1744: What is Love?

[DWarrior]

Originally Posted by Broken_Birdie

I've been gone for almost 2.5 years. Have died and come back twice. I just want to know the highlights. Hook me up.

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Keith and Cat getting married.
Keith spent 2 weeks in the hospital because of a liver problem (not related to alcohol)
RIP Rhian
Chemda still did not come out to her parents.
Jesse Joyce got divorced.
John Petrie is found in a prison.
Danny Hatch GOAT intern (after Kyle).
BroLo has his own spinoff now.
McNally broke up with the show.
Lalalemon won the 2012 KATG Hottest Girl Contest
2011 KATG Hottest Girl Contest had shenanigans, but I think TLD won the Retry.

How did you died?

[Broken_Birdie]

I just jerked, thanks.


To that end, I felt this pic was relevant:
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[DWarrior]

Goddammit, now I have to browse in a 20 pixel window. I blame Scumhook for this

[ssgtballard]

If we just keep adding to this post it wont show up on the most recent page

[Scumhook]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

Goddammit, now I have to browse in a 20 pixel window. I blame Scumhook for this

If you get busted, simply claim you're using her anus as the basis of a revolutionary hashing algorithm you're just about to release.

Or that you thought PGP = Pretty Good Pussy...?

[Connel.Lingus]

I am venturing out and making my first post in the forums. This topic is of special significance to me, because I am dealing with the aftermath of my soon to be ex-wife cheating on me, and our children. Anyway, what stupefied me about the debate that occurred on this episode was how both Chemda and Harry failed to see the bigger picture of an affair. There are two people who both have done something wrong. I think that I understand what Harry was trying to say, but in the bigger perspective it is a very narrow minded generalization. Additionally, I think he was projecting his own emotions and feelings about how women are the "gate keepers" of the vagina, that keep him from getting laid. Ultimately, both individuals are to blame, but for different reasons. To me the person who is in a committed relationship, holds the higher blame, and doubly so if both are in "committed" relationships. The individual who is in a relationship and has an affair is violating the trust of their partner and the relationship. The other individual is to blame for being incredibly selfish, and not considering the impact that their participation in the affair would have, not just on the relationship, but also possibly to a family. That all said, using Harry's argument, then if a husband cheated on his wife with another man, would the wife be at fault? Or maybe the more "feminine" man?


"Check out dem beef curtains!"

[lizsquiz]

Originally Posted by Connel.Lingus

"Check out dem beef curtains!"

Fuuuuuuuck you, welcome to the forums.

[Scumhook]

Originally Posted by Connel.Lingus

I am venturing out and making my first post in the forums. This topic is of special significance to me, because I am dealing with the aftermath of my soon to be ex-wife cheating on me, and our children. Anyway, what stupefied me about the debate that occurred on this episode was how both Chemda and Harry failed to see the bigger picture of an affair. There are two people who both have done something wrong. I think that I understand what Harry was trying to say, but in the bigger perspective it is a very narrow minded generalization. Additionally, I think he was projecting his own emotions and feelings about how women are the "gate keepers" of the vagina, that keep him from getting laid. Ultimately, both individuals are to blame, but for different reasons. To me the person who is in a committed relationship, holds the higher blame, and doubly so if both are in "committed" relationships. The individual who is in a relationship and has an affair is violating the trust of their partner and the relationship. The other individual is to blame for being incredibly selfish, and not considering the impact that their participation in the affair would have, not just on the relationship, but also possibly to a family. That all said, using Harry's argument, then if a husband cheated on his wife with another man, would the wife be at fault? Or maybe the more "feminine" man?


"Check out dem beef curtains!"

Fuck me, what a tl;dr wall of fucking text.

May want to work a couple of paragraph breaks into your 2nd post, arsewipe.

No wonder your fucking wife cheated on you.

Nice job on closing with "beef curtains" though...

[lizsquiz]

Originally Posted by Scumhook

Fuck me, what a tl;dr wall of fucking text.

May want to work a couple of paragraph breaks into your 2nd post, arsewipe.

No wonder your fucking wife cheated on you.

Nice job on closing with "beef curtains" though...

Oh, you. So cranky!

[Connel.Lingus]

Originally Posted by Scumhook

Fuck me, what a tl;dr wall of fucking text.

May want to work a couple of paragraph breaks into your 2nd post, arsewipe.

No wonder your fucking wife cheated on you.

Nice job on closing with "beef curtains" though...

I beg forgiveness from the KATG forum overlords for my diatribe on cheating. I get it, but at the same time...

Fuuuuuuck you! If it's too long for your attention span, then don't read it.

And yes, I own a part of why my wife cheated, but that doesn't excuse her actions, fucktard.

Hugs & Kisses

See ya'll at KATG Week!