Tiny white man, I will break every fucking bone in your hands.
Credit to Agent Bedhead for the picture.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
That's a negative, Ghost Rider. The pattern is full.
Tiny white man, I will break every fucking bone in your hands.
Credit to Agent Bedhead for the picture.
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aaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahaha
*snort*
omg that's too f'n funny. I'm DYING.
*wiping tears from eyes*
Pretty new template!
Is it just me, or does he look a little scared?
Scary. I'm scared.
Yes, but does she pull his hair til he cries?
TK....dude. Where's the Clorox wipes to get the soda off my monitor?!?!
Thanks for the choking! :-)
"May I kiss you, Ken?"
True, Maverick is one of the smaller Hollywood stars.
Deutlich - try not to hurt yourself, ok?
L & F - well, it's no fancy hobocamp now, is it.
Curious - actually, I think he looks downright terrified.
The Ex - of which one?
demondoll - more importantly... does he like it?
Heather - anytime.
Slouch - +1,000 for the Wanda reference.
Possible caption for the photo:
Ignoring the warnings of others, Tom Cruise approaches singer Queen Latifah and attempts to "squeeze the black out of her".
That is the greatest thing ever. Why didn't she do us all a favor and off him?
I would have said Queen, but that could have referred to either of them.
I wish I had boobs as big as a man's head. Even if it was a little man like Tom Cruise.
Awww, the gays are dancing together!! :)
md is right. that's some serious gay power right there. rich gay power.
This is a throwback to the First Sunday comments on Pajiba. If you're still interested in the idea of why white entertainment doesn't have any racial weight to it, check out Richard Dyer's writings on white racial imagery. It's the idea that the white majority (in the U.S., at least) considers itself a non-race, unaffected by race. And as such, we then become the human norm capable of speaking for all people. Read a book or magazine article, watch a movie, listen to a news story or the conversations at parties -- it's everywhere. We refer to our black friend, our latina coworker, the asian guy in the movie, and everyone that remains unidentified by race is automatically assumed to be white.
I find it fascinating because it's so true.
kuzum
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