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McLooty is the funniest costume I've seen:

Wait a minute - you're a bukkake slave too? This place is kinkier than I thought.

Really? You found someone else naive and narcissistic, and judged their actions as completely inexcusable? Wow, what a surprise . . .

But they've done it for you on occassion?

Just to make sure that I'm not misinterpreting this statement - you are claiming to have had sex with three of your brother's wives, your best friend's wife, and two of your wife's sisters? I suspect incest may run deep in the V7 clan. At least that would explain some things.

Being a bukkake slave isn't for everyone. At least you gave it a shot.

Oh yeah, I remember that thread, so let me rephrase. Perhaps you've never been fucked in the ass by an insurance company in the wake of a natural disaster. I hope your insurance worked better than it did for other people I know.

"Not covered" does not mean "not insured." That's my point. I believe it's pretty hard to own a home without insurance unless you own it outright (ie no mortgage).

Yes, he's responsible for where he lives. However, he, like thousands of other homeowners, attempted to ameliorate the risk he assumed by paying exorbinant insurance premiums. This otherwise rational decision-making was corrupted by an underlying false assumption that the insurance would actually cover those risks.

But you trust insurance companies? Sucker.

Attorney. Environmental and land use litigation.

Arch, You've obviously never dealt with an insurance company in the wake of a natural disaster. People who are adequately covered are often denied coverage by how damage is characterized. For example, my dad's house in Florida was destroyed by a tidal surge attributable to hurricane Ivan. Because he had no roof damage (just installed a bomber new roof), USAA characterized the damage as "flood" rather than "hurricane," with the difference (among many) being depreciated compensation under the flood policy rather than full compensation under the hurricane policy. Additionally, flood insurance did not cover dislocation expenses, as the hurricane policy would. As a result, insurers were able to avoid properly compensating folks who were insured. That's where FEMA stepped in - helping people fucked by their insurers. Oh but wait, it's my dad's fault. Don't forget, the insurance profit strategy is two-fold: (1) collect premiums; (2) deny coverage.

Black Keys. Not necessarily blues-based, but their sound certainly refers back to 'classic' rock.

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No doubt. Too many hamsters fluff Pepper Sisters but turn their noses up to good mexican. My favorite taco truck ever used to park way out on the Guide. That shiznit was the best, especially la salsa verde muy caliente.

You think they would've closed their door . . .

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That shop is awesome.

Wilderness.

Yeah, Oct. 14 is the big day. The cupcake was the first sugar wee man ever had. He was pretty stoked.

Good job Kevbone. Henry turned one yesterday That cupcake took him for a ride . . .

I know companies are outsourcing their manufacturing to awesome places like Burma and China and Vietnam on account of those little kids working 15 hours a day in the sweat shops have the coveted "combination of good judgment, long-term vision, and problem-solving ability to adequately protect the employer’s interests" Silly me, I thought it was a cost cutting measure . . .

Great thread!!! Anyone have a snowsuit for a 12-18 monther. Henry's looking to poach yer stashes this winter, but needs to stay warm.

Well stated billcoe.