Again, making demands you'll never back up. Just more running of your dick sucker like your mother and your wife.
Ethical Question: Cloning Neanderthal
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Again, making demands you'll never back up. Just more running of your dick sucker like your mother and your wife.
(laughing)
Poor flaccid redneck twat. Can't find the post, can you, punk?
When I see you post, I always anticipate a toilet bowl full of steaming horseshit. One positive thing I can say about you is that you have never disappointed me in that respect.
Find the post, taintlicker. I realize you're too fucking stupid to cut and paste. The number will suffice.
Now I get it....
You haven't been laid in years and you're thinking neanderthal chicks are gonna be lonely.
Gonna grab yerself some neanderthal poo-nany?
I am thinking neanderthals would be human and you want to take them as slaves.
You have obviously been projecting throughout this thread.
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Buckly J. Ewer
Racism Whistleblower
Projection is the racists only retort when his obvious racist proclivities are called out and brought to light...
Taft can note that the only member who defends him in this thread is our most notoriously overt racist, CFM ...
Does this mean that Taft will adopt the term "NL"?
Buckly J. Ewer
Racism Whistleblower
USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
I just thought I would throw some gas on the fire. 
3.77 billion year old bacteria fossil may be Earth's oldest, scientists say
Researchers believe they have found proof of the oldest life on Earth -- bacteria that was living on rock formations 3.77 billion years ago.
Matthew S. Dodd, Dominic Papineau and other researchers at the University College London studied geological formations from the Nuvvuagittuq area near Quebec, Canada.
The bacteria lived near hydrothermal vents on the sea floor that spewed hot, mineral rich water, researchers wrote in the study, "Evidence for Early Life in Earth’s Oldest Hydrothermal Vent Precipitates," which was published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
"It’s exciting to find life had managed to get a grip and start to evolve on Earth so quickly after the planets formed,"*Dodd told USA Today. "It gives me … high hopes of finding life elsewhere in the universe."
*Researchers estimate the fossils to be between 3.77 to 4.28 billion years old.
3.77 billion year old bacteria fossil may be Earth's oldest, scientists say
Researchers believe they have found proof of the oldest life on Earth -- bacteria that was living on rock formations 3.77 billion years ago.
Matthew S. Dodd, Dominic Papineau and other researchers at the University College London studied geological formations from the Nuvvuagittuq area near Quebec, Canada.
The bacteria lived near hydrothermal vents on the sea floor that spewed hot, mineral rich water, researchers wrote in the study, "Evidence for Early Life in Earth’s Oldest Hydrothermal Vent Precipitates," which was published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
"It’s exciting to find life had managed to get a grip and start to evolve on Earth so quickly after the planets formed,"*Dodd told USA Today. "It gives me … high hopes of finding life elsewhere in the universe."
*Researchers estimate the fossils to be between 3.77 to 4.28 billion years old.
Taft2016
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Already done, monkey.
You leave no doubt that by supporting the Democrat party you want to be a slave.
Whether or not he does any labor is irrelevant as long as the taxpayers don't have to keep him up.
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To piss off snowflakes, bottom feeders and racists
And you seem proud that your government pays for women that don't like the results of spreading their legs to kill the result of doing so.
PostmodernProphet
fully immersed in faith..
Grampa!......I just thought I would throw some gas on the fire.
3.77 billion year old bacteria fossil may be Earth's oldest, scientists say
Researchers believe they have found proof of the oldest life on Earth -- bacteria that was living on rock formations 3.77 billion years ago.
Matthew S. Dodd, Dominic Papineau and other researchers at the University College London studied geological formations from the Nuvvuagittuq area near Quebec, Canada.
The bacteria lived near hydrothermal vents on the sea floor that spewed hot, mineral rich water, researchers wrote in the study, "Evidence for Early Life in Earth’s Oldest Hydrothermal Vent Precipitates," which was published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
"It’s exciting to find life had managed to get a grip and start to evolve on Earth so quickly after the planets formed,"*Dodd told USA Today. "It gives me … high hopes of finding life elsewhere in the universe."
*Researchers estimate the fossils to be between 3.77 to 4.28 billion years old.
Not according to your wife. She's the one the couldn't keep up.
Still claiming I'm from Alabama yet you don't have the guts to show like you said you were. Sounds to me like you're unable to perform as a man. Get your buddy Buckly to come with you. He's claimed he came and took down my flag he hates. It's still here which means he's a liar AND a coward.
You make it sound like the opposition to actual slavery is laziness. I am sure that's what your buddy CFM thinks.