obahtafucur

He has been a member for 1 year. He is 40 years old. That's 3.6% of his life dedicated to Glumbertology.

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3 months ago
Will the self-opointed powers that may be please ban this despicable annoying spamming fuck catman.

Good god damn lord, he is fucking up this place faster than I ever could.

Jesus Fucking Christ on a biscuit, ban the catman! Or at the very least put a leash on the pussy.

Your truly humble servant,
-obahtafucur
3 months ago
Yes....yes I do want to suck your toodle.

Now..present yourself to me, or go to the corner and sulk.
3 months ago
you want to suck my toodle?
3 months ago
Hello.

What's the list of Alias you had again?

You won in the end glumbert is dying a slow death shame really.

The Chestnut belongs to the same Fagaceae family as the Oak and Beech. There are four main species, commonly known as European, Chinese, Japanese and American Chestnuts[4]:
European species. Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa) (also called "Spanish Chestnut" in the US) is the only European species of chestnut.
Asiatic species. Castanea crenata (Japanese Chestnut), Castanea mollissima (Chinese Chestnut), Castanea davidii (China), Castanea henryl (Chinese chinkapin, also called Henry's Chestnut %u2013 China) and Castanea seguinii (also called Seguin's Chestnut - China).
American species. These include Castanea dentata (American Chestnut - Eastern states), Castanea pumila (American- or Allegheny Chinkapin, also known as "Dwarf Chestnut" - Eastern states), Castanea alnifolia (Southern states), Castanea ashei (Southern states), Castanea floridana (Southern states) and Castanea paupispina (Southern states).[5][6]
Chestnuts should not be confused with either Horse Chestnuts (genus Aesculus), or Water Chestnut (family Cyperaceae); these are unrelated to Castanea and are named for producing nuts of similar appearance but of no notable edibility in the case of the former, and tubers of similar taste from an aquatic herbaceous plant in the case of the latter.[7][8] Other trees commonly mistaken for the Chestnut tree are the Chestnut Oak (Fagaceae Quercus prinus) and the American Beech (Fagus grandifolia)
3 months ago
Spelled Words to Ponder...was a funny fuckin post....keep em coming :)
4 months ago
I liked most of your aliases, good job.
4 months ago
Catface. You are not amusing, not even in the annoying way.
4 months ago
GRRRRRRRRR!
4 months ago
I want to rear end you Biatch!
4 months ago
LOL.....you do/did make me laugh.