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Nasty Nate
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Michigan
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I realize halloween is already over, but this party took place a week after. Its the best I could do.
Left to Right - Me, Alissa (sister), April (sister), Katie (sister's best friend) Me, my 2 sisters, and my parents Your probably wondering why I was at a toga party with my whole family... It was a surprise party for my older sisters birthday, and my other sister thought it would be cool to make it a themed party, hence the togas. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: May 2005
Location: ming\'s palace
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faraway, please post pics. the concept of you dressed up as a mobster is one that i find truly arousing and tittilating.
thank you for your cooperation in this matter. |
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i who have nothing but the comfort of my sins
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Ahoy Fuckbag
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: In a pineapple under the sea
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Ahoy Fuckbag
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: In a pineapple under the sea
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We were invited to a house party in broadripple. It was at some apartments that a friend used to live in and I had parked there all the time with no problems. Turns out one of the residents was annoyed and had my wife's car towed.
So we took a twenty minute cab ride to the impound lot which was located behind an abandoned warehouse in the heart of the ghetto. The whole way there we are worrying that there will be problems because her maiden name is on the registration and her married name is on her driver's license. Luckily they were polite and reasonable with us despite me cussing them out over the phone. Two hours of parking in Broadripple = $165 between the stinky African cab ride and the towing. |
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The whole towing car thing in Indiana was such a joke. Should be a crime.
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