For context, she saw Brett's pics and just assumed all GB QB's were like that.
@Dr._Bob posted:One, what's wrong with being a sex freak? And two, every parent should want their kids to have more than they did.
You clearly don't have any daughters.
If you have a son, you only have to worry about one penis. If you have a daughter, you have to worry about every penis.
@H5 posted:Yes, ARs mom is very religious
She sounds like a terrible person
I thought Olivia was one smart cookie, not like some of the women heâs been with. I liked her the best.
@Iowacheese posted:She sounds like a terrible person
Do you want you children's boyfriends/girlfriends to discuss their sexual escapades with you?
Here I thought you would be a Fabio woman.
Keep up with the times. Fabio means Trevor Lawrence.
Scout comments on Rogers from the Wayback Machine
https://archive.jsonline.com/s...ckers/203116571.html
NFC scout: "I think he has a good chance of being a bust. Just like every other Tedford-coached quarterback.
Back in the day I'm guessing Goldie bought all the romance paperback books with Fabio featured on the cover.
I liked the pic where the bird hit him in the nose!
@DurangoDoug posted:Back in the day I'm guessing Goldie bought all the romance paperback books with Fabio featured on the cover.
Bodice rippers
@DurangoDoug posted:Back in the day I'm guessing Goldie bought all the romance paperback books with Fabio featured on the cover.
NoâĶI was a Stephen King reader, oooops lover. Now Stephen King knew how to write.
Erotica. Timesfour style.
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Nikki Glaser would be proud Goldie.
Jesus fuck
@Goldie posted:Right into my pussy baby.
Thank you, Mrs. Slocombe.
Only on TimesFour could a thread about Aaron Rodgers and the Jets turn into a thread about Goldie's pussy.
Don't they all?
Goldie is trending on Youporn.
@Iowacheese posted:Jesus fuck
No, Joe Fuck.
I thought JF was Lawrence.
Here the full interview
From a new book about #12âĶ..
Aaron Rodgers âcould roll out of bed and create a news cycle. Heâs unbelievable. Heâs a content machineâ. Itâs true and itâs why the bestselling sportswriter Ian OâConnor is talking to the Guardian from his home in the New York area, where Rodgers, a Green Bay Packers great, now plays quarterback for the Jets. OâConnorâs new book, Out of the Darkness, tells Rodgersâ story from childhood in California through college stardom at Berkeley to Super Bowl glory and on to something beyond fame â a sort of infamy, even.
Rodgers, OâConnor says, âwas not this polarizing figure until really about three years ago when Covid hit and he was in the middle of a press conference in August â21, and when he was asked if he was vaccinated, he said, âYeah, Iâve been immunized.â Up until that point, he was not a villain at all.
âHe was considered a socially aware athlete. He had spoken up on behalf of Colin Kaepernick and his right to protest inequities in American society. He had supported the athletesâ right to kneel during the national anthem. Right after the terrorist attacks in Paris [in 2015], a fan yelled out an anti-Muslim slur, and he rebuked that fan âĶ he was not this polarizing figure. People looked up to him.
https://www.theguardian.com/sp...-conspiracy-theories
In the old days, Rodgers was saying things the sportswriters like. Now he's saying things they don't like, which is somehow suddenly magically "polarizing".
Yes. And some people suddenly turn black.