ChiTownBammer

Jesus Christ almighty, that's hot.

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777Tiger

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What the hell kind of link is this?

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This is the first time we’ve photographed humpback whales having sex in the wild

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Maybe for you.

Here in Florida it's legal but only medicinal. The thing is that it's laughably easy to get a card. I'm not exaggerating when I say that almost everywhere you go, pretty much everyone you deal with is high. Every worker at every store. Servers that wait on you. You can watch people hit their vape pens while they're driving. I've had Uber drivers to it in front of me. Kids using it is also a huge problem down here. Ripping their weed pens in class. I'm not opposed to it being legal, and I've been known to partake myself once in a while. But it's everywhere now and it's only gonna get more prevalent, not less. And I don't know what that will mean for our society when a good portion of them are high all day.

Chick was a drunk slut. She's done this before. She wanted to get railed by 3 or 4 guys. She would have agreed to it drunk or not and you all know it. We've all known girls like that. The guys' behavior was scummy and they bear some responsibility but it sounds like none of this would have happened if the girl could control herself and act like a grown woman. She couldn't wait to get in that car with them. Ask yourself this: if the genders were all reversed and it was a young man in this position in a car with 3 or 4 women would we even be having this conversation or would we all just chalk it up to "bro should have been able to handle his liquor"? Why is nobody expected to accept responsibility for their own actions anymore? Especially women.

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asian women are mentally tougher than their counterparts. They don't freeze up or break down when presented with difficult situations

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Unless it involves operating a motor vehicle.

Look into his wife. This guy is a turbocuck.

Im sure it will get downvoted but allow me to play devil's advocate. The tour guide company is probably based in Africa and I'm sure they would never be able to collect anything from them anyway. But does the actual safari company not have some sort of responsibility to ensure their customers don't die? And yes I realize it's a safari and inherently dangerous. But do they have any protocols about keeping distance from the wildlife and so forth? Did the lady that died violate any of these protocols? Thousands of people go on excursions like this every year and don't get eaten by a hippopotamus so somebody fricked up here. But I think it's silly to just chalk it up to "frick around and find out."

You wouldn't believe how many tanning places there are in South Florida. Second only to car washes.