Peace and Equality

[ElSaltoland]

It doesnt exist man !


In fact, it never has, never will

[Shaftique]

hi elsalto

[UnhealthyTruthseeker]

[ElSaltoland]

hi elsalto

Hello dude

[Elite Cows]

Overated.

[ElSaltoland]

Dont be rude

[The Imperial Navy]

[Shaftique]

as far as image macros go, that spam one is pretty good.

[UnhealthyTruthseeker]

as far as image macros go, that spam one is pretty good.

Thank you, I am a fourth degree black-belt in Google-fu, after all.

[The Imperial Navy]

as far as image macros go, that spam one is pretty good.

Thank you, I am a fourth degree black-belt in Google-fu, after all.

Actually it's the very first picture that comes up when you google "Spam"

[UnhealthyTruthseeker]

as far as image macros go, that spam one is pretty good.

Thank you, I am a fourth degree black-belt in Google-fu, after all.

Actually it's the very first picture that comes up when you google "Spam"

STFU, I'll have you know that I single handedly invented rule 34!

[Pope Joan]

I personally practice these, or try to.

I never expect any human government to even make the attempt.

These goals may be attainable for brief periods within close cooperative groups like the Bruderhof, and that's about it.

[The Imperial Navy]

STFU, I'll have you know that I single handedly invented rule 34!

[ElSaltoland]

Spam

not

[Colonic Immigration]

Says it all^^^

[Grays Harbor]

STFU, I'll have you know that I single handedly invented rule 34!

this one?

Etiquette Rule #34: Release Saved Seats First Come, First Served
With all the time we Muni Ladies spend on public transportation - looking out the window to avoid the person next to us - it's one of life's unexpected joys when we get to sit next to a familiar face. However, trekking across town on mass transit with a conversational compadre is an ideal scenario that doesn't work unless your Muni mate boards with you. Saving a seat for a companion who you know will board at a future stop is a nice gesture, but it's like standing in a parking spot while your friend circles the block: etiquette states that every passenger is entitled to any empty space. You may be able to keep the reserved slot next to you if it's not rush hour or if it becomes obvious you are saving it for someone who needs special assistance. But, if someone wants the seat you're hoarding for your homey, you shouldn't bar the early bird from getting the worm. If you're lucky enough to snag two rump rests, open one up - you may be sitting on that good karma on your next ride.

Muni Manner: Give up saved seats to passengers on mass transit. It's the safe and courteous thing to do.

[Naoko2250]

ElSaltoland is NOT wirting spam, so those the said he is, shut up! Man i hate people who clain things they don't like as spam.

[Grays Harbor]

ElSaltoland is NOT wirting spam, so those the said he is, shut up! Man i hate people who clain things they don't like as spam.

but that is the #1 method for people who haven't a clue what to say to be able to try and sound knowledgable. The #2 method is to say "source?"

[Shaftique]

Is rule 34 'google a word from the previous post and reply with the first image that comes up?'

[Vondoria]

STFU, I'll have you know that I single handedly invented rule 34!

Hahaha!!! hilarious!

[Colonic Immigration]

ElSaltoland is NOT wirting spam, so those the said he is, shut up! Man i hate people who clain things they don't like as spam.

And I don't like puppets



[irony}

[Greed and Death]

Only the dead have seen the end of war.

[UnhealthyTruthseeker]

STFU, I'll have you know that I single handedly invented rule 34!

this one?

Etiquette Rule #34: Release Saved Seats First Come, First Served
With all the time we Muni Ladies spend on public transportation - looking out the window to avoid the person next to us - it's one of life's unexpected joys when we get to sit next to a familiar face. However, trekking across town on mass transit with a conversational compadre is an ideal scenario that doesn't work unless your Muni mate boards with you. Saving a seat for a companion who you know will board at a future stop is a nice gesture, but it's like standing in a parking spot while your friend circles the block: etiquette states that every passenger is entitled to any empty space. You may be able to keep the reserved slot next to you if it's not rush hour or if it becomes obvious you are saving it for someone who needs special assistance. But, if someone wants the seat you're hoarding for your homey, you shouldn't bar the early bird from getting the worm. If you're lucky enough to snag two rump rests, open one up - you may be sitting on that good karma on your next ride.

Muni Manner: Give up saved seats to passengers on mass transit. It's the safe and courteous thing to do.

[Triniteras]

I have Hobbes porn if you want it.

[Western Mercenary Unio]

I have Hobbes porn if you want it.

I did not need that information!