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I don't know why really, but somehow stupidity is a turn on to me. I prefer to date smart girls, but banging a dumb girl is just so hot. Probably a lame stone-age domination reflex, but still...
Having watched that video, I couldn't help but laugh at the people who commented things like "stupid American". Like they were completely missing the opportunity there.

But who knows. Maybe some people would prefer to bang Miss Geography USA 2007 -- and complain that the hot chick sitting next to them, just one martini shy of a hot carl in the back seat of a Chevy Impala, didn't know that the Budapesti speak Hungarian. :burke:

i'd slap her with my baby arm
You mean the one growing out of your back?

Check out what sort of friends I have at Penn State and their stupidity that I'm actually implicated with.

http://www.psucollegian.com/archive/2007/12/12/police_student_stole_14k_with.aspx
Stupidity is an economic engine to those wise enough to exploit it. I would spend less time worrying about my dufus mates getting jailed for boneheaded things and instead agonize why I didn't come up with brilliant ideas like this first:

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/O/ODD_MEDICAL_SCAM?SITE=1010WINS&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

Dec 5, 9:54 PM EST

Man Sentenced in Bizarre Diagnosing Scam

MONROE, La. (AP) -- A man was sentenced to more than four years in prison for bilking friends and family out of more than $800,000 by convincing them that his wife was a government agent who could arrange to have their medical problems diagnosed by satellite imaging.

Brent Eric Finley, 38, of Rayville, was sentenced in federal court in Monroe to serve 51 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release. His wife, Stacey Finley, was sentenced in August to spend 63 months in prison and both are ordered to jointly pay restitution in the amount of $873,786.94.

The Finleys pleaded guilty in August to wire fraud, according to court records.

U.S. Attorney Donald W. Washington said in a news release following Monday's sentencing of Brent Finley that the couple convinced numerous people that Stacey Finley was a CIA agent and with her contacts she could schedule a medical scan of the victims' bodies by satellite imaging that would detect any hidden medical problems.

The Finley's convinced their victims that, if any medical problems were found, secret agents would administer medicine to them as they slept in exchange for payment, according to a bill of information filed when the Finleys were charged in May.

"These audacious criminals should remind all of us that scam artists will go to great lengths to take our life's savings," Washington said.

© 2007 The Associated Press.
 

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Stupidity is an economic engine to those wise enough to exploit it. I would spend less time worrying about my dufus mates getting jailed for boneheaded things and instead agonize why I didn't come up with brilliant ideas like this first:
Hey, you're right. That takes some creativity.
 
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You know, Andy, I think it's very good you that you don't let your tiny balls ruin your life.

I mean, others would consider themselves eunuchs, but you don't seem to be bothered.
is that a joke? Andy has larger, more snowman-like balls than most...
You gotta admit it is pretty funny though considering he stole it off the guy's MOM's cell phone.
That was HIS mom....
But with large hangers-on...
My penis or my vagina, maybe both. Maybe at the same time.
Word...
Listen Michael Fish, you don't get first class honours degrees and published books if you need to read that book.
Listen, dirty tramp, that's a good point!
I knew I missed something last time!

Enron, yes. I'm working on my second.
"Being a Slut for Dummies" doesn't count, scro.
 

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