If you'd eat pie instead of sticks,Oh for crying out loud...shut yer ding dang offensive piehole..... before YOU become something from a bears colon
you'd have a more comfortable
time dropping a springtime deuce.
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If you'd eat pie instead of sticks,Oh for crying out loud...shut yer ding dang offensive piehole..... before YOU become something from a bears colon
Except for the prior exchange between Scot and Bear...This day is starting out, um, "pleasant".
It made sense to the sensible.That makes no sense.....behind is bad if your looking to cool off in the summer....or is it you'd prefer to be sucked into it than blown away from it
If you'd eat pie instead of sticks,
you'd have a more comfortable
time dropping a springtime deuce.
It made sense to the sensible.
Yes it did.no it didn't
The "Triple R"...woohoo!You are absolutely reprehensible, repugnant and revolting....
Yes, it's clear you thrive on abuse. So...The "Triple R"...woohoo!
Yes it did.
Did too.did not
The "Triple R"...woohoo!
Did too.
Times up. Play 5 quatloos for another five minues.Nope, wrong
LAKELAND, Fla. - City commissioners in Lakeland rejected a developer’s proposal to turn a former chapel into a bar and event venue. Their rejection may be partially due to outcry from members of the local faith community who were not thrilled to see photos of bar staff dressed as scantily-clad nuns.
The developer, who owned the now-closed Federal Bar in downtown, thought the blue and green-painted chapel would be the perfect place for a new nightlife venue. Promotional photos posted on social media showed bar staff dressed as nuns in short skirts.
Churchgoers weren’t keen on the idea, saying opening a bar would open the local community to trouble.
"Please don’t turn that chapel, that church into a den of thieves," Mildred Pagan told city commissioners Tuesday. "This is a house where people came in and prayed to be freed."
"The religious costumes and paraphernalia is profane. It is mocking, and it was very offensive to me when I saw it," said Debra Baubliz of Lakeland
Commissioners gave the idea a thumbs down, with a 5-2 vote. Turning a chapel into a bar would violate city zoning because there is another church across the street.
However, the property owner, Gegory Fancelli, said he’s not done with the idea.
"They said ‘No,’ but sometimes it takes three ‘Nos’ to get a ‘Yes,’" Fancelli said.
His new vision includes apartment buildings and a retail shop, incorporating the chapel into the design.