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LoKyBuckeye;1077234; said:
people seem to think I'm from lower Kentucky.... I've never had sex with my sister or cousin so that can't be right.

Best Buckeye;1077236; said:
What about the goats, You left out the goats? :biggrin:

Not goats...it's sheep!!! :biggrin:

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One summer home from college some buds and I wanted to enter a local softball tournament. One problem, you needed a corporate sponsor. Solution, we made one up - Jake's Funhouse, a soon-to-open video arcade. Since I was the guy who collected the entry fee and lied through my teeth to register us I became "Jake", team manager.

The internet came along years later and I needed a moniker...
 
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One time I was playing this Worlds of Warcraft type game online. The guys I was playing with were totally douchey, and I was getting impatient with all of their jibber jabber, so I went in to kill all the silly fucks. balls to the wall. thats how I do it.


besides that, its my alter ego........
 
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Had a pretty bad case of this from about mid thigh, to right around the wasit line of my shorts.

this article makes it sound much more pleasant than it actually is.

Nutria Itch

In America?s WETLAND, there is another nematode that may be quite bothersome. Humans who work or recreate in the marsh may get an occasional case of nutria itch, a condition resulting in severe itching and swelling. It is caused by a small nematode of the genus Strongyloides (pronounced ?strong eh loy? dees?) that is parasitic in nutria intestines.
Nematode eggs leave the nutria in its feces, and they hatch into tiny larvae that swim about in the water. Normally, these larvae burrow into a nutria?s skin, become adults, and the cycle begins again.
Woe is to the hapless human who has skin contact with the nematode larvae. This may happen wading around, sitting in a blind, or crawling around under a camp repairing the foundation. The larvae instinctively burrow into the person?s skin.
Since humans are not the normal host, the larvae burrow about until they die. The whole process can cause several weeks of unmitigated agony!
 
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leroyjenkins;1448526; said:
One time I was playing this Worlds of Warcraft type game online. The guys I was playing with were totally douchey, and I was getting impatient with all of their jibber jabber, so I went in to kill all the silly fucks. balls to the wall. thats how I do it.


besides that, its my alter ego........

Alright guys, THUMBS UP LET'S DO THIS.....LEEEEERRRRROYYYYYYYY JJJJJJJJJJENNNNNNNNNNNNNKINNNNNNNNNNNNS!!!!

Mine is Buckeye with one of my nicknames (Mac)
 
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