she did her best to split me in two, she underestimated the elasticity of my ass hole.
Maybe you should be a t-gril. Tranny on tranny!

Originally posted by FalconPaunch!
Maybe you should be a t-gril. Tranny on tranny!

My mental disorder doesn't work like that, transphobe.

Peyton Manning was in SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE: 40th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL with Jack Nicholson, who was in A FEW GOOD MEN with Kevin Bacon.

79 bottles of beer on the wall,
79 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
78 bottles of beer on the wall.

NINETY ONE YEARS AGO

I mean…

…I like peanuts.

I like butter.

But I don’t like peanut butter.

And

Fifer, Fiddler, and Practical Pig (better known as The Three Little Pigs) are the protagonists of the Walt Disney Silly Symphonies short of the same name. They are a trio of anthropomorphic pigs, best known for building houses of straw, sticks, and bricks, respectively. Fifer and Fiddler are named for their musical instruments of choice, while Practical is named for his logical and no-nonsense demeanor. The pigs are the constant targets of the Big Bad Wolf, who schemes to devour them.

Fifer Pig is named for his ability to play the flute. His home was built of straws and hay. Fiddler Pig plays the fiddle, wears a sailor suit, and is responsible for building the house of sticks. Both Fifer and Fiddler are equally jolly, lazy, and cowardly. They believe that hard work should be disregarded, in favor of fun and games—even when said work is for their own protection.
Practical Pig is the arguable leader of the pigs. He lives up to his name by being stern, serious, and the only pig with common sense. He loves to play (being a master piano player), but believes that hard work should be prioritized, with fun and games being put on the back-burner until afterward. Practical builds the brick house, the only house that can withstand the Big Bad Wolf’s huffs and puffs.

Practical Pig has always shared voice actors with Goofy. In the original cartoons, the two characters were both voiced by Pinto Colvig. In the present day, the two characters are voiced by Bill Farmer. Tony Pope also voiced both Practical and Goofy, during his career.

Pinto Colvig, the original voice of Practical, also voiced another iteration of the character in the Tex Avery-directed MGM shorts Blitz Wolf (1942) and One Ham's Family (1943).

In the Italian comics and books, the pigs have proper names: Timmy (Fiddler Pig), Tommy (Fifer Pig), and Jimmy (Practical Pig).