Question: Do you think the kids that god murdered using raging bears went to heaven or hell after they were slaughtered?
Obviously, calling that guy “old” and “bald” must be pretty bad.
Do you think that god will torture them for all eternity too?

Rock on, bible-god!!!@

Answer:

Answer by ungodly
They became bear poop.

Question: Does anyone else think shaving off all of your pubic hair is completely weird?
I hear that girls are going completely bald “down there” nowadays. I’ve even heard of a lot of guys doing it as well! This seems kind of pedophilic to me. As for me, I trim mine very short and shave it like a “landing strip”, but I can’t imagine being completely bare!!

Answer:

Answer by anonymous
I’m bare down there, & i like my guys like that too.

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Question: Rain makes you go bald?! O_O?
well, I was watching a Korean movie, and a girl rushed to someone’s side with an umbrella, saying “rain will make you go bald.”

is this true?! O_O
-been dancing in the rain for.. forever-

Answer:

Answer by LadyCamille
such a lie! Those goofy moviemakers! LOL

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