JohnG

You crossed the line And now your mine

Patta Ping Patta Poom

What is the title of this thread again?

Please send your payment of $30,000 to my PP account. I will pm you my payment details now...

You three back to the Loony Bin!

The same but no more than $3. Then I would sell it to Oscar for $300.

The Tourby Song Come with me And play my game Patta Ping Patta Poom I'm on fire Put out my flame From the first time You called my name Your were the heat You were the flame Patta Ping Patta Poom Feel the light Taste the dark Play with all Of your heart Deeper and entwined Forever You're mine You crossed the line And now your mine I see your soul Right through your eyes So full of desire Put out my fire Your body is lifting me Higher and higher

Nooooooo, watch the Onze video - it is the BEST:

I am Blade and I claim my five RWG watches!!!

HERE IT IS! AS ORIGINALLY POSTED BY ONZE ON RWG1!!!!!

I think Onze used to have a link for a homo... I mean home made tourby video, complete with gay music and all... will see if I can find it. by the way, straps are for a woman's bra - put some steel on it and it would look better.

And if necessary we could have always asked the mods at RWI to email JB on our behalf. I will try to get contact info for any future problems. We will also see about what can be done to upgrade software/hosting plan - I am sure enough of us would be willing to put together some monies.

Come on down to the Loony Bin - the refugees from RWG1 are there (until our site is back up). That is where the politics threads end up when they disappear. girlie pics, politics, religion, farting, beer, we have it all... don't be a stranger!

Man this thread gets more hysterical by the minute... yes, the U.S. sends underage drinkers to Guantanamo! @Fidestro - I have to renew mine soon (next summer) and I just saw online that CT now uses barcode - but many many states still do not. And even those that do don't all use the same formatting.

All of them

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I agree with those that say this is a bad idea for a foreign national but people are getting pretty hysterical with all the terrorism crap. Homeland Security has MUCH better things to do than ship off underage kids trying to buy a gin and tonic to Guantanamo. I mean, get real. If you were American I would suggest NYC - I know they have great id's there for "novelty use only". The same might be true of China Town in SF - I don't know. It is nonsense to suggest that bouncers are trained to recognize id's from ALL 50 states - and there is no uniform bar code system for all states - that's just more nonsense. My CT license doesn't even HAVE a barcode. Nevertheless it is true that some [censored] cop in a bad mood COULD cause you problems with your visa and it really isn't worth the risk in my opinion. If you did get in trouble, it could make it difficult or impossible to get back into the U.S. in the future. Sad, but true. Sorry that some people can't just respond factually to your question and feel a need to attack you personally. I mean, WTF?

Yeah, he just was NOT getting it!

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Yay!!!

Get a ss bracelet - only thing a real man would wear.