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]]> http://strippoker.wordpress.com/2005/12/27/strip-poker/#comment-4 strippoker Sat, 18 Mar 2006 19:06:09 +0000 http://strippoker.wordpress.com/2005/12/27/strip-poker/#comment-4 Hah! You write quite well one-handed. Hah! You write quite well one-handed.

]]> http://strippoker.wordpress.com/2005/12/27/strip-poker/#comment-3 paul Sat, 18 Mar 2006 18:24:14 +0000 http://strippoker.wordpress.com/2005/12/27/strip-poker/#comment-3 Um. Having typed in "strip poker" on my browser, and eagerly awaiting results with cock in hand!. Imagine the disappointment of stumbling over a fat mans ramblings!. Must admit, this judgment was arrived at after only one paragraph of reading. But my main point is. It doesnt really matter how large you were and how large you are now (this is a total assumption, from one paragraph) The point is . You are a totally boring twat, and i really hope that You never find any happiness in life, ever more! You boring shit!!! Um.
Having typed in “strip poker” on my browser, and eagerly awaiting results with cock in hand!.
Imagine the disappointment of stumbling over a fat mans ramblings!.
Must admit, this judgment was arrived at after only one paragraph of reading.
But my main point is. It doesnt really matter how large you were and how large you are now
(this is a total assumption, from one paragraph)
The point is . You are a totally boring twat, and i really hope that You never find any happiness in life, ever more!
You boring shit!!!

]]> http://strippoker.wordpress.com/2005/12/27/strip-poker/#comment-2 The Electric State » Blog Archive » The OC Disorder Wed, 18 Jan 2006 08:39:06 +0000 http://strippoker.wordpress.com/2005/12/27/strip-poker/#comment-2 [...] This tendency I’m describing extends beyond the gym, as well. When I hit a set point, described here, it was a modification in diet that made all the difference, and a little bit of obsession that made it happen. See, when you work out five times a week, you begin to build up a rather aggressive metabolism. Then, when you resolve to consume no more than 1,500 to 1,600 calories daily (not including alcohol, on the weekends), your stomach is going to start making furious sounds, and you’re going to get uncomfortable. And when you’re uncomfortable, you’re going to need something pushing you forward, in spite of the discomfort. For some, this is God, for others, family; for me, it was a constant, unrelenting pressure to just do it (sorry, NIKE), and do it right. [...] [...] This tendency I’m describing extends beyond the gym, as well. When I hit a set point, described here, it was a modification in diet that made all the difference, and a little bit of obsession that made it happen. See, when you work out five times a week, you begin to build up a rather aggressive metabolism. Then, when you resolve to consume no more than 1,500 to 1,600 calories daily (not including alcohol, on the weekends), your stomach is going to start making furious sounds, and you’re going to get uncomfortable. And when you’re uncomfortable, you’re going to need something pushing you forward, in spite of the discomfort. For some, this is God, for others, family; for me, it was a constant, unrelenting pressure to just do it (sorry, NIKE), and do it right. [...]

]]> http://strippoker.wordpress.com/2005/12/27/strip-poker/#comment-1 Strip Poker » “The OC” Disorder Sun, 15 Jan 2006 03:08:44 +0000 http://strippoker.wordpress.com/2005/12/27/strip-poker/#comment-1 [...] This tendency I’m describing extends beyond the gym, as well. When I hit a set point, described here, it was a modification in diet that made all the difference, and a little bit of obsession that made it happen. See, when you work out five times a week, you begin to build up a rather aggressive metabolism. Then, when you resolve to consume no more than 1,500 to 1,600 calories daily (not including alcohol, on the weekends), your stomach is going to start making furious sounds, and you’re going to get uncomfortable. And when you’re uncomfortable, you’re going to need something pushing you forward, in spite of the discomfort. For some, this is God, for others, family; for me, it was a constant, unrelenting pressure to just do it (sorry, NIKE), and do it right. [...] [...] This tendency I’m describing extends beyond the gym, as well. When I hit a set point, described here, it was a modification in diet that made all the difference, and a little bit of obsession that made it happen. See, when you work out five times a week, you begin to build up a rather aggressive metabolism. Then, when you resolve to consume no more than 1,500 to 1,600 calories daily (not including alcohol, on the weekends), your stomach is going to start making furious sounds, and you’re going to get uncomfortable. And when you’re uncomfortable, you’re going to need something pushing you forward, in spite of the discomfort. For some, this is God, for others, family; for me, it was a constant, unrelenting pressure to just do it (sorry, NIKE), and do it right. [...]

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