What the EF is 500 100?
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Originally Posted by Foxacrombie
Seen this in a lot of peoples signatures, what is this group, and what are you all about?
Its the size of their signature in pixels, Theyre a pretty gay group, and they're all about fighting for gay rights.
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Originally Posted by JBMX928
Its the size of their signature in pixels, Theyre a pretty gay group, and they're all about fighting for gay rights.
The girl in his sig is really a cover...
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Originally Posted by JBMX928
Its the size of their signature in pixels, Theyre a pretty gay group, and they're all about fighting for gay rights.
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Searches takes up alot more server resource compared to looking at threads or posting. Post way!!!!
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From: Your moms house
Originally Posted by JBMX928
Its the size of their signature in pixels, Theyre a pretty gay group, and they're all about fighting for gay rights.
He said, "gay group".
Originally Posted by dzervit
Hmmmm... image properties for JBMX sig... well well well... 500x100.
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Originally Posted by Foxacrombie
What the EF is 500 100? Seen this in a lot of peoples signatures, what is this group, and what are you all about?
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them to be disoriented, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, they were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
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Originally Posted by kobiashi
I'm glad you asked this question Foxacrombie. No one has ever asked it before. Now the story can be told.
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was somewhere in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them disorientation, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, there were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was somewhere in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them disorientation, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, there were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
I think I nearly pee'd my pants...
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Originally Posted by kobiashi
I'm glad you asked this question Foxacrombie. No one has ever asked it before. Now the story can be told.
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them to be disoriented, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, they were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them to be disoriented, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, they were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
You sir, are the king!
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Originally Posted by kobiashi
I'm glad you asked this question Foxacrombie. No one has ever asked it before. Now the story can be told.
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them to be disoriented, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, they were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them to be disoriented, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, they were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
Dont you have a yard ot mow?
You think you have crazy thoughts now, wait till you have compeltely and totally pondered everything possiable while in the solitude of a mower wether riding or pushing. The world no longer exist other than through sight becasue all you hear is mower and all you smell is cut grass, all you feel is the vibration. Once you have satisfatorily pondered all thing on your mind and figured out all your problems through lawn care meditation.... Then the mind starts searching for stimulants. Crazy thoughts I tell you crazy thoughts... no wonder they say grass is addicting.
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Originally Posted by kobiashi
I'm glad you asked this question Foxacrombie. No one has ever asked it before. Now the story can be told.
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them to be disoriented, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, they were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
Long ago, in the early days of the Interweb, while the series of tubes were being connected, a tragic thing happened.
Many construction companies were hired to connect the tubes. A massive labor force was mobilized. Tens of thousands of men and women were scattered across the country, excavating troughs in which the tubes would be laid, welding the tubes together, and installing the massive devices that would propel the stuff of the interweb through the tubes. The area in which all this work took place was massive. It included large cities, small towns, and, unfortunately, the remotest of remote places.
One such remote place was in the desert, somewhere around Death Valley. On one very hot summer day, an entire group of workers, 500 in number, left the site they were working at to head back to the camp. The heat was so bad that it caused them heat stroke and impaired their judgement. They were only one mile from camp, so they walked, but on this sad and fateful day, due to the heat causing them to be disoriented, they walked in the opposite direction.
When their bodies were found, weeks later, they were 100 miles deep into the desert.
The 500/100 is a tribute to those lost souls. Without their tireless effort, dedication, and sacrifice the interweb, those amazing series of tubes, through which pass our meaningless posts, would not be possible.
May God watch over their souls.
"500/100"
Way to show your support, Mr 600x208
