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One eyed monster
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From: Beeyahh
Joined: 3 years ago
Uploads: 93
Added: Aug 12, 2007
Category: Bizarre
Tags: one   eyed   dick   monster  

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  • Beeyahh | 3 years ago
    you dont want to be around this thing when it gets excited and throws up +2 reply
  • The Toad | 3 years ago
    There are a couple of problems, 1) one hand should have developed into a direct control for a games console, 2) The other hand should have become heat resistant for holding those hot takeaway cartons. +2 reply
  • Mika | 3 years ago
    Before now i thought mine was the only one with little arms. reply
  • tvaux | 3 years ago
    One eyed monster? In Shakespeare plays, doesn't he talk about a green one eyed monster? reply
    • tvaux | 3 years ago
      At least in Othello, anyways. reply
      • PissFlap | 3 years ago
        Macduff, can you please elucidate ? reply
        • Macduff | 3 years ago
          ok I will, green eyed monster is from Othello, as well is the great phrase for fucking " making the nbeast with two backs" delivered by Mr. evil himself Iago. I spent the morning combing my complete worksa dn could find no One eyed monster. but you all must know or if not need to know that shakepseare peppers all his plays with vagina and penis refernces and jokes. TWelve night can be viewed as on long penis joke. and Troulis Aand Creseda ( shakespeare's take on the trojan war) is full of the most vile and repugnat images of sex, and sex organs in all of literarture. the play must have been for his auidience like logging on to heaven666. it is the play that makes scholars believe that old will may have had a case of syphulis, as the lovers plague is a majot theme throughout. But ill keep studing the text to find the allusive one eyed monseter of elizabethian drama reply
    • gulfice | 3 years ago
      Yes, I think he does......and he was probably referencing the starfish weiner which probably has a chamillion like ability to change colors. Sort of like sneaky cock camo. +2 reply
      • Macduff | 3 years ago
        sneaky cock camo, my god that is beyond brilliant, plus one ot you for making me lmao! reply
    • lawson | 7 months ago
      the green eyed monster is shakespear's reference to greed, it has nothing to do with sex. reply
  • PissFlap | 3 years ago
    Judging by the size of that thing, most girls will attest to the fact that that dinosaur species is definitely extinct ! reply
    • 13 | 3 years ago
      Good Judgement comes from experince. Experience comes from bad Judgement. reply
  • WORLDSREBEL | 3 months ago
    O ITS BARNEY STEP-COUSIN RONNY, HE GETS BIG-HEADED SOMETIMES AND SPIT ON PEOPLE MAINLY WOMAN reply

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