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JDM has kidney stones.So what's up?
No.is grunt a girl?
and if so is she the girl in her pfle picture?
and if so....
sup ma'?
excellent use of brackets(I had to pull down my jeans for it{don't worry I wasn't fully nude down there})
I don't think you can **** out a kidney stone. The vas deferens andthat other tube/gland thingythe Prostate are both connected directly to the urethra, and since this guys' kidney stones are small, there is probably no chance of them getting stuck in there. And, even if it did, jizzing probably won't get it out if peeing didn't.
But, what do I know?
it goes like this (not that it matters [it kind of does {just kidding who would do this in real life}])ya i like [ ]
they are awesome
isnt it { [ ( ) ] } or some order like that
Hispanic means you're Spanish... I don't think you're from Spain. The general nationality for people of latin or spanish-speaking descent is "Latino".ya i was doing it the math way lol
brian: im not asian lol
im hispanic
maybe if you were living in the 1700sHispanic means you're Spanish... I don't think you're from Spain. The general nationality for people of latin or spanish-speaking descent is "Latino".
I'm pretty curious, what does the next sentence in the article say?Also from wikipedia (a terrible source for sociological information btw):
"Hispanic (Spanish: hispano, hispánico) is a term that historically denoted relation to the ancient Hispania (geographically coinciding with the Iberian Peninsula). During the Modern Era, it took on a more limited meaning relating to the contemporary nation of Spain."
I think we're all americans here aren't weI am speaking from personal experience when I say that Mexicans, Cubans, Salvadorians, Peruvians, Costa Ricans, etc. do not identify themselves as "hispanics". Generally speaking, this is a term coined by the United States federal government as an umbrella term for all spanish-speaking nationalities. So while the United States might recognize it as the appropriate term, most people of those individual nationalities do not.