There are those people who have made it in life, one of them, whether they are there or not , that does not matter. There was a lady who came to the Wpg. for a show and did her thing and a number of people criciticed her even that does matter; then a visiting provider put her 2 cents in even though she has never met the lady or had the experiecne. The lady who visited Winnipeg it appears has made it in life that she does not have to repond the critizon, in that the visiting provider is just tyring to create a beef for their own fininacial gain , as in she might be a bictch . etc, etc, . The point in question, any time someone , and or persons either attack, someone. is there a motive behind the attack. Haveing said that everyone has there opion. I liked NIki V . in the space , but I will not start saying that another lady has has harry ass , etc, in order to manipulate the process like another lady might be trying to do so in the latter proccess for her gain.
Monique Alexander
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Don't worry I'm fluid in gibberish. I'm assuming op is referring to other Monique thread. In which the first hairy ass displayed was of another porn star, not Monique, as well it was posted by a pooner not a visiting lady. The visiting lady posted random pictures of random hairy asses to truly display what a hairy ass is. So apparently only thing worse than op's spelling is his reading comprehension. I'm assuming English is not his first language (at least for his childrens sake I hope it isn't).
Maybe he used an online translator to translate from his original language, Kamchutkan? Perhaps we can blame Babelfish or Google translate? Perhaps...
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Even translators get the spelling correct. The following are not in the latest edition of the Oxford English dictionary; however, there were some definitions offered in the Urban Dictionary. Whether they are appropriate in the context used - you be the judge.
1. criciticed - May be some derivation of CRICETID (def'n: any of a family [Cricetidae] of small rodents including the hamsters, voles, lemmings, gerbils, and New World rats and mice that are often grouped with the murids). How rude! Of course, it is also the name of a pretty good song by Franco Musachi (http://www.amazon.com/Cricitized-Estereotipo-Remix/dp/B006XWA1R6). Huzzah!
2. critizon - a tall, powerful, aggressive, and particularly captious woman?
3. bictch - ???
4. opion - Pertaining to high opinion reminiscent of opium giving high. ex. Due to suffering from delusions of grandeur he has an opion of himself.
And one more thing...why did he have to bring Harry's Ass into this?
not.
Even translators get the spelling correct. The following are not in the latest edition of the Oxford English dictionary; however, there were some definitions offered in the Urban Dictionary. Whether they are appropriate in the context used - you be the judge.
1. criciticed - May be some derivation of CRICETID (def'n: any of a family [Cricetidae] of small rodents including the hamsters, voles, lemmings, gerbils, and New World rats and mice that are often grouped with the murids). How rude! Of course, it is also the name of a pretty good song by Franco Musachi (http://www.amazon.com/Cricitized-Estereotipo-Remix/dp/B006XWA1R6). Huzzah!
2. critizon - a tall, powerful, aggressive, and particularly captious woman?
3. bictch - ???
4. opion - Pertaining to high opinion reminiscent of opium giving high. ex. Due to suffering from delusions of grandeur he has an opion of himself.
And one more thing...why did he have to bring Harry's Ass into this?
