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a friend
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of mine died suddenly last weekend of a massive heart attack. dude was 41 and left a wife and a teenage boy behind. the little man delivered the eulogy without shedding a tear, or a break in his voice. said he needed to be strong for his mom, who is a mess. the eulogy went on for about 20 minutes. i've been to a lot of funerals for people that have died before their time, and have never seen the strength from adults this kid showed. rack him.
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#2

a sons' strength directly reflects his father. rack him

I'll let you be in my dreams if I can be in yours
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cLaY Wrote:a sons' strength directly reflects his father. rack him

2nd. little dude was amazing.
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#4

I didn't cry at my dad's funeral...but I cried like a baby the night he died....I guess after watching him keel over in the living room, watching him being put to rest was alot less traumatising.

Rack the dood.

Is his mom hot?
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Bill Wrote:I didn't cry at my dad's funeral...but I cried like a baby the night he died....I guess after watching him keel over in the living room, watching him being put to rest was alot less traumatising.

Rack the dood.

Is his mom hot?

that would be a resounding yes. what is an acceptable time period before hitting on her?

and his son was pumping his chest when the medics got there, trying to get him back.
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CT280 Wrote:that would be a resounding yes. what is an acceptable time period before hitting on her?

and his son was pumping his chest when the medics got there, trying to get him back.

I would say at least a year.
But it is perfectly acceptable to take them out to diner in hopes of a comfort bang. Use getting them out of the house as an excuse.

My old man was long gone before the medics ever showed up. We lived 15 min from the hospital on a main road and 30 minutes after we called 911 the medics called asking directions to our house.....
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#7

Rack!
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#8

I cried when my son was born..

I'll cry when my dad dies..
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Anhil8tor Wrote:I cried when my son was born..

I'll cry when my dad dies..


Good for you.

Sometimes being strong can be an even bigger emotional drain than just letting the emotions out. It's normal and good to be upset when people you love die. How many times have you heard fucked up people talk about how they never really grieved for the loss of their mother or father or spouse etc.?

It's good that the son is a mature guy...but I hope he lets himself be just what he is...which is a young guy who has lost his father and I don't care how old you are, that's never easy.

fem Wrote:Now I'm just stupid.

fem Wrote:I enjoy being a dumb cunt. Thanks.

TomFoolery Wrote:You hurt me so bad, but I just can't stop loving you.
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#10

I teared up reading this. I am such a pussy in my older years.

Rack the kid, that is hard.

I know what you're thinking now. You think we're all gay, don't you? Think we're all just a bunch of deviant lifestyle-living same-sex having motherfuckers, am I right?


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#11

Rack the kid.

My condolences.
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#12

SanDog Wrote:I teared up reading this. I am such a pussy in my older years.

Rack the kid, that is hard.

Hungry? I can cheer you up fliend.
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#13

McRib Wrote:Hungry? I can cheer you up fliend.

God Bless you.

See You In Toledo
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#14

Clay delivered his final pizza for a widowed bitch and her son. When he got there, they were engaged in explosive butt sex while rolling around on an insurance check.



edit~ oops! Wrong thread. :$
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bdic Wrote:Clay delivered his final pizza for a widowed bitch and her son. When he got there, they were engaged in explosive butt sex while rolling around on an insurance check.



edit~ oops! Wrong thread. :$

Know what would make this sexy? Rolling around in 79 smothered McRib patties and having butt sex with BBQ sauce as lube.
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McRib Wrote:Know what would make this sexy? Rolling around in 79 smothered McRib patties and having butt sex with BBQ sauce as lube.


Have a little respect for the dead, dawg. Don't troll in serious threads. Nothing good will come from it.
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Bill Wrote:I would say at least a year.

Wonder if he has the date circled?

cLaY Wrote:Knick-Knack Paddy's Whack, suckin' TF's Bone...

BIRD33 Wrote:You know who would be hilarious in a thread with this type of situation going on?Paddy.

BIRD33 Wrote:I was battling with the mods just like everyone else.
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#18

This was posted on my 26th birthday.

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WoolyGoat Wrote:This was posted on my 26th birthday.

Then he definitely has it circled.

cLaY Wrote:Knick-Knack Paddy's Whack, suckin' TF's Bone...

BIRD33 Wrote:You know who would be hilarious in a thread with this type of situation going on?Paddy.

BIRD33 Wrote:I was battling with the mods just like everyone else.
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#20

I cried more when my daugther was born...


I wonder why?
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