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re: Anllela Sagra (NSFW)

Posted by The Macho King on 6/22/16 at 10:44 am to
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No butthole licking reference like the last 2 threads you started?



Sorry.


I would eat her dirtstar crust on a reduced fat wheat thin and savor every crumb
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Here she is in 30 years



Speaking of which -- why doesn't that chick have a forehead :confused:

Anllela Sagra (NSFW)

Posted by The Macho King on 6/22/16 at 10:39 am
Probably a little too "hard" for some of you, but not for me

































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I don't know about eating arse attractive


That's OK -- I'll do enough knowing for the both of us :cheers:
This, my friends, is Carlie Jo, owner of Bikini Beans Espresso in Kent, WA. I'd very much like to put my tongue on her holes including the brown one on which I'd do an Iverson cross-over with my tongue.

Just curious, do the Tigers play the Huskies again at their place anytime soon?























re: Gatlinburg recs please

Posted by The Macho King on 6/22/16 at 7:12 am to
Pancake Pantry
Crockett's Breakfast Camp
Applewood Farmhouse
Holston's
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I don't lick the poop shoot...not even for her




Are you crazy? If she stuck that arse in my face I'd lick her monkey button like an ice cream cone.
Would gobble the dirt star.





















When I was a teen we used to ride out bikes to the Pittsburgh Airport and go around collecting those little carts that people would just leave. We'd cash em in and then use the quarters at the bad-arse arcade they had there. Karate Champ, Double Dragon, Kung Fu Master... good times
This guy was my favorite... also got busted twice

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People are in the water all day everyday with gators in Louisiana. I assume Florida too

Just because u may not see them doesn't mean they aren't there



Exactly my point. And every once in a while, you'll hear of a gator biting/attacking someone. It doesn't happen often, but it happens.
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I'd imagine the difference in likelihood wouldn't be near as drastic as you believe.



Never said anything about it being "drastic" but it certainly wouldn't hurt. It would be one more preventative measure in place. You can never be too safe.
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They can't really totally control the gator population. They shoudl do their best, but ultimately they can't be perfect int hat regard. What they can do is not build a beach that invites people to go down to the water. What they can do is post warning signs about the gators for people from other countries or states that don't have them.



Well said. And they CAN take preventative measures to keep gators out. Posting signs that say NO SWIMMING is not enough. Nets might not keep them completely out, but it would at least further decrease the likelihood of something like this happening.
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If they didn't want liability, they wouldn't have a resort at all. shite happens. You can't warn and put a sign up for every single thing that can happen. "Warning: The Sun Can Burn Your Skin" "Warning: Don't Look Up Or a Disney Bird Could shite In Your Eye"



Totally different. They can't control the sun, and bird shite isn't fatal. They can control dangerous animals from posing a threat.
You might swim safely with gators once, or even a hundred times. But sooner or later, you'll get bit.
I've seen them all over, especially during my trips to Mexico, Bahamas, etc. Those resorts do not want any liability.
At some beaches, they simply put up protective nets to keep sharks and other predators out and away from the families/guests. For a company who continues to stress that visitor safety is top priority, they didn't seem to do much to support that statement, other than put up signs. Even so, NO SWIMMING is not the same as STAY AWAY - GATOR HABITAT. Heck, at the lake by Summit Hospital on O'Neal they even have a sign saying a gator was spotted and to beware.

Bottom line is, a billion-dollar company where families are coming from all over the world to visit and enjoy themselves, should not have the threat of dangerous animals. It is the company's responsibility to keep their guests safe. If that means hiring Troy Landry to come in throughout the year and get rid of the gators, then that's what they need to do.