Funny's & Jokes (Part 2)

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Her name is Christina Lucci, although she also goes by Christina model. At one point she got a breast reduction operation because they were just too much of a strain on her back.

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Thank you, a few more pics helped. I didn’t know the name, but I have certainly seen…that face before somewhere on the internet. Can’t remember where though :innocent:

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I got my hands on a fan that can be programmed… so I had to play around a bit :grin:

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real good dog…

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Made this for a laugh

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I’m not sure why this is funny. It mocks an enormous group of people worldwide. Wearing a red ribbon does not mean you have AIDS. The red ribbon is a universal sign of HIV/AIDS awareness, compassion and support for people living with HIV/AIDS.

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She mocks an enormous group of people with her antics… I thought it was funny, but if the mods think otherwise, let them remove it

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How is she mocking anyone, and what antics? As I said above, she’s showing her “awareness, compassion and support for people living with HIV/AIDS”. How in God’s name does that mock anyone?

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My Grandad always said that when my Nan brought him a cup of tea. Nan was stone deaf but always heard that. Thanks for the memory.

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Recently I was sitting at the bar in a cafe.
A man came in in a wheelchair and rolled next to me and offered me a ■■■■.
After a conversation he asked me: Say, can you push me to the toilet?"
Sure, I said.
When I got there he asked: “Can you also wheel me in?”
OK", I said.
Then it got very personal and asked: Can you take him out for me?"
After a protest I did it anyway, I saw how dirty his thing looked with sores.
“Damn it”, I said, “you should have a doctor look at that.”
“I did”, he said.
I asked: “And what did the doctor say?”
He: “Don’t touch it with your hands!!”

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