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[QUOTE=MonkeyPaw;2457204]Jesus ate fish. I try not to eat meat. She goes for the steak. Eventually something has to give, and something will suffer. Look at the face. LOL.[/QUOTE]How do these girls do it?
If I look at a big steak, I'm 300 lb. What's she? 100 lb max?
G.
[QUOTE=MysManiac;2457241]Kudos MonkeyPaw on the information you put out in the Thailand forums. Big fan of yours. Hats off!
I have been visiting Pattaya for the last three consecutive years. Was going thru your posts and was wondering how did you manage to take these hidden camera shots while banging the chicks. I am presuming these are hidden.
I was doing some online shopping and came across a mobile wall charger which doubles up as a hidden camera. Not sure how good the quality is. Would love to take them with me in my next trip to Pattaya.
Would be wonderful if you and other forum members could provide some insights on this.
Cheers and bang safe.[/QUOTE]Not mine at all. These were found on internet. Who would do such a thing?
True justice is blind. This expression means that justice is impartial and objective. There is an allusion here to the Greek statue for justice, wearing a blindfold so all are treated equal, no matter their age, mentality, status, wealth, or skin color. Is this even possible in this real world, if not in the P4P world?
[QUOTE=Goferring;2457292]How do these girls do it?
If I look at a big steak, I'm 300 lb. What's she? 100 lb max?
G.[/QUOTE]We each have our own pathway right? Everything is connected differently to God. Another member I was chatting with last night over dinner told me he was allergic to mango skin. We should be aware of our own pathway and realize what works for us, doesn't work for another and vice versa. Keeps us from judging. However there is such a thing as greater good we should all be following. This is call sacrificing. If not now, then in near future. Have a feeling the world is approaching the cross as in crossroads with life. Only one missing ingredient, so we all wait patiently.
The ego is an identity of our own construction. It's our beliefs we have about our personality, talents, abilities, life experience, relationships etc. It's the mental construct of our "self. " For many of us, we are controlled by our ego, or our sense of self and identity. It gives us a false sense of security of who or what we are, in a world full of lies. Instead of seeing everyone and everything as equals, the ego forces us to categorize, making greater and lesser, of people, experiences, thoughts, places, and emotions. The ego forces us to think that some things are wrong and some are right, thus breeding hatred and resentment amongst each other. Now you see why there is so much inequalities in the world.
GoGo bar girls from Rainbow, now working private karaoke.
[QUOTE=MonkeyPaw;2457969]GoGo bar girls from Rainbow, now working private karaoke.[/QUOTE]lol lol lol.
They are beautiful.
The most important thing is to be able to touch everything below.
If that's how I am ok to come back to Thailand (I can't wait).
I can even sing in the karaoke if you dance while.
[QUOTE=Pimpampoumpipo;2458009]lol lol lol.
They are beautiful.
The most important thing is to be able to touch everything below.
If that's how I am ok to come back to Thailand (I can't wait).
I can even sing in the karaoke if you dance while.[/QUOTE]These Thai girls have been exported to Japan to cater, sing, serve, and be the sluts of the Yakuza. The white girls just weren't cutting it. The pitch on their moans were off.
Yin and yang is a concept of dualism, describing how seemingly opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world, and how they may give rise to each other as they interrelate to one another. Future meets the past? Without evil, there cannot be good. If we are in hell, then heaven exists? So if there is a devil, so must there be a God.
[QUOTE=MonkeyPaw;2457323]Not mine at all. These were found on internet. Who would do such a thing?[/QUOTE]Ohh ya we believe you (sarcasm intended). You have taken them all from internet.
The bedsheet matches in most of them, are just a coincidence?
You testing our intelligence or You assume we won't notice?
ROFLMAO.
Most of the official sources pronounce it "arch". It comes from "Alpha-Roh-Chi", "great" or "high" in Greek, which would be pronounced "arch" but the chi can be a little softer than the English "ch". This is the case in Archbishop. However, Archangel is actually pronounced "arc or ark. " Isn't that a bit strange? Or is there a good reason?
[QUOTE=MonkeyPaw;2458055]Yin and yang is a concept of dualism, describing how seemingly opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world, and how they may give rise to each other as they interrelate to one another. Future meets the past? Without evil, there cannot be good. If we are in hell, then heaven exists? So if there is a devil, so must there be a God.[/QUOTE]The oldest text developed on the yin-yang system was found in the tomb of Mawangdui, dating from 168 BC. The manuscript develops a binary logic:
"In any evaluation, you have to be aware of these two major entities, yin and yang.
The sky is yang, the earth yin, spring is yang, autumn yin; summer is yang, winter yin; etc. " (Mawangdui manuscript).
They are not absolute correspondences, insofar as they are only attributed within a friendship of opposites.
Therefore, one cannot really say that something is Yin, that something else is Yang. It would be more accurate to say that something is more Yin compared to something that is more Yang. For example, the upward movement is Yang compared to the downward movement which is Yin.
In everything there is Yin and Yang, as the famous symbol of Tai Ji illustrates, because it is the interaction of these two forces that create movement, Qi, energy. And as some quantum physicists say: matter and energy are actually one and the same thing.
[QUOTE=MonkeyPaw;2458055]Yin and yang is a concept of dualism, describing how seemingly opposite or contrary forces may actually be complementary, interconnected, and interdependent in the natural world, and how they may give rise to each other as they interrelate to one another. Future meets the past? Without evil, there cannot be good. If we are in hell, then heaven exists? So if there is a devil, so must there be a God.[/QUOTE]Nah, just the pecker and the holes.
[QUOTE=Goatscrot;2458162]Nah, just the pecker and the holes.[/QUOTE]Yes. Pecker is Yang and holes is yin.
(Itsy Bitsy Spider).
The itsy bitsy spider crawled up the water spout.
Down came the rain, and washed the spider out.
Out came the sun, and dried up all the rain.
And the itsy bitsy spider went up the spout again.
(Moral of the story: Don't stop believing and don't quit).