Well shit, im just thinking about boobs. Looks like im the one that missed the point.

You are indeed missing the point, but yes that is the goal. You see, people often live outside of their means; and particularly April being expensive with the stupid war and that is what this photo represents with the captions contexts.

Can we get to the part where the Roman’s crucify him now, and then just end the story there forever… we don’t need the Easter bit and all that. It’s okay.

These assholes claiming to be Christian in the states are anti-christian and aren’t even hiding it. They’ve brainwashed enough supporters to push their agenda. Excuse me, in order to be brainwashed one must have a functioning brain… they’ve “programmed” enough mindless drones cultivated over decades of extensive purposeful low quality education and propaganda to achieve their agenda.

Getting closer and closer to downloading that car i always “promised” I wouldn’t.

One day you come out and there’s an impromptu BMW meet up in the grocery parking lot because of you.

Angry sex can be pretty damn passio… dammit.

Bud dum tst.

Great point and an even better ultimatum.

It isn’t. It’s inhumane the way these companies are behaving. They’re a threat to society and this is humans’ instinctual response to eliminating threats.

We are giving thousands of dollars of our money to a company to insure that our life and health will be taken care of, it should NOT be up to these companies what methods of remedies that a person needs to be kept alive and healthy are “deemed necessary”

Furthermore; these companies CEO should NEVER be paid more than a average median citizen… full stop. There’s no reason an insurance company employee owns a yacht.

Looking at you, San Francisco. .

1987 as well… i just never caught on to the acronyms.

BTW love the whole C&C franchise

Ope… i said BTW… guess I contradicted myself. Oops.

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HE’S A GOOD BOY!!

Who’s a good boy?!

Am millennial and have never once used that acronym. I always just type “haha” instead… haha

My 4 year old comes up with better lies than this dipshit. Also, my 4 year old is smarter and throws far less tantrums and than this dipshit, so there’s that… Also, my 4 year old doesn’t shit his pants anymore.

Conclusion: My 4 year old would make a better president than this dipshit.

I don’t understand a word you just said.