Da_Goat
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http://catistrulyoutrageous.ytmnd.com/ ---> Ourageous Cat
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Diablo does own, but Starcraft owns as well. Blizzard just makes good games as a whole. I'm fucking pumped for Starcraft 2, its about fucking time. Its kinda disappointing that they didn't add any new races, but wtv, I would buy it if it were just Stracraft 1 with upgraded graphics.
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Props to the judge for having some balls.
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Reply # 3000 :)
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a) raged b) AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAH "held back"
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The action was entertaining. The deformed bitches reminded me of the hill have eyes. The Persian King was quite lewl, especially when he placed his hands on the spartans shoulders and commanded him to kneel, thus hinting at a blowjob.
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Stacy Keibler has nice legs. She has no ass nor does she have tits. /end of discussion (in regards to stacy)
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http://xs412.xs.to/xs412/07074/gf.JPG This pic is from a while ago. I'm wearing my football jersey from college cause we were supposed to wear a costume cause this was halloween and I didn't feel like actually dressing up.
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Thaks for pointing out that it was fake to all of us. The fucking title of the letter actually didn't give away that it wasn't real.
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1. One does not need to follow all 613 commandments to get into heavan. Especially since most people are not aware of them. This goes back to my talking of Israel as a "priestly nation". Israel is "expected" to follow all 613, but many of these no longer apply in the modern world. The general consensus is that provided you act "righteously" the majority of the time you should get into heavan. 2. The 7 deadly sins. I'm not 100% sure on this, but like pretty much every aspect of Christianity, it does originiated from issues discussed in the Bible. I am almost entirely sure that there is no passage in the Bible where the 7 deadly sins are listed along with the virtues (I forget the exact number). The 7 deadly sins referance things that would get in the way of you and God. For example, there is much confusion about the sin of pride. I thin kit shold be renamed the sin of arrogance, because that is the intended meaning which has been tainted through translation. There is nothing wrong with being proud of one's achievements, but it warns against being so proud that you refuse to accept the opinions or achievements of anyone other than yourself, including God.