bizarre This gave me a semi,it made me feel quite nice,watching a woman with a blade creating fire from ice

[K.I.T.T.]

How often is the sun going to be shining, much less finding something dry to burn, in winter when you need a fire?

You've obviously never spent a winter in Alaska.

 

[Ginjabread man]

It took about two minutes, which is about how long it took for your mother to realize she should have had that abortion your father wanted.

It's "motorator", dumbass. Are you illiterate as well as illegitimate?

You consider a polite and meaningful conversation with a woman as "kissing ass"? Maybe you should actually try it, you might eventually lose your virginity.

My bad 😏 I read your made up imaginary title wrong,but guess what ….Your still an ass kisser 💋

 

[loop0987]

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I’m in love!!!😻

 

[K.I.T.T.]

My bad 😏 I read your made up imaginary title wrong,but guess what ….Your still an ass kisser 💋

At least I'm kissing a woman's ass and not sucking off Santa, Ginjabitch.

 

[Russellmark11]

You've obviously never spent a winter in Alaska.

Actually we lived in Fairbanks when my dad was stationed at one of the military's defensive weapons post. Winter in Alaska is when it's dark or twilight for 5-6 months so you aren't starting any fires during that time for sure using the sun. You could during the summer months from May to August but it's not so cold that you would be in desperate need of a fire.

 

[K.I.T.T.]

Actually we lived in Fairbanks when my dad was stationed at one of the military's defensive weapons post. Winter in Alaska is when it's dark or twilight for 5-6 months so you aren't starting any fires during that time for sure using the sun. You could during the summer months from May to August but it's not so cold that you would be in desperate need of a fire.

That's a very good and fair point. When you need the sun the most in Alaska, you're shit out of luck. One of my brothers was stationed at Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson in Anchorage. He hated those dark periods. I don't think I could handle that shit.

 

[Russellmark11]

That's a very good and fair point. When you need the sun the most in Alaska, you're shit out of luck. One of my brothers was stationed at Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson in Anchorage. He hated those dark periods. I don't think I could handle that shit.

Worse is the summer. Imagine a constant 80° and sunny for 30 or 40 days straight. And nothing was air conditioned. That's the weirdest thing, having a constant temperature. No warm or hot days and then cool nights. And 80 doesn't sound hot but when you have been acclimated to the environment it's brutal.

 

[Ripcord97]

I love her

 

[gato620]

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Is that true? I mean she has all this gear she must definitely have a lighter on her ass.