Interested in female opinions of my new, injected dick
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Is there a procedure to make your penis head (glans) larger? Right now its kinda odd and not exactly natural looking. I mean it looks like you've had an injection cause the size proportions aren't correct?
I had an injection on the glans this time. The gains must have went away. I still have 90 days to see what it will look like.
I'm not sure about this. Once again, I hope I didn't fuck myself.
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So yeah, you didn't get the movie reference about Big Ben. Not surprising.
You must not have been raised with a hoard of brothers like I was because your insults are so bad. I prefer witty insults. Shows you have a brain in there somewhere.
You must not have been raised with a hoard of brothers like I was because your insults are so bad. I prefer witty insults. Shows you have a brain in there somewhere.
That's why I make over $100,000/year running my own business.
I'm sure your brothers are geniuses.
I don't watch movies.
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This thread just keeps getting better and better.
$100,000 is probably what one needs to make to live a moderately middle class lifestyle in Orlando. Still not impressed. Got any thing else you can brag about?
$100,000 is probably what one needs to make to live a moderately middle class lifestyle in Orlando. Still not impressed. Got any thing else you can brag about?
You have no idea how the world works.
$100,000 is more than what 95% of the population makes.
Why would anyone want to impress an ugly idiot seeking the attention her daddy never gave her with tattoos and other stupid behavior.
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Your insults still suck.
Thou jarring fool-born imbossed carbunkle.
Thou jarring fool-born imbossed carbunkle.
You are neither hot nor intelligent.
You have nothing to offer.
You are a waste of resources.
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Nice to see you use long, complicated words like resources. Did you have to google it to figure out what it meant?
Let's see how adult you are.
So what kind of APR did you get on your home in Orlando? Does your insurance policy include damages from hurricanes?
Let's see how adult you are.
So what kind of APR did you get on your home in Orlando? Does your insurance policy include damages from hurricanes?
You're not worth talking to.
You don't even own a house.
And you would never be able to start a business because you're not smart enough.
Explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Except that I don't really care what you say because you're so stupid you're not worth talking to.
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1) you are still talking to me.
2) I purchased my home while the interest rates were high in 2000 and the home prices were low. Then we waited until the market flipped and refinanced when the interest rates got competitively low. It really saved us a lot of money each month.
3) 14 year business owner. Do you file schedule C tax returns on your small business? Do you claim sole proprietor on your tax forms?
4) Theory of Relativity is quite interesting. There are two theories actually. Which theory would you like me to enlighten you about?
2) I purchased my home while the interest rates were high in 2000 and the home prices were low. Then we waited until the market flipped and refinanced when the interest rates got competitively low. It really saved us a lot of money each month.
3) 14 year business owner. Do you file schedule C tax returns on your small business? Do you claim sole proprietor on your tax forms?
4) Theory of Relativity is quite interesting. There are two theories actually. Which theory would you like me to enlighten you about?
14 years of doing what? Reselling someone else's product?
I do everything under my own name because personal tax rates are less than corporate/LLC rates and there is virtually no liability risk in what I do.
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Products were not involved. Why do you keep presuming things? As if there is no other type of business than product-based businesses.
How did your business fair throughout the varying market trends over the last decade? Why was it not effected? If it was effected, why and what was your business plan to overcome that.
Also, how do you invest for your retirement. Surely as "old" as you are you'd have some sort of nest egg planned for the long term. If you did invest, how do you foresee how far that money will go based on inflation between now and the year you retire?
How did your business fair throughout the varying market trends over the last decade? Why was it not effected? If it was effected, why and what was your business plan to overcome that.
Also, how do you invest for your retirement. Surely as "old" as you are you'd have some sort of nest egg planned for the long term. If you did invest, how do you foresee how far that money will go based on inflation between now and the year you retire?
My dad owns 20% of a utility company that profits about $60 million per year.
Although I don't like to think this way, my retirement should be more than secured in his will.
Life is far less expensive than $100,000/year, but anything else, I would just put back in my business.
It's a better return than anything at the bank or stocks. Recessions don't affect my business as much as it would others due to the nature of it.
I currently operate in 5 counties. I have room to go national.
Although I don't like to think this way, my retirement should be more than secured in his will.
Life is far less expensive than $100,000/year, but anything else, I would just put back in my business.
It's a better return than anything at the bank or stocks. Recessions don't affect my business as much as it would others due to the nature of it.
I currently operate in 5 counties. I have room to go national.
