Homicidalheathen

Everyone has a dark side. Its what you make of it that sets you apart.

cranbrook museum of science...bats! the zoo haunted houses/hayrides... cedar point nightlife and events section has tons of stuff

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getting someone to the doctor on time I must have the pokiest peoples in my life I swear

ah I see you grow your own too! It has taken over so much I just pulled out a bunch beautiful pussies. I give my cat nip and grass everyday in the summer, he gets his salad.

shhh, we must not speak of such things! OMG panic!! Oh my goth I am sooo stealing that thing one of these days I swear. quote name='weapon' date='May 12 2009, 05:12 AM' post='601362'] Ya a girl was giving out BJ's from what I understand!

yup. Darkness is as darkness does. Nice take on it though

I have always wanted to live in Colorado or Oregonb

http://www.huge.com/video/watch/6-stunts-a...s-pepper-fo.htm dumbass of the year award goes to....!

His love killed a dove lol http://www.huge.com/video/watch/bird-murde...is-is-extre.htm

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besides being a great actor and being a great comical actor as well...he is short latino and hot as hell. rowr. you know what they say about latin guys... his name should be Antonio Badass! If you have not seen 4 rooms, do it.

Tiny bride wows Sierra Leone By Umaru Fofana BBC News, Freetown http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/8028834.stm <---------pics Thousands of people have thronged the streets of the Sierra Leone capital, Freetown, to see one of the country's shortest people get married. Masire Kamara is well known in the city where she sells tea in a market. When word spread that she was getting wed, many people did not believe it was true and went to see for themselves. Street parties were held in the happy couple's honour. The event was covered live on state television and was on the front page of many newspapers. Thousands packed the church and hundreds more climbed onto rooftops to see Sierra Leone's celebrity wedding - the local equivalent of David and Victoria Beckham. Masire Kamara had to stand on a chair to kiss her husband When it came to the first kiss, Ms Kamara had to stand on a chair to reach. She is a Christian but her husband, Mohammed Basiru Alghali, is a Muslim so another ceremony was held in a mosque. Their motorcade was mobbed by people trying to shake their hands, as they drove through town to a reception at a community centre. Several MPs and a former Freetown mayor also attended the event. One of Sierra Leone's best known celebrity journalists told the BBC: "I have been a show-business reporter for six years and I have never seen such a turn-out before." Ms Kamara said they met when her future husband called out to her on the street. "I was not sure of his intentions, since we looked so different," she said. "He told me he loved me... A few months later, he proposed to marry me and of course I accepted," she said.

you might be a redneck if...you use electric dog collars to keep your youngin's in line.

Hey some of these are pretty good! quote name='Eevee' date='Nov 11 2008, 04:23 PM' post='521001'] My friends and me have a habit of doing similar photos...

over 2000 smackeroonies

I find it on weird news or weird universe. cause its a weird world we live in yo You know, if I were a drunk asshole it would be funny. If the kids were indeed brats...but me thinks this is bad for a kids mind. I bet pervs use these all the time in their 'training sessions' Personally I love electroshock play.

http://www.livevideo.com/video/embedLink/C...home-video.aspx this dog reminds me of hambone.

A shocking story yeah, but if its not fit for kids, why put one on your pet..eh? Father uses dog collar to shock kids The Salem man faces four charges of mistreatment By Stacey Barchenger • Statesman Journal May 6, 2009 By Stacey Barchenger • Statesman Journal • May 6, 2009 A Salem man was arrested Tuesday for putting an electric dog collar on each of his four children and shocking them. Todd Marcum, 41, said he did it "because he thought it was funny," Salem Police Lt. Dave Okada said. The four children, ages 3, 6, 8 and 9, had been shocked while wearing the collar at least once, according to a statement from their father, Okada said. Marcum told police that he would chase the 3-year-old boy around with the collar, making him cry at the thought of being shocked. Okada said that because of the boy's behavior, it is likely that the children were shocked more than once. Oregon Department of Human Services workers on Tuesday summoned police to Marcum's Salem home. Marcum was taken into custody on four charges of first-degree criminal mistreatment. He is in the Marion County jail. The four children were left in the custody of their mother, Okada said. The case has been handed over to DHS. Dog shock collars are used in training and to control barking, said John Seroczynski, the national sales manager for D.T. Systems. The Dallas, Texas, company manufactures the electronic collars. It is unknown whether the collar used on the children was made by D.T. Systems. "There's not one collar made today that can actually burn a dog or a person," Seroczynski said. Most collars are powered by a 9-volt battery and don't produce a large enough shock to injure a person, he said. Seroczynski said it was not likely that the children were seriously injured. "He definitely would not have hurt them to the point that it would have damaged any organs or caused them to be hospitalized," he said. The charge of one collar is less powerful than that of a Taser, such as the kind used by police, he said. Seroczynski said the collars are not to be used on humans. "Regardless of what your kids are like, it's sure not going to cure any behavioral problems," he said. "Bottom line is, what he did was dead wrong."

holy hell the doctor is IN! YES hotness x3

I have seen this before. My experience is you learn much about yourself from self inflicted pain. Or inflicted by others but you will it.

My muscles are soooo sore from yardwork and work and just gawd. why why why must my schedule be so full this time of year???? why...?