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I imagine Kas screaming out random Stafford stats whilst boinking.
*5000 yards*
*40+ TDs*
*Youngest Elite QB in da lea....hnnnngggg*
I should quit GAF.
I imagine Kas screaming out random Stafford stats whilst boinking.
*5000 yards*
*40+ TDs*
*Youngest Elite QB in da lea....hnnnngggg*
I should quit GAF.
I'm Konka'd
hello
I imagine Kas screaming out random Stafford stats whilst boinking.
*5000 yards*
*40+ TDs*
*Youngest Elite QB in da lea....hnnnngggg*
I should quit GAF.
nah, I'm goodAre you gonna make a thread on pineapple ham pizza?
Me = Suh
Trent Truck = Date
When I'm proven to be right about Stafford being an elite QB, I'm just telling NFLGAF right now I'll be making a thread in OT Konka style.
The guy has already proven himself the last three years, whether you look at his stats or comeback wins, but whatever I guess y'all need more proof for whatever reason.
proof that a QB is good:
1. leads his team to the playoffs and wins when he gets there
until stafford does those things he's just another empty, meaningless stat machine. and as the old saying goes, stats are for losers
p.s.
congrats on your date brah! we would've also accepted a picture of staffords record against winning teams and you saying "me = winning teams, date = stafford. destroyed that shit bros!"
You know what's amazing? The amount of hot dogs Stafford is capable of chucking down his mouth. Such accuracy and violent velocity.
This is true, but as I've said, the rebuilding process after Matt Millen destroyed our franchise for a decade was always going to take awhile. It was never going to be a one year, two year turnaround type of deal.
The fact that Stafford led us to the playoffs in 2011 with the stats he posted is amazing in of itself.
Sullying the great image of motorcyclin' Shy Guy... For shame, tmdorsey. For shame.Race highlight reels:
Thowmp Ruins
Racers: fmt, XiaNaphryz, elfforkusu, wienke, tmdorsey, Sanjuro, Katy, snesfreak, OscarJr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBLoZNspiyM
tmdorsey displays advanced usage of a mushroom:
http://gfycat.com/FormalHardBorer.webm
Sullying the great image of motorcyclin' Shy Guy... For shame, tmdorsey. For shame.
Same to you, buddy!Good morning, friend!
You're up early
Same to you, buddy!
I'm going to a cabin this weekend so I'm only working a half-day and I wanted to get it started early. I woke up at 4:30... Coffee time!
Paid assignment? Is this for school or what?That's REALLY early. I had a nice couple of cups of black goodness myself already. Done working for the day already, finished the first part of our first paid assignment. Feeling all adult and stuff.
Is it your cabin? Nature is pretty sweet where you are right? Nice weekend out with the family.
Paid assignment? Is this for school or what?
Nope, not my cabin, I'm still too young and poor for that. We are going to Gatlinburg with a few friends, it's pretty much a redneck version of Las Vegas.
That's REALLY early. I had a nice couple of cups of black goodness myself. Done working for the day already, finished the first part of our first paid assignment. Feeling all adult and stuff.
Is it your cabin? Nature is pretty sweet where you are right? Nice weekend out with the family.
Edit: Here's a song I'm really digging for the early birds : http://youtu.be/PnAFXMQbnc8
(Album cover might not be the most suited for work, some serious cleavage)
Paid assignment? Is this for school or what?
Nope, not my cabin, I'm still too young and poor for that. We are going to Gatlinburg with a few friends, it's pretty much a redneck version of Las Vegas.
Here's the place we're staying:
Yeah Im sipping a cup of fresh Community coffee at the moment listening to the never ending rain outside. So good.
Its been raining since yesterday afternoon and hasnt stopped yet.
I see, you are saving up money to come visit!No, this isn't school related. Something on the side with 4 friends. We got hired by a Software company to do some research about their competition.
Scenery looks absolutly stunning. That might just be my favorite part about the US, the sheer size, beauty and diversity of the landscape. This country is the size of a really small state and it's so full. You don't have large pieces with well nothing in them and it's nowhere near as pretty.
This is the best we got
I see, you are saving up money to come visit!
Yeah, the diversity in the US is pretty amazing even to me and I've lived here my entire life. There is still so much I'd love to see in the country, especially out west. It's actually pretty incredible how much land is still untamed in this country. Down in the area where I'm living now there are mountains everywhere so everything is built up in the "hollows" (people around here call them "hollers", too country for me to say) and the mountains themselves are just wilderness for the most part. Lots of stuff like this:
I think that is a really beautiful landscape you posted though, I would totally find a non-cow patty'd up area and have a barbecue picnic in that field. The windmill is awesome too, so distinct. I really want to visit Europe someday, it's just so expensive.
I have been to Asheville a few times and I absolutely love it but I didn't get a chance to visit the Biltmore. It looks really cool!Biltmore is so amazing
http://www.jshonk.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Biltmore-Estate.jpg
I see, you are saving up money to come visit!
Yeah, the diversity in the US is pretty amazing even to me and I've lived here my entire life. There is still so much I'd love to see in the country, especially out west. It's actually pretty incredible how much land is still untamed in this country. Down in the area where I'm living now there are mountains everywhere so everything is built up in the "hollows" (people around here call them "hollers", too country for me to say) and the mountains themselves are just wilderness for the most part. Lots of stuff like this:
http://paradiseintheworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/virginia-landscape.jpg[img]
I think that is a really beautiful landscape you posted though, I would totally find a non-cow patty'd up area and have a barbecue picnic in that field. The windmill is awesome too, so distinct. I really want to visit Europe someday, it's just so expensive.[/QUOTE]
I wanna do an Internship in the US or something like that when I'm done with school. Experience living there for a while, so need money! I also wanna go on vacation there again soon, but that would mean I need even more money!
Regarding the scenery, I loved Arizona. The red rocks and all, like walking in Red Dead Redeption. The thing here is that there is no 'non-cow' field because the open fields we have are either for cows or growing tulips and stuff. The tinyness of this country is hard to phantom for most Americans, whilst the opposite is true for Dutchies who can't comprehend just how big the US is.
You can drive from to most northern part to the most southern part in like 5 hours here.
Holy crap! This puts it into perspective, haha. I never would have guessed that. It takes us about 8 hours just to get to the beach and it's only one state over.You can drive from to most northern part to the most southern part in like 5 hours here.
I have been to Asheville a few times and I absolutely love it but I didn't get a chance to visit the Biltmore. It looks really cool!
I wanna do an Internship in the US or something like that when I'm done with school. Experience living there for a while, so need money! I also wanna go on vacation there again soon, but that would mean I need even more money!
Regarding the scenery, I loved Arizona. The red rocks and all, like walking in Red Dead Redeption. The thing here is that there is no 'non-cow' field because the open fields we have are either for cows or growing tulips and stuff. The tinyness of this country is hard to phantom for most Americans, whilst the opposite is true for Dutchies who can't comprehend just how big the US is.
You can drive from to most northern part to the most southern part in like 5 hours here.
Holy crap! This puts it into perspective, haha. I never would have guessed that. It takes us about 8 hours just to get to the beach and it's only one state over.
Time to check out The Netherlands in Google Earth...
Hey which part of Netherlands do they build the Spyker cars in?
8 hours from here you're in London, Paris or Berlin. Which is also a great thing to have.
Flevoland. The biggest artificial island in the world! #TheMoreYouKnow
Pacific Rim 2 officially announced \o/\o/\o/\o/\o/
Cajun, I know now why you SQUUUUEEEEEEEEEE
silly goose. It says they are built in Zeewolde. Im not sure where that is. Oh wait you were actually serious. Theres a place called Flevoland? Im interested now.
Zeewolde is a city in the 'state' Flevoland where they build the cars.
And it's all artificial land. Country grew by like 5% when they build it.
KAS man up and at least kiss your date the next time you see her. She is waiting for you to make that move. Don't be like the Lions last year and wait for someone to give you the division. As FMT loves to say you have to take it!
Pacific Rim 2 officially announced o/o/o/o/o/
Cajun, I know now why you SQUUUUEEEEEEEEEE
Good morning sponges.
Today is the last day of work then a super long weekend.
Canada Day falls on a Tuesday next week so work gave us Monday off as well.
KAS man up and at least kiss your date the next time you see her. She is waiting for you to make that move. Don't be like the Lions last year and wait for someone to give you the division. As FMT loves to say you have to take it!
Also don't get the OG mini. It was very underpowered. New one shits all over it power and screen wise. Also isn't the new one like 300? I am not sure about that because I don't really fuck when tablets. Can't really replace a true laptop for me but millions disagree.
Sounds like something a sponge would use.Macbook Air, thank me later.
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