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Bad Judgement (Part 1)
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#47
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random sidekick (08/12/2009) [-] only idiots say fat ben made a poop and it went everywhere thumbs up if u agree with me
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N. Korean citizen (07/21/2009) [-]
fucking great man fucking great im still laughing omg i can't evemsn typejjdncj jfnrq frjhq holy sh sjnsanhdfhrqh v srry that was my head hitting keyboard
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N. Korean citizen (07/27/2009) [+]
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I love Bad Judgement videos. But i've never seen them on TV. Are then on in a different country other than US?
#51
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dadog (08/15/2009) [+]
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not every flower is sweet but a rose is not every plant can survive without water but a cactus did not every retard can read but look at you go
#44
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N. Korean citizen (08/10/2009) [+]
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The first pies, called "coffins" or "coffyns" were savory meat pies with the crusts or pastry being tall, straight-sided
with sealed-on floors and lids. Open-crust pastry (not tops or lids) were known as "traps." These pies held assorted meats and
sauce components and were baked more like a modern casserole with no pan (the crust itself was the pan, its pastry tough and inedible). The
purpose of a pastry shell was mainly to serve as a storage container and serving vessel, and these are often too hard to actually eat. A
small pie was known as a tartlet and a tart was a large, shallow open pie (this is still the definition in England). PSST EVERYWHERE PEOPLE
MUST KNOW THE HISTORY OF PIE
