missed last week's thread but shit just got serious now that jacobs is back to bring the pain
missed last week's thread but shit just got serious now that jacobs is back to bring the pain
i wonder wtf is going to happen to him with that bitch made crowning rule wtf man this isnt child labor
few take offense to trailer trash, i actually pissed one dude off on tuesday. was talking about how hot a plate at Chili's was, compared it to a bunsen burner (wut?), so i asked him how big his trailer was, got all sorts of mad, almost dropped the nigger bomb on me. was quite amusing but yeah, Racist is magic
So I just realized that the madden curse hit megatron by only applying the megatron rule to him.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...complete-pass/
We have the most white trash piece of shit at my work lol, guy is balding and continues to wear a ponytail, has the handlebar mustache going on, all his bottom row teeth are brown and rotting, he has one tooth for his upper front row that we can the "can opener", and he refers to all Asians as gooks or Charlies, latins/hispanics are daygo's and all black guys are niggers. You'd think the guy would have lost his job by now, but nope, 20 year company man lol
good talk
sounds like a good company man
i wanna have a beer with that guy
In an effort to weed out unruly fans, the Seattle Seahawks say they will have undercover police officers wearing opposing team apparel beginning with Sunday night's highly anticipated matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.
The Seahawks announced the plan Wednesday, saying the goal is to ensure a safe environment for all fans, including those supporting the visiting team.
The Seahawks say gameday staff will intervene against unruly behavior, foul or abusive language and verbal and physical harassment of opposing team fans or stadium guests and staff members. Any fans asked to leave for violations of fan conduct will have to complete a four-hour online educational course at their own cost before they will be cleared to attend events at the stadium again.
"We have great fans," Seahawks president Peter McLoughlin said. "Our goal is to ensure a safe environment for all in attendance, including visiting team fans."