>> | No. 442649
/b/442649
chick i know called Chloe-Jade (The Blonde one) knew of from a friend during college years, the same friend found out some years after that she did Lingerie, Topless modelling and some Amateur pornos and told me about it but I have yet to find out where or site they may have be posted on, guy who told me said she did her first Amateur porno at like 18 or 19 a threesome with two dudes in their late 40's, early 50's. and that's the one I'm mostly trying to find here. |
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Could not give less of a shit. |
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>>442649 |
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/iq/66920
Do you even respect the war if you're not wearing a poppy yet? |
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cpntm.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() The lorry is back again today. I am getting a bit concerned. |
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>>68190 |
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/iq/68187
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blondi |
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SMERSH was real? |
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0c1bb71e8b283fdbd312ccf7732e53f5.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>68188 |
>> | No. 26516
/news/26516
...It is important to state that it is not communities that commit crimes but individuals. Those convicted are squarely Henry Long, Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole, not thousands of innocent people who share their heritage. Tarring all Travellers with the brush of these men’s callousness is as unfair as tarring all Catholics for paedophile priests or all eskimos for daft militant wog attacks. |
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I am really curious how the Pontins policy came about. It is quite extraordinarily blanket. |
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>> | No. 24774
/g/24774
So my Three contract (24m One Plan at £33.50pm) is finally bloody ending and I'd rather not keep paying for this lacklustre Galaxy S4. It's caused me more bother than good. |
>> | No. 27802
27802
The Pocophone talk in /101/ got me thinking about my Pocophone F1 and how it's still working great, but the camera is fucking atrocious. If only they were interchangeable phone-to-phone, I'd upgrade it without having to ditch the rest of the phone. |
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/b/441558
New midweek thread: chip butty edition. |
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h8DPkWp.png ![]() ![]() ![]() >>442620 |
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>>442621 |
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442640
I wanted to try making smoked salt on Monday but it seemed wasteful to run the smoker with just a little bit of something in, so I put about a kilogram of Himalayan Rose Salt in there. That was fine it seemed to work, I was left with about a kilogram of smoked salt. I wasn't really sure what to do with a kilogram of smoked salt so I've blended half of it with garlic and that's drying out in the oven, the other half with garlic, lime and coriander, which is doing the same. |
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If I'm making a stir fry do I really need to do anything over than cook ginger paste and soy sauce together? It seems to be the optimum balance between effort and flavour. |
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442642
And, of course, I can't correct typing over instead of other. |
>> | No. 442614
/b/442614
Does defeatism become a self-fulfilling prophecy? |
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>>442634 |
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>>442633 |
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I'm a big wet lefty socialist, but I can't stand fatalism and defeatism. I just find it revolting, pathetic, undesirable. But it's not as simple of a dichotomy as you make it sound, crab bucket lad. |
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>>442637 |
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>>442638 |
>> | No. 62741
/iq/62741
Vorderman from the front. |
>> | No. 68178
68178
How long has Carol been hiding her weird tooth from us? |
>> | No. 68179
68179
wait, you guys don't really want to bone her, right? |
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>>68179 |
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>> | No. 2235
/eco/2235
It's that time for me again to replace my all-purpose boots because, well, the image should tell you all you need to know. I tried British "assault" boots, but the sole tends to last t most a year. I tried German "para" boots, and they come apart even worse even quicker. As comparatively cheap as they are, I think I'm getting off army boots, so I'm at a quandary. Do you have a set of every-day budget boots you swear by? I don't mind spending the money, but I'm fed up with having more gaffer tape than boot on my feet, so any and all advice and experience is welcome at this stage. |
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>>2895 |
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$_57.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Nothing wrong with a nice pair of wellies. |
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>> | No. 442357
/b/442357
The pandemic has undoubtedly hit some sectors of employment harder than others. Let's take a moment to reflect on the hard work done by the many hundreds of unsung toilet attendants in Britain's nightclubs, who are now languishing on furlough for close to one year. |
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>>442539 |
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>>442540 |
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>>442541 |
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442612
People get tattoos for all sorts of reasons, but part of me wonders what it says to someone else who has had similar experiences to someone, is perfectly open about their experiences when asked or it becomes relevant, but doesn't have the tattoos of their counterpart who does. It also seems strange to me people having tattoos about their life experiences on display, and then getting very cagey when asked about them. |
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>>442612 |
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/x/41415
I think the gist is self-evident. |
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Kirsten-OBrien.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Smart's Kirsten O'Brien |
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miranda richardson.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Miranda Richardson is 63 today and still proper bang tidy. She sort of looks like that Rose person one of you used to keep posting, but actually attractive. |
>> | No. 426868
/b/426868
Fitter when she was fat edition. |
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442588
It turned out that loads of people were androids and they all voted for each other so all the world leaders were androids. |
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>>442586 |
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>>442586 |
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>>442591 |
>> | No. 8117
/£$€¥/8117
Several lads here seem to have a grasp of investments and so on. Do any of you have a regular income outside "earner income"? What kind of category does it fall into, and how did you come into it? |
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If Robinhood were unable to facilitate trades because it was economically unviable for them to do so, they would have said that. Instead they press released some bullshit about protecting their users. |
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>>8549 |
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shortlist.png ![]() ![]() ![]() >>8439 |
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>>8560 |
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>> | No. 22298
/e/22298
I know I'm a bit late to the party but I'm considering getting either a PS4 or an Xbox One. I'm assuming these days there's little difference between the two other than having the odd exclusive title. I've seen a few Xbox One bundles in the region of £150 - £200 so I'll probably go for one of them as they're cheaper than what I've seen for the PS4. |
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thatsthejoke.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>24605 |
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Are Xboxes less reliable than PlayStations? I can't recall having a single issue with my PS1, PS2 and PS3 over an ~18 year time span but in less than a year and a half of having an Xbox One S I've had issues with two controllers and the console itself is playing up a bit. |
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>>24822 |
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>>24824 |
>> | No. 30481
/emo/30481
I think lockdown got to me. |
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>>30488 |
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>> | No. 30504
30504
It sounds like an anxiety attack. Breathe, realise that the feeling will pass and that the situation can be controlled. |
>> | No. 8551
/£$€¥/8551
>Six million accidental savers 'created by Covid crisis' |
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>>8568 |
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>>8551 |
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>>8572 |
>> | No. 13598
/job/13598
Hi gents, |
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>>13755 |
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>>13754 |
>> | No. 23810
/x/23810
Since this image wasn't that well received in The Ginger Thread, and by the recommendation of some lad in /b/: this is the "Guilty Would" thread. |
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>>42000 |
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5760.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() The individual things going on here wouldn't normally work for me, but here, in the same woman, they all do. I really hope she snorts when she laughs, because that would make her so complete. |
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guilty would.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Now that's some shewable mutton right there |
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>>41999 |
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steere.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() |
>> | No. 13192
/nom/13192
This is going to be our food review thread. |
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14228
Bell peppers, grand. |
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>>14228 |
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>>14229 |
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>> | No. 7541
/£$€¥/7541
One of the UK's most high profile stock-pickers has suspended trading in his largest fund as rising numbers of investors ask for their money back. Neil Woodford said after "an increased level of redemptions", investors would not be allowed to "redeem, purchase or transfer shares" in the fund. |
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>>8477 |
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>>8478 |
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>>8481 |
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FCA first alerted to concerns over Neil Woodford’s business in 2015 |