bossguyipad
Bob,
Bob?
Bob!
What did we say about tossing granades at people!?
*thoughtful-not thoughtful* 3 comments
bossguyipad
· 8 years ago
No I don't think so.
Coincidence? I THINK NOT! 16 comments
bossguyipad
· 8 years ago
OMG HAS ANYONE HERE WATCHED ZOO LANDER?
it explains everything.
A good watch lol
it explains everything.
A good watch lol
"I'm getting a HUGE tax refund!" 12 comments
Which one would you choose? 42 comments
bossguyipad
· 8 years ago
Ah but you forget my friend: there are no women with dicks, only men with boobs.
*Pulls out umbrella*
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*Pulls out umbrella*
I guess horrible bathroom times and great sexy times then 3 comments
bossguyipad
· 8 years ago
They have a really dirty and nasty one here in Lausanne. No matter how cool it is, it is never a good idea to have a toilet cube in the middle of a city.
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United States of America 27 comments
bossguyipad
· 8 years ago
United States of Mexico has Mexico, federated States of Micronesia has Micronesia and that is the name. It's not like USA or UAE cause their "name" is where there are, and there are other countries there
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Sad but kind of true. 13 comments
a funny title that has something to do with dad 10 comments
The perks of speaking english 8 comments
Day 443 of your daily dose of cute: *spends 1000 years coming up with a title* 6 comments
bossguyipad
· 8 years ago
Ok stop out at 500 and get a life for your own good. I'm not against your posts or anything, but you at least deserve a break
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The perks of speaking english 8 comments
bossguyipad
· 8 years ago
The French vous in Spanish is vosotros, usted is not a person, but it is still used, kind of like the French on. Usted is, at least where I'm from, used sarcastically and often rude.
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Usted can replace vosotros, as in you formal. similarly, ustedes replaces vosotros, as in you plural. This is just to make it simpler and stuff.
Tada.
Any Spanish speakers that can add something/ correct this?
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Usted can replace vosotros, as in you formal. similarly, ustedes replaces vosotros, as in you plural. This is just to make it simpler and stuff.
Tada.
Any Spanish speakers that can add something/ correct this?
