Franklin-washington-jefferson ..swamp foxHurricane2k9 wrote:
Kerry Franklin-Washington Jefferson
Xbone Stormsurgezz
Is that a euphemism for trimming your pubes?Kmar wrote:
Not until you sister gets here.Dilbert_X wrote:
Stop distracting him, Kmar has important work to do.
Actually I've already mowed me yard this morn.
Macbeth wrote:
It's too early eh? You usually have a snappy reply.Kmar wrote:
I do believe my ancestors fought to establish this country.Macbeth wrote:
Hey that's a good one. It makes sense because Kmart sells cheap foreign trash and Kmar is French.
/ducks and covers
made me think of you buddy
Xbone Stormsurgezz
nah.. it's a full on fro. I'm working on dreads down there.ghettoperson wrote:
Is that a euphemism for trimming your pubes?Kmar wrote:
Not until you sister gets here.Dilbert_X wrote:
Stop distracting him, Kmar has important work to do.
Actually I've already mowed me yard this morn.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
But NJ is a true paradiseKmar wrote:
http://i.imgur.com/xCfQ8l.jpgMacbeth wrote:
It's too early eh? You usually have a snappy reply.Kmar wrote:
I do believe my ancestors fought to establish this country.
made me think of you buddy
Last edited by Macbeth (2011-07-24 07:00:34)
I give you a hard time but I've only drove threw there. I figured it was a good idea since I'm white bread.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
To be fair, the bits of NJ I saw were pretty cool. Providing you stayed north of the 495.
Princeton is gorgeous. The NJ Turnpike or whatever passes through the shitty parts, yes, but outside of that it's nice. NJ used to be the richest state by median income and I think it's the second now (surpassed by Maryland ) so it kinda HAS to look nice in some parts.
Just stay out of Newark, Camden, Trenton, Union, Elizabeth, Rahway, Jersey City, basically all the big cities, and you'll be fine.
I have spent some time in DC.. and I remember feeling claustrophobic.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
Funny, I was just looking at a list of states by population density. DC would be the densest state by far.Kmar wrote:
I have spent some time in DC.. and I remember feeling claustrophobic.
e: I think it's better than NYC though.
Last edited by Hurricane2k9 (2011-07-24 07:11:18)
Nope.. I actually went to NYC after DC and it didn't feel as bad.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Funny, I was just looking at a list of states by population density. DC would be the densest state by far.Kmar wrote:
I have spent some time in DC.. and I remember feeling claustrophobic.
e: I think it's better than NYC though.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
I don't remember D.C. being as dense as NYC when I went there back in '02. I know it was long time ago though.
to each their own, perhaps when you retire you can find a nice apartment in Chelsea
Hah yeah. Leaving the airport all you see is these factories and shit, and it's a fucking depressing looking place for a while there.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
Princeton is gorgeous. The NJ Turnpike or whatever passes through the shitty parts, yes, but outside of that it's nice. NJ used to be the richest state by median income and I think it's the second now (surpassed by Maryland ) so it kinda HAS to look nice in some parts.
that's because NYC is denser than DC by all measures (city, urban and metropolitan)Macbeth wrote:
I don't remember D.C. being as dense as NYC when I went there back in '02. I know it was long time ago though.
Last edited by Hurricane2k9 (2011-07-24 07:15:32)
derp
Its not just pop density.. its the infrastructure. NYC is better prepared.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
meh, it's still NYC. sky-high rent (not that DC is much better), lots of fake douchebags
rofl, this girl on my fb failed a second time even after someone said the actual word.
Philosophy, economics, culture, science, art. <3
posting while pooing
♥
soup bf2s
just pooing
♥
celina figuero
androoz shooping skillz know no boundries
androoz shooping skillz know no boundries
Blackbelts are just whitebelts who have never quit.