I need to know....

[MW]

Yes I do

[Lightning McQueen]

Because that's where your dick is at... I'll see myself out

And you think I am in a 50's timewarp.....

It's just a jump to the left.

[mighty_tiger_79]

[quote="Lightning McQueen"]Why is it whenever you get splashbacks when washing dishes or if you spill a drop of coffee while your driving it always lands where your willy is?

You get wet ankles too?

How so?

Because that's where your dick is at... I'll see myself out

And you think I am in a 50's timewarp.....[/quote]Dont throw me in with the majority CM, i fully support what you are trying to achieve. Society would be a far better place if we reverted back to the ways of the halcyon days of our world.

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[Wedgie]

Is Corona Man OK?
Sent him a PM, hope he's OK.

[MW]

Is Corona Man OK?
Sent him a PM, hope he's OK.

Currently undertaking skin grafts on his 3rd degree burns

[Booney]

Is Corona Man OK?
Sent him a PM, hope he's OK.

Yep, he's ok.

[mighty_tiger_79]

Is Corona Man OK?
Sent him a PM, hope he's OK.

Yep, he's ok.

Wtf happened??
I missed it?

[mighty_tiger_79]

Tapatalk

Get the notifications but it doesn't load/open up thread???

[Footy Chick]

Is Corona Man OK?
Sent him a PM, hope he's OK.

Currently undertaking skin grafts on his 3rd degree burns

WHHAAAAAT?

Jeez, poor bugger, how did it happen?

[Spargo]

Is Corona Man OK?
Sent him a PM, hope he's OK.

Currently undertaking skin grafts on his 3rd degree burns

WHHAAAAAT?

Jeez, poor bugger, how did it happen?

Figure of speech. He’s fine, I doubt we’ll be hearing from him again though unfortunately.

[woodublieve12]

I hope he’s ok too. Real shame to lose him if he goes

[Mr Beefy]

Tapatalk

Get the notifications but it doesn't load/open up thread???

Same

[MW]

Is Corona Man OK?
Sent him a PM, hope he's OK.

Currently undertaking skin grafts on his 3rd degree burns

WHHAAAAAT?

Jeez, poor bugger, how did it happen?

Figure of speech. He’s fine, I doubt we’ll be hearing from him again though unfortunately.

Because he got called out?

[Spargo]

Bit more than that.

[Magellan]

Bit more than that.

Posted something here that bit him in the bum?

[Spargo]

Bit more than that.

Posted something here that bit him in the bum?

Nah, just a culmination of things in the end.

[Magellan]

Bit more than that.

Posted something here that bit him in the bum?

Nah, just a culmination of things in the end.

Hope that was a pun.

A bit sad, but I guess everything has its time.

[Booney]

@Magellan

Uh oh.....

“The end is coming for those attempting to disrupt Hong Kong and antagonise China,” the state-controlled news agency Xinhua declared overnight.

It’s just the latest in a series of harshly worded threats issued by Beijing against the ongoing anti-government protests. But it could signal Chairman Xi Jinping is losing patience with the upstart former British colony.

October 1 represents the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China.

Massive national celebrations are planned to praise the Communist Party’s authoritarian rule. And the party’s censors have been active on social media and at public gatherings, ready to squash any sign of discontent.

Chairman-for-life Xi is on increasingly shaky ground. China’s economy is straining under the weight of slowed economic growth, espionage scandals, an ageing population and a trade war with the US.

Now, Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protesters threaten to mar what Xi considers to be a day of near-religious significance.

Do the fighting words being broadcast by Beijing’s state media mean he’s not prepared to tolerate such a loss of face? Will October 1 be the line in the sand that defines the future of Hong Kong?

[Magellan]

@Magellan

Uh oh.....

“The end is coming for those attempting to disrupt Hong Kong and antagonise China,” the state-controlled news agency Xinhua declared overnight.

It’s just the latest in a series of harshly worded threats issued by Beijing against the ongoing anti-government protests. But it could signal Chairman Xi Jinping is losing patience with the upstart former British colony.

October 1 represents the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China.

Massive national celebrations are planned to praise the Communist Party’s authoritarian rule. And the party’s censors have been active on social media and at public gatherings, ready to squash any sign of discontent.

Chairman-for-life Xi is on increasingly shaky ground. China’s economy is straining under the weight of slowed economic growth, espionage scandals, an ageing population and a trade war with the US.

Now, Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protesters threaten to mar what Xi considers to be a day of near-religious significance.

Do the fighting words being broadcast by Beijing’s state media mean he’s not prepared to tolerate such a loss of face? Will October 1 be the line in the sand that defines the future of Hong Kong?

Thanks Booney. That's a really interesting point about 1 October. D-day is coming.

Also, a very interesting report on Four Corners last night about the democracy movement in Hong Kong.

[Booney]

Flume.

Discuss.