A rape victim, a transvestite and a house painter walk into a bar

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then he says put it on my bill

[pilleater]

the transvestite says to the rape victum, "honey, you gotta learn who the street talks." the house painter buts in, "especially if your vagina is a blue waffle then you will have to paint it black with blue all over!"

[maks]

Then the ron paul train was all "i am so nf"

the transvestite says to the rape victum, "honey, you gotta learn who the street talks." the house painter buts in, "especially if your vagina is a blue waffle then you will have to paint it black with blue all over!"

prograting dushbaggery in the herpeuteareum

monde what lead you to bring all these faggots here from tim's exile fourms, where you mad at us, did we not give you enough attn, what was it monde.why are you so gay monde

did you have any idea at the time what you where doing. did you know the terrible scourge you unleashed on ytmnsfw forums at teh time or was this all just a happy accident for you

they came here much much later. idk what heppend. i got bored of the lizard forums and came here and then after they closed they started their migrations to various climes

this is how it was reported when it first happened

It's raining iguanas in South Florida.
A remarkable cold snap that brought temperatures in the mid-30s to the Miami area Thursday morning also brought lizards falling out of trees at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne, the Miami Herald reported.
"We have found dozens on the bike path after a major cold snap," said park manager Robert Yero. "When they warm up in the sun, they come back to life."

At least three iguanas in suspended animation could be found under trees in the park, which lies on the southern tip of Key Biscayne, a barrier island just south of Miami Beach and across Biscayne Bay from the city of Miami.
Yero had little sympathy for the frozen iguanas, explaining that they were an invasive species devastating to native plant life.
"They really are taking over," he lamented.



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