I just had p*ssy. :wtf:

[Sauce Dab]

Stop lying

I have a friend who has an idea of slicing bread what good can come out of that

That idea is a flop

 

[Another Man]

Stop lying

I have a friend who has an idea of slicing bread what good can come out of that

Word??

























































































































Cut me in

 

[Hope]

I understand what OP was talking about. Was thinking of trying p*ssy again, but that was more of a teenage thing. I'm grown. Real men DO MEN things.

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

 

[Tug life]

I understand what OP was talking about. Was thinking of trying p*ssy again, but that was more of a teenage thing. I'm grown. Real men DO MEN things.

 

[End Cruelty]

That idea is a flop

Maybe. But think about it. You could save so much time if the bread was cut into slices. I might try doing it my damn self and posting a vid on YouTube.

 

[Sauce Dab]

Maybe. But think about it. You could save so much time if the bread was cut into slices. I might try doing it my damn self and posting a vid on YouTube.

Maybe that will be better. Can you copyright that

 

[Afro]

Oh god my sides, I hate yall sometimes

 

[End Cruelty]

Maybe that will be better. Can you copyright that

apparently some a$$hole is already tryna corner the market. Via the history channel:

Bread is one of the world’s oldest prepared foods. There’s evidence humans were whipping up a crude form of the stuff some 30,000 years ago. Sliced bread, however, has been around for less than a century. The first automatically sliced commercial loaves were produced on July 6, 1928, in Chillicothe, Missouri, using a machine invented by Otto Rohwedder, an Iowa-born, Missouri-based jeweler. Rohwedder’s quest to make sliced bread a reality was not without its challenges. A 1917 fire destroyed his prototype and blueprints, and he also faced skepticism from bakers, who thought factory-sliced loaves would quickly go stale or fall apart. Nevertheless, in 1928, Rohwedder’s rebuilt “power-driven, multi-bladed” bread slicer was put into service at his friend Frank Bench’s Chillicothe Baking Company.

I'm gonna at least start a black owned bread slicery. No reason I should have to eat white bread.

 

[Sauce Dab]

apparently some a$$hole is already tryna corner the market. Via the history channel:



I'm gonna at least start a black owned bread slicery. No reason I should have to eat white bread.