tbh, imho

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Everyone post in this thread what they were doing before they logged into Spurstalk, imho, fwiw, ibtl, Neal with it, NBA= ed, herapedPERIOD, etc.

[nkdlunch]

I was doing a train on your moms

[HarlemHeat37]

I'm always logged into SpursTalk, tbh..

[Spursmania]

Listening to the Mavs implode against the Magic, tbh

[jjktkk]

Explaning to my wife how butthurt committee and Giuseppe found each other on E harmony.

[#41 Shoot Em Up]

Explaning to my wife how butthurt committee and Giuseppe found each other on E harmony.

[Giuseppe]

Reading "The Road."

tee, hee.

[4>0rings]

Reading "The Road."

tee, hee.

Book sucks and so did the movie.

[Giuseppe]

Book sucks and so did the movie.

They're quite different from each other. I watched first, then read. Oddly, I can visualize the book much better than the movie. The youngster constantly exclaiming "Papa" in the movie grates. But, the reference suits the book. The "wife" though stands out in the movie/when she physically abandoned her family the camera moves/tracks along with her and it's striking that way. She's insignificant in the book.

The author paints some incredible scenes by being brief and stark. His description of the army of survivors traveling in the road is very frightening....slaves in collars pulling the wagon of goods, followed by the pregnant women (in essence the food supply) followed in the rear by the actual food supply of the walking dead. I God's, 4>.

[frodo]

was at mono's house... his wife knows what i was doing, probably mono himself knows too

[Giuseppe]

I ain't had strange wool in quite a spell. What was it like, Fro?

[DeadlyDynasty]

Reading "The Road."

tee, hee.

sup Cubby...you carrying the fire?

[Giuseppe]

sup Cubby...you carrying the fire?

[CubanSucks]

Reading "The Road."

tee, hee.

[CubanSucks]

They're quite different from each other. I watched first, then read. Oddly, I can visualize the book much better than the movie. The youngster constantly exclaiming "Papa" in the movie grates. But, the reference suits the book. The "wife" though stands out in the movie/when she physically abandoned her family the camera moves/tracks along with her and it's striking that way. She's insignificant in the book.

The author paints some incredible scenes by being brief and stark. His description of the army of survivors traveling in the road is very frightening....slaves in collars pulling the wagon of goods, followed by the pregnant women (in essence the food supply) followed in the rear by the actual food supply of the walking dead. I God's, 4>.

double super

[CubanSucks]

I was masturbating