heres a pic!

oh well hello there, welcome to •.(>^.^)>.• do you wish to join?



google image search + Michelle marsh = results

This post was edited by jlhromeo on Feb 15 2010 03:49pm

tits or gtfo

thats the safest pic i could find... but google "Michelle Marsh" and you will find out... idk if his cousin is dating her or married, but i used to fap so much to her, and now im going for a meal with her invited too gunna be so awkward...


BTW im english, i want to represent that english flag

This post was edited by Kalms on Feb 15 2010 03:50pm

"Wow you look great! You know, I used to flog the dolphin to you a lot back in the day, this dinner brings me back!"


e: she looks stoned

This post was edited by jlhromeo on Feb 15 2010 03:55pm

lol
he gonna pop a chubby while they are eating rembering the "old days"


oh btw anyone else here have this family day holiday today?? its actually a goverment holiday my bank was closed so i couldnt even get my check cashed lol.
therefore i couldn't mail out that game today

This post was edited by diablostoner on Feb 15 2010 03:53pm

lol yeah, im so excited for it and i dont even know when it is yet.. btw see edit...

anyone else other then in canada have this family day goverment holiday today???

nopes, next public holiday we have is tomorrow, pancake day then after that its easter

Family Day (Canada)
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Family Day
Also called Louis Riel Day (Manitoba), Islander Day (PEI)
Observed by Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan
Date 3rd Monday in February
2009 date February 16, 2009
2010 date February 15, 2010
2011 date February 21, 2011

In most of Canada, Family Day is a statutory holiday occurring on the third Monday in February. This corresponds with Presidents Day in the United States. In the provinces of Manitoba and Prince Edward Island, the statutory holiday on this date is instead termed Louis Riel Day and Islander Day, respectively.

The third Monday in February is a regular working day in British Columbia, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the territories. As Family Day is not currently recognized in the federal sphere, federal employees in all provinces (such as public servants and postal workers) still work on this day. In Newfoundland and Labrador, the third Monday of February is a school board holiday, but not an official provincial holiday.



so apparentyl the post office is still open but i cant get my check cashed because my damn bank was closed rofl

This post was edited by diablostoner on Feb 15 2010 04:06pm