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Originally posted by Akridrot My gf is hotter than you btw much hotter

i bet she deflates very nicely when you're done with her too.. do you have a wall pump or is she the manual huff n puff blow up type?

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Underbara uppblåsbara barbii... barbara.

So... Is that Google Chrome? Compare it to Firefox, thank you.

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Originally posted by Gauss So... Is that Google Chrome? Compare it to Firefox, thank you.

I think you'll find that a great number of people on here are using Chrome. For me, it beats Firefox in pretty much every way.

- Cleaner interface = more viewing room

- Faster

- Safer (security wise)

- Has "incognito mode" for surfing porn, where no history etc is saved.

- Some bugs, but they are relatively minor compared to Firefox's god-awful memory overload one. Chrome is still in "beta" mode. Each tab in Chrome runs in a completely separate process though. If one crashes, it doesn't take the others with it.

- Has a cool start page where thumbnails of your most-visited sites are displayed in a 3 x 3 grid. I really like this function.

- It lacks menus and direct links to things; it seems to be made more so for experienced computer users, but I really like this. I just press "ctrl" and "p" to print because I can't find the actual menu command (not sure it exists).

- Far, far more intuitive. To open a new tab you click the "+" symbol on the end of the existing list of open tabs, and the new one appears directly next to it, meaning your mouse pointer is already there, as opposed to selecting it from a clunky menu. There's heaps of small things in this vein, i.e "open link in new tab" is the FIRST menu command when right-clicking on links rather than the second as with Firefox. This sounds small but it makes a difference.

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Originally posted by DuBam Underbara uppblåsbara barbii... barbara.

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Originally posted by Akridrot My gf

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Originally posted by nchs09 What did you do with the semen?

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Originally posted by Akridrot shot it into a wad of toilet paper and threw away the toilet paper

I didn't know I jerking off was forbidden for people in relationships

and barbina, that was such a lame post

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Originally posted by Akridrot Shaddup with your bullshit, no i don't stop instigating

I'm not instigating anything, merely laughing at something that was already instigated and then making a general observation about you. You seem to have a lot of issues that you are mentally unstable to handle. You'd rather get high than "correct your life", you have a very high level of difficulty understanding women, you're very insecure and you seem very, very depressed.

You need to talk to someone. I'm not saying this to be a fucking asshole or to "instigate." I'm saying this because I genuinely believe that you'd feel like and be a much better, level-headed person if you actually took steps to help yourself.

i can help you.

do you have a camera?

and paypal?

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Originally posted by Domesticated I think you'll find that a great number of people on here are using Chrome. For me, it beats Firefox in pretty much every way. - Cleaner interface = more viewing room - Faster - Safer (security wise) - Has "incognito mode" for surfing porn, where no history etc is saved. - Some bugs, but they are relatively minor compared to Firefox's god-awful memory overload one. Chrome is still in "beta" mode. Each tab in Chrome runs in a completely separate process though. If one crashes, it doesn't take the others with it. - Has a cool start page where thumbnails of your most-visited sites are displayed in a 3 x 3 grid. I really like this function. - It lacks menus and direct links to things; it seems to be made more so for experienced computer users, but I really like this. I just press "ctrl" and "p" to print because I can't find the actual menu command (not sure it exists). - Far, far more intuitive. To open a new tab you click the "+" symbol on the end of the existing list of open tabs, and the new one appears directly next to it, meaning your mouse pointer is already there, as opposed to selecting it from a clunky menu. There's heaps of small things in this vein, i.e "open link in new tab" is the FIRST menu command when right-clicking on links rather than the second as with Firefox. This sounds small but it makes a difference.

Its got too many fucking bugs imo


but i still use it.

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

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Originally posted by DuBam Underbara uppblåsbara barbii... barbara.

I'm still trying to figure out what that means

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Originally posted by Domesticated I think you'll find that a great number of people on here are using Chrome. For me, it beats Firefox in pretty much every way. - Cleaner interface = more viewing room - Faster - Safer (security wise) - Has "incognito mode" for surfing porn, where no history etc is saved. - Some bugs, but they are relatively minor compared to Firefox's god-awful memory overload one. Chrome is still in "beta" mode. Each tab in Chrome runs in a completely separate process though. If one crashes, it doesn't take the others with it. - Has a cool start page where thumbnails of your most-visited sites are displayed in a 3 x 3 grid. I really like this function. - It lacks menus and direct links to things; it seems to be made more so for experienced computer users, but I really like this. I just press "ctrl" and "p" to print because I can't find the actual menu command (not sure it exists). - Far, far more intuitive. To open a new tab you click the "+" symbol on the end of the existing list of open tabs, and the new one appears directly next to it, meaning your mouse pointer is already there, as opposed to selecting it from a clunky menu. There's heaps of small things in this vein, i.e "open link in new tab" is the FIRST menu command when right-clicking on links rather than the second as with Firefox. This sounds small but it makes a difference.

Okay, you've convinced me, I'll try it out.