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Why can't you fuckers be normal
- Thread starter Zen
- Start date
Don't be normal because we need more funny random threads and less Trump news/pessimistic "the world is ending" depression threads.
This is why those words will never die on Era...
Anime girls wearing Cincinnati Reds hats will never not be weird
tell the anime girl STOP WEARING CINCINNATI REDS HATS
WEAR CARDINALS HATS :P
tell the anime girl STOP WEARING CINCINNATI REDS HATS
WEAR CARDINALS HATS :P
The day that pot gets legalized in fucking america
holy shit WeekendERA will reach it's maximum powerlevel
IT'SOVER90000.GIF
holy shit WeekendERA will reach it's maximum powerlevel
IT'SOVER90000.GIF
SHE'S NEVER BEEN TO CHICAGO
THAT'S THE INFERIOR CHICAGO TEAM EVERYONE LOVED in the 90's
FAKE FAN! FAKE NEWS!
THAT'S THE INFERIOR CHICAGO TEAM EVERYONE LOVED in the 90's
FAKE FAN! FAKE NEWS!
Dude are you fucked up on drugs? Gunsmith Cats literally takes place in Chicago.
Also Minnie May Hopkins is a perfect girl who doesn't shit.
*post ridiculous thread*
OP: "...sikes I'm drunk* lol. Please ignore!" (*They not really drunk and meant every word typed)
OP: "...sikes I'm drunk* lol. Please ignore!" (*They not really drunk and meant every word typed)
It's a tortured fandom
it's like drug
the first season is free
and then just
just torture
(Mariners fans know more about this then cards fans lmao :D)
Did you know that the ex lead singer of Sneaker Pimps has a twitter and she's in england
truefax
truefax
Yes but the only thing keeping you from being an anime avatar is your pride flag
Wow. I'm actually sad I missed this thread when it was open lol
The single thread I remember from this website and thinking "wtf, are you serious?" was the guy who found his kid's weed and was debating narcing on him. The whole thread was hilarious.
