Conquer Club

xeno wrote:Everyone knows this thread is srious bsness

fadedpsychosis wrote:meh... I'm of the line of thought that if it's more than a handful, it's wasteful

greenoaks wrote:

fadedpsychosis wrote:meh... I'm of the line of thought that if it's more than a handful, it's wasteful

most guys with small dicks say that

fadedpsychosis wrote:meh... I'm of the line of thought that if it's more than a handful, it's wasteful

notyou2 wrote:

greenoaks wrote:

fadedpsychosis wrote:meh... I'm of the line of thought that if it's more than a handful, it's wasteful

most guys with small dicks say that

WRONG.....smart guys say that. As their wives age, her boobs aren't at her belly button, and later her knees.

nietzsche wrote:Hey guys, you know why Gillipig keeps trolling this thread?

Well, rds just closes the reports we make, Gillipig can just keep doing it.

nietzsche wrote:lol, Symmetry calling me delicate boy.

nietzsche wrote:lol, Symmetry calling me delicate boy.

Symmetry wrote:

nietzsche wrote:Hey guys, you know why Gillipig keeps trolling this thread?

Well, rds just closes the reports we make, Gillipig can just keep doing it.

Such a delicate boy:

thegreekdog wrote:The girl in the green shirt is magnificent.

The bikini model at the centre of a drug-smuggling saga involving a British professor has spoken of her terror at being unwittingly dragged into the world of criminal gangs.
Denise Milani learnt last week she had been the ‘honeytrap’ used to lure physicist Paul Frampton into carrying a suitcase of cocaine into Argentina.

She believes the incident could be linked to a series of bizarre emails she received from an obsessive fan who had apparently been exchanging amorous messages with somebody claiming to be her.

Prof Frampton, 68, is being held in a Buenos Aires jail after being caught with a case containing more than 4lb of cocaine. The scientist – who faces 16 years in prison – claims he was tricked into believing he was carrying it for Miss Milani.
Now The Mail on Sunday has traced the 36-year-old glamour model to her home town of Frydek-Mistek in the Czech Republic.
‘I’m terrified that these people, whoever they are, have used my identity to trick somebody,’ she said. ‘Like the professor, I am a victim. Since I found out I have felt very vulnerable and frightened, for myself and for my family.

'I have no idea why they would have picked me and I desperately wish they had not because I do not want people to believe I am involved with drugs.

‘I keep thinking about my email account being hacked and now I think that was by the same people. Somebody was sending this man emails, which he thought were from me. My Facebook page, where I have 200,000 fans, was also hacked a few months ago. I am very worried that I have been targeted.’

In a telephone interview last week from the notorious Villa Devoto prison, Prof Frampton, who is professor of physics and astronomy at the University of North Carolina, said he had been communicating online with someone purporting to be Miss Milani for 11 weeks before his arrest.

Symmetry wrote:

thegreekdog wrote:The girl in the green shirt is magnificent.

I would suggest that you don't get too interested.

The bikini model at the centre of a drug-smuggling saga involving a British professor has spoken of her terror at being unwittingly dragged into the world of criminal gangs.
Denise Milani learnt last week she had been the ‘honeytrap’ used to lure physicist Paul Frampton into carrying a suitcase of cocaine into Argentina.

She believes the incident could be linked to a series of bizarre emails she received from an obsessive fan who had apparently been exchanging amorous messages with somebody claiming to be her.

Prof Frampton, 68, is being held in a Buenos Aires jail after being caught with a case containing more than 4lb of cocaine. The scientist – who faces 16 years in prison – claims he was tricked into believing he was carrying it for Miss Milani.
Now The Mail on Sunday has traced the 36-year-old glamour model to her home town of Frydek-Mistek in the Czech Republic.
‘I’m terrified that these people, whoever they are, have used my identity to trick somebody,’ she said. ‘Like the professor, I am a victim. Since I found out I have felt very vulnerable and frightened, for myself and for my family.

'I have no idea why they would have picked me and I desperately wish they had not because I do not want people to believe I am involved with drugs.

‘I keep thinking about my email account being hacked and now I think that was by the same people. Somebody was sending this man emails, which he thought were from me. My Facebook page, where I have 200,000 fans, was also hacked a few months ago. I am very worried that I have been targeted.’

In a telephone interview last week from the notorious Villa Devoto prison, Prof Frampton, who is professor of physics and astronomy at the University of North Carolina, said he had been communicating online with someone purporting to be Miss Milani for 11 weeks before his arrest.

Link

thegreekdog wrote:

Symmetry wrote:

thegreekdog wrote:The girl in the green shirt is magnificent.

I would suggest that you don't get too interested.

The bikini model at the centre of a drug-smuggling saga involving a British professor has spoken of her terror at being unwittingly dragged into the world of criminal gangs.
Denise Milani learnt last week she had been the ‘honeytrap’ used to lure physicist Paul Frampton into carrying a suitcase of cocaine into Argentina.

She believes the incident could be linked to a series of bizarre emails she received from an obsessive fan who had apparently been exchanging amorous messages with somebody claiming to be her.

Prof Frampton, 68, is being held in a Buenos Aires jail after being caught with a case containing more than 4lb of cocaine. The scientist – who faces 16 years in prison – claims he was tricked into believing he was carrying it for Miss Milani.
Now The Mail on Sunday has traced the 36-year-old glamour model to her home town of Frydek-Mistek in the Czech Republic.
‘I’m terrified that these people, whoever they are, have used my identity to trick somebody,’ she said. ‘Like the professor, I am a victim. Since I found out I have felt very vulnerable and frightened, for myself and for my family.

'I have no idea why they would have picked me and I desperately wish they had not because I do not want people to believe I am involved with drugs.

‘I keep thinking about my email account being hacked and now I think that was by the same people. Somebody was sending this man emails, which he thought were from me. My Facebook page, where I have 200,000 fans, was also hacked a few months ago. I am very worried that I have been targeted.’

In a telephone interview last week from the notorious Villa Devoto prison, Prof Frampton, who is professor of physics and astronomy at the University of North Carolina, said he had been communicating online with someone purporting to be Miss Milani for 11 weeks before his arrest.

Link

She's not as attractive in her picture in the link you have. So she's off the list for that reason.