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I think I have seen this commercial on the SPEED channel.
The narrator for the commercial said "NISSAN SUCKS A**, BUT PCARS ARE THE ****!!! PORSCHE THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE!!!!!".
This is one of those useless threads that anyone can put anything in here and it will be appropriate. Feel free to add whatever until it is deleted...or if it is deleted...
You know, it's only my job to ask the questions - I'm not going anywhere near posting the possible explanations. I'll leave that for Gota911 - if you ask nicely he might even post pictures.
I was on a bachelor party once and ate a whole habanero at dinner on a bet - sounds stupid now but a guy bet me $10 I would not eat it. I ate it, then offered double to the next guy who ate one. This went on for a while until 5 of us had eaten one raw. WOW that was rough.
The pole dancer reminded me of that weekend
That must have been fun, especially with a pole dancer to cheer you on!
That's what I do, I eat them raw too, but with food, of course.
Sliced and marinated in soya sauce, goes well with any meat.
