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Originally posted by The Grey Fox
why?

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Originally posted by The Grey Fox
shouldn't have mentioned that it was a song

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Originally posted by kodak
im not going to lie

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Originally posted by kodak
you dont like the song eh?

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Originally posted by The Grey Fox
Pretty hot Your hot self?

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Originally posted by kodak
because thats not who i am.

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Originally posted by Piggle Humsy
I'm Cold

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Originally posted by Piggle Humsy
Good

I'm Cold

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Originally posted by Morning_Glory
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Originally posted by kodak
damn right you are

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Originally posted by The Grey Fox
I know what would warm you up

but seriously...


been up to much?

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Originally posted by Piggle Humsy
I gave you kisses earlier

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Originally posted by Piggle Humsy
I want it

I'm good, had a productive day and that always makes me feel happy
You?

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Two cars collided last year on Cinco de Mayo.

Considering the date, you might assume that at least one of the drivers was drunk — and you'd be right. Laura Varker was 17 years old, and she'd been tubing down the Salt River all day with her eight best girlfriends. Their T-shirts all read "Cinco de Drinko." Even an hour after the accident, Varker's blood-alcohol level was 0.09, over the legal limit for adults. And, as an underage driver, she was in violation of the law by having any amount of alcohol in her system.

One of Varker's girlfriends, 15-year-old Felicia Edwards, didn't drink a drop. But it was Edwards who died when Varker's Yukon Denali hit another car and flipped over and over like a tumbleweed before coming to a horrifying stop on the Bush Highway north of Mesa. Edwards was thrown from the SUV and pronounced dead at the scene.

When sheriff's deputies called Felicia's mother that terrible day, her first question was, "Was she wearing a seat belt?" She wasn't. Instead, Felicia had been in the back of the SUV holding down the tubes — a decision she paid for with her life.

That's a tragedy.

But only in its aftermath did the collision become a travesty. That's because, even after blood tests showed that Varker was legally drunk, and even after sheriff's investigators learned that it was she and another girl who'd flashed a fake ID and bought Coors Light and malt liquor for the group, Varker hasn't been charged with anything.

Not underage consumption.

Not drunken driving.

And certainly not manslaughter.

Instead of charging the affluent white girl, the sheriff's officers arrested the other driver, a black man, a guy who wasn't even legally drunk.

Bryant Wilkerson was a 28-year-old postal service clerk with nothing on his record worse than a fender-bender. That day, he was merely making a U-turn, in a place where U-turns are permitted, when a 17-year-old party girl in her daddy's SUV tried to speed around him.

Wilkerson's life has been upended. He's been charged with nine felony counts, including manslaughter and aggravated assault. He spent three months in jail because he didn't have the money to post bail, and he lost his job because of that. Now under strict curfew and random alcohol and drug screenings for the past five months, he has to get permission from the court just to attend his daughter's band concerts in the evening.

He's facing 21 years in prison.

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Originally posted by Wålshy
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=viCfDHye8iM

will you be rick rolled?

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Originally posted by kodak
you took my heart, and then gave me a kiss, i'll never be what i once was.

Dont you see, Its tearing me apart, I cant live without you.
oh Piggle, Piggle Piggle Piggle, You are my life, and i am your one man soap opera.


You know... i dont believe in overdoing it.

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Originally posted by The Grey Fox
I can give it

Good to hear you did well I did a English Language Drama assessment today, I had to play a sociopath. Apparantly, I did the best in the class