WYHI - in order.

[Knooger]

OMG... what can't I stop laughing?


Knoogy.


You still have never adressed or confirmed your participation in the CF.... you just ignore me. Ha ha....


I haven't been back there since... I dunno... 5 years? More or less....

I've only posted there a couple times in the last month. I think I'm mostly finished with CF. It was a great forum for a while, but it's turned to complete shit now. I'd rather suck off Shitsoul than spend 10 minutes reading CFOT.

[King Shizzo]

I've only posted there a couple times in the last month. I think I'm mostly finished with CF. It was a great forum for a while, but it's turned to complete shit now. I'd rather suck off Shitsoul than spend 10 minutes reading CFOT.

Cum drinkers forever?

[Knooger]

Cum drinkers forever?

Would probably be more entertaining than Corvette Forum.

[FitnessFrenzy]

Her teeth remind me of the fluctuating signal bars on my cell phone.

is that a good thing or a bad thing? 

[catracho]

I would hit the red head first because...she's a red head.  I leave the one in black for last cause i think she is the only one that would make me.

[Carlton G. Long]

Looks like the nucleus of a fine field hockey team.

[Dr Dutch]

I saw this slob once on a party

I spoke to her once, when she was politically active....best een leuk wijf.

[DroppingPlates]

I spoke to her once, when she was politically active....best een leuk wijf.

Zolang ze maar niet aan je oren lebbert..

[Sokolsky]

Zolang ze maar niet aan je oren lebbert..

I spoke to her once, when she was politically active....best een leuk wijf.

Lekker neuken in de keuken?

[Knooger]

Lekker neuken in de keuken?

Don't know any Dutch, but I'm gonna guess that roughly means, "Did you fuck her in the ass?" 

[DroppingPlates]

Don't know any Dutch, but I'm gonna guess that roughly means, "Did you fuck her in the ass?" 

Yes, and in the kitchen with the windows uncovered.

[Dr Dutch]

WTF we are discussing having sex with Ma Flodder.....

[Knooger]

WTF we are discussing having sex with Ma Flodder.....

Would hit.

[DroppingPlates]

Would hit.

I admire your willpower!

[FitnessFrenzy]

[Knooger]

I admire your willpower!

I would lick that pussy until it didn't reek anymore, then I'd slide in my micro penis and eagerly deposit my quarter teaspoon of semen in less than 12 pumps. Shortly thereafter I'd be asleep like a little baby in her arms.

[Dr Dutch]

There are no getbiggers with a micro-penis............

[bradistani]

i'll have the red head please.

[Parker]

Looks like the nucleus of a fine field hockey team.

field hockey players are usually thick thighed, in shape and on the money.

[Moontrane]

Cyclist Tammy Thomas reacts to Barry Bonds decision

The Mississippi cyclist nabbed in one of the nation's biggest doping scandals cried foul this week after a federal appeals court overturned the conviction of former Major League Baseball star Barry Bonds.

Tammy Thomas, whose steroid-induced transformation from petite athlete to muscular hulk made headlines, said the judicial system acted unfairly by giving Bonds a pass while upholding her own 2008 conviction for perjury.

"He was the reason that investigation started," Thomas told The Clarion-Ledger on Friday, referring to Bonds' connection to the BALCO scandal. "I was hoping that he wouldn't get off the hook, but it's all about money. He had a dozen attorneys. I could only afford one."

The federal government launched its investigation into the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative, or BALCO, in 2002 after learning it supplied anabolic steroids to more than 20 professional athletes – athletes like Thomas, Bonds and Olympic track star Marion Jones and, all of whom were ultimately convicted.

But on April 22, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco overturned Bonds 2011 felony conviction on obstruction of justice for allegedly lying during his grand jury testimony about steroid use. Thomas' own attempt to get her conviction tossed ended in failure, and she remains a felon to this day.

"Now my only chance is a pardon," said Thomas, who lives in Ridgeland and works as a personal trainer and public speaker.

Thomas wrote an op-ed piece for the New York Daily-News about the appeal's court decision and her belief Bonds bought his way out of a felony:

I was convicted, and it was devastating. I was branded a felon for life. I lost basic civil rights (the right to vote, the right to keep and bear arms). Forget law practice, it has been difficult even to just find housing. I've had a hard time finding a job, and because of that, I live in poverty.

And Bonds?

The biggest fish managed to wriggle off the hook of the BALCO prosecutors. … The jury was hung on Bonds' perjury counts, and convicted him on obstruction. But now it was 2011, and seemingly everyone — the judges, jury and the public — was tired of hearing about the government's prosecution of athletes. The Bonds legal team began the lengthy, expensive work of appealing his sentence, and last week they finally succeeded in getting it overturned.

Thomas admits she used steroids. She admits she lied under oath. She admits she messed up. But it's unfair, she said, that Bonds did the same thing and gets his conviction overturned while she's forced to suffer the lifelong consequences

NBC Hardball Talk blogger Craig Calceterra disagreed in his own post Friday:

The reason Bonds got off and Thomas did not was that the case against Thomas was substantially stronger. … No person who directly supplied drugs to Bonds testified. No witness could provide any direct evidence that Bonds lied under oath.

Now, I strongly suspect hedid lie under oath about knowingly taking PEDs, and if his trainer, Greg Anderson, had testified he'd likely be convicted. But in our legal system you have to have proof. The government had none, knew it, proceeded with the case anyway and that's why the jury found him not guilty. The one charge that remained — obstruction of justice — was entirely bogus given that no lie was legally established and the Court of Appeals properly overturned it.

Thomas doesn't see it that way, but she's not going to dwell on it. Since finishing her sentence in 2013, Thomas has tried to move on with her life. She's trying to use her own experience as a cautionary tale to others and provides ethics training and advice.

"I just want people to learn from my mistake," Thomas said. "I want to be able to help people. It's about decisions and poor choices, and we all make poor choices at times."

[thegamechanger]

not gonna read all that and this "hit in order" shit was fun for exactly 2 minutes and 10 seconds and ever since then its been boring as shit and everyone who still do that WYHI should be banned and possibly be thrown in jail

[Carlton G. Long]

Ugly skanks are better off in jail.  I see no problem with what transpired.

[Dr Dutch]

Pics like this give me a micro penis.................