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like that whip i saw over your desk
cant deny it.

You're Mr. Popular though :D

ive always wanted to see a pic of anye.

Does Krizz really have a "faux-hawk"?

make sure you get her at school.
56k and uploading a picture. OH GOD!

$20 please.

i am not paying for something i can get alone with my manhood!

wait what

yes

it's not hard to find

she has profiles on social networks like 99 percent of americans

Great now the cats out of the bag! I would have cut you in on the profits if you would have kept quiet Sev...

um and what i mean by that is that there are no pictures of anye on the internet anywhere at all

This question is for Anye.

Have you found out how many shots of soju it takes to get drunk yet?

mmm Soju

that's a good question.

wut?

i am just wondering if how long i could talk dirty to you baby...

If you only knew the conversations we have...

You can't.

I'm pretty sure I could. :P
I'm very alluring.

Too long :x

Don't let her fool you. That's the before pic.

After:

Got my Excalibur. :3

/goes to check the MS Paint thread and notices Anye hasn't made an entry

I can't think of anything good!! T_T

=D Any particular theologian or pastor you're fond of?
(If you don't mind my asking)

Funny you should ask that; I'm actually quite... picky. This will come off as arrogant, but I'd rather read my Bible "unfiltered" than to have someone "preach it to me." It gives me the responsibility of taking my own faith into my own hands. That being said, I do listen to several pastors, but I only favor the ones who adhere strictly to biblical context. John MacArthur is knowledgeable and knows his Bible well, but he comes off as too elitest, and tends to sound condescending towards his audience, and even moreso towards any non-believer. John Piper is more to my liking: He's approachable and sincere, and focuses more simply--and yet, somehow, more profoundly--on God's qualities as written in the Bible and how we should respond.

In terms of philosophers, I've just recently discovered that I've unconsciously adopted the philosophy of Søren Kierkegaard, though I do disagree with him on a few small points. But it did strike me as a little eerie to find that we had come to the same conclusions separately.

fred phelps