Showing posts with label WOW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WOW. Show all posts
Friday, February 26, 2010
OH MY!
Did you know that you could get your Vijay-jay Vijazzled. Its a new trend in vaginal adornment and has gotten popular since Jennifer Love-Hewitt announced that she has it doe regularly. OMSweetJesus! What in the world will we encounter next! Space Balls that remove themselves and fly around the room!! Good grief! Some things should just be left alone...
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Chanel Armour~
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Why Must I Cry?
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He's Exactly Right!LMEntireAO
Check out how the situation dont get deep until he calls out "Bitches"! LOLOLOLOL
He's Exactly Right!LMEntireAO
Check out how the situation dont get deep until he calls out "Bitches"! LOLOLOLOL
Oh My Damn!

This lil' freakster is supposed to do the job your man wont or cant do. Just push da button, and you can grasp the sensation of 10,000 tongues on your lickety split!!Straight like that. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
What will they come up with next. One day I'll quit this bitc% and go work for the mission.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Part 2: For the LADIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Model Potential~
Friday, October 23, 2009
Go Head Den!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
SHHHHHHHUUUUU SHHHHHHUUUUUUU!


Wanna know just what the hell Mrs. Obama is doing, fast forward to the 7:40 mark!
(Hince Sasha and Malia)!I Kid
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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
And Jesus Wept!
Why does this never happen to me? If you wanna see a store completely dishelveld.>>>
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Absolutely Amazing! 'The Python'
Dave March, founder of WaterCar, Inc., has been building cars & boats since 1976 when he opened his collision repair facility in Fountain Valley, California. Since then, he has repaired and re-built thousands of vehicles at his facility, Fountain Valley Body Works, which is now one of the largest and most highly respected collision repair facilities in the industry.
In the late 1990’s, Dave March noticed that a number of design specifications between cars and boats were being shared. Boat manufactures were using lightweight high-performance automotive-type engines. Car manufacturers were incorporating light-weight marine-type composite and alloy bodies and chassis. Additionally, automotive manufacturers were using materials specially manufactured to be extremely corrosion resistant. This gave Dave the idea of developing high-performance cars that could be driven on the water, and WaterCar, Inc. was born.
Dave’s vision was to see high-performance cars that were also high-performance boats. But he was not interested in previous amphibious vehicles that just float around. He was interested in designing a high-performance automobile capable of getting to plane on top of the water. His expectation was to reach freeway speeds in the water! His task was to incorporate the very latest materials and components into the optimum design for an amphibious vehicle
[Taken from Watercar.com]




In the late 1990’s, Dave March noticed that a number of design specifications between cars and boats were being shared. Boat manufactures were using lightweight high-performance automotive-type engines. Car manufacturers were incorporating light-weight marine-type composite and alloy bodies and chassis. Additionally, automotive manufacturers were using materials specially manufactured to be extremely corrosion resistant. This gave Dave the idea of developing high-performance cars that could be driven on the water, and WaterCar, Inc. was born.
Dave’s vision was to see high-performance cars that were also high-performance boats. But he was not interested in previous amphibious vehicles that just float around. He was interested in designing a high-performance automobile capable of getting to plane on top of the water. His expectation was to reach freeway speeds in the water! His task was to incorporate the very latest materials and components into the optimum design for an amphibious vehicle
[Taken from Watercar.com]




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