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Maybe my greatness has gone too far... But my grand idea(I only have one a day so feel lucky I wasted on your sorry ass) is SAND.... Yes SAND.... Beach Sand that is like four feet deep in your ****ing room... You can still have sofas along with hammocks, beach cars, coronas. At least no one else would have the same type of room.
Serialized3
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Too bad you got your great idea straight from the movie "Old School"...
Really... I don't remember them having a sand room in the movie douche bag. But, what the idea enables you to do is having something unique about your room.Serialized3 said:
Sure having a sofa and a poster of Modest Mouse will really make the chicks flock to your room ...good luck
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The FIRST sexual game!!! “Twister” – hors love it!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.mathematik.uni-bielefeld.de/~sillke/Twister/
“Twister”…1966 - The beginning of the Homop?Hor movement....
Milton Bradley's competitors accused them of selling "sex in a box" when they released the phenomenally successful action game Twister in 1966. Twister was the first game in history to use the human body as a full-fledged playing piece, and, admittedly, the Milton Bradley Company released the game with a fair amount of hesitation.
The company's fear of public criticism and its own skepticism about its potential for success were obliterated when Johnny Carson demonstrated the game on the "Tonight Show". And it didn't hurt matters that Eva Gabor, wearing a low-cut gown, was one of Johnny's guests that night.
With Eva splayed out on all fours on the polkadot vinyl mat, Johnny twirled the spinner and took his turn. When he climbed on top of Eva, the studio audience went into hysterics, screaming and laughing. Milton Bradley executives knew immediatly they had a huge hit on their hands. More than three million copies of Twisters were sold during its first year of release.
Skill-and-action games were popular because they intrigued both adults and children. They satisfied a kid's natural tendency to by hyperactive, and made a unique addition to adult parties - after all, grown-ups need to have fun, too.
http://www.mathematik.uni-bielefeld.de/~sillke/Twister/
“Twister”…1966 - The beginning of the Homop?Hor movement....
Milton Bradley's competitors accused them of selling "sex in a box" when they released the phenomenally successful action game Twister in 1966. Twister was the first game in history to use the human body as a full-fledged playing piece, and, admittedly, the Milton Bradley Company released the game with a fair amount of hesitation.
The company's fear of public criticism and its own skepticism about its potential for success were obliterated when Johnny Carson demonstrated the game on the "Tonight Show". And it didn't hurt matters that Eva Gabor, wearing a low-cut gown, was one of Johnny's guests that night.
With Eva splayed out on all fours on the polkadot vinyl mat, Johnny twirled the spinner and took his turn. When he climbed on top of Eva, the studio audience went into hysterics, screaming and laughing. Milton Bradley executives knew immediatly they had a huge hit on their hands. More than three million copies of Twisters were sold during its first year of release.
Skill-and-action games were popular because they intrigued both adults and children. They satisfied a kid's natural tendency to by hyperactive, and made a unique addition to adult parties - after all, grown-ups need to have fun, too.
Serialized3
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Maybe you're too stupid to remember the part of the movie where Beanie is taking whippets with that ho in that room and talks about it.Jason88 said:
Anyways, good luck getting a deposit back on a room that's got sand in the carpets, dumbass.
Serialized3
Master Don Juan
Serialized3
Master Don Juan
Yeah, i've had home-made ones too, but these ones are just a lot classier.