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nice doomjeff

hahaha! i love thisss! thumbs up times a hundred!

Nicely done sir

Lawl. OP: You're a fucking idiot, so it was not surprise to me that you came from Texas.

what kind of shit head father do you have? who gives their kids advise like that? YDI for sure, your a fucking RETARD

OP...ever heard of the bee sting syndrome? basically, since most people have only been stung by bees when they were kids, it gets stuck in their heads that its gonna hurt WAAAAAY worst than it actually does...next time dont be such a pussy and just let it sting you, you'll be suprised

That is pretty funny lol

you are a fucking loser!!! Texas is the best place on EARTH!!!

win^^^

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*you're

thats the dumbest joke i ever heard,

I don't care if you're allergic to bees. There are better ways of avoiding being stung than swerving your car into the mailbox. Furthermore, you hit the mailbox and fled the scene with complete disregard for the owner of the mailbox. 1. You're a horrible driver. 2. You're a horrible person. Imagine if this was on a different street with more traffic. You could have hit a pedestrian or another vehicle.

a Farenheit thermometer? Or the thermometer on an oven?

you are a fucking sexist idiot!!!

fuck u sexist person

What a douchebag. The only time someone like you will ever get lucky is in his basement with a tissue & his right hand.

What if he's left handed

Because stereotypically more females are scared of insects?

^ LOL

yep

Bee flew into her car...can't you read?

why would you swerve out the way of something that hit your car

cement is a broad classification of which concrete is a type.

Cement is a componet of concrete. To make concrete, you mix cement with aggregate (gravel, sand, ash, etc.), water and maybe some chemicals.

....Cement=/=Concrete....'Nuff said.

A keg full of cement would still cause very similar damage as a keg of concrete....

Ya know, even if it was actually cement, it would still do damage, right? Maybe you have never seen it, but I have seen a car drive through several bags of cement that fell onto the interstate before and totaled their car as a result. No, cement isn't the same as concrete, technically speaking, but it's still something that would damage your car if you drove through it.

Yea, I was just trying to make a point, concrete is on average 900kg/m^3 more dense than cement, depending upon aggregate content.