Soren wrote:

td11 wrote:It's incredible, what's the source

bury me wrote:hormones

PrattRules wrote:So we're still all on for that BSG bachelor house?

mickbayne wrote:Pretty sure it's from one of the Bring it On movies.

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TenuredVulture wrote:I for one have a new appreciation for jazz hands.

azrider wrote:and when i told my girl friend that she should accompany me back to the homeland over the summer to meet my family, she was so excited and gave me the biggest hug and kiss. i still haven't told my parents about the shaved head, gauged ears, piercings and tattoos. i'm thinking i should just save that as a surprise.

Their first store, at the corner of "63rd and Market Street" in Philadelphia, was only a few feet wide. They were looking for a short name, and someone noticed Pep Valve Grinding Compound on the shelf.

Incidently, there were four founders, not three. Emanuel "Manny" Rosenfeld, Maurice "Moe" Strauss, Moe Radavitz and Graham "Jack" Jackson were the original Pep Boys. Moe Radavitz left the business shortly thereafter, and there was only one Moe when they renamed the business "Pep Boys Auto - Manny, Moe, and Jack" in 1923 and commissioned the caricatures.

Incidently, the drawings aren't of Manny, Moe, and Jack. Shortly after the name change, Jack left the business as well, and they replaced Jack's face with that of Isaac (Izzy) Strauss, Moe's brother. Izzy didn't stick around very long, either, and Murray Strauss, yet another brother, soon replaced him, but they kept using Jack's name and Izzy's face.

CalvinBall wrote:Some bigger girl and her friend at the bar decided I look like jack black. She then wanted me to go around with her and try to get other girls to give me oral sex on the spot by playing the I look like jack black card. She then said what if I play with your nipples will you do it then. I said no. She then jiggled my man boob.

Kill me.

CalvinBall wrote:Some bigger girl and her friend at the bar decided I look like jack black. She then wanted me to go around with her and try to get other girls to give me oral sex on the spot by playing the I look like jack black card. She then said what if I play with your nipples will you do it then. I said no. She then jiggled my man boob.

Kill me.