Why is "im gonna shove 20 knifes up your urethra" not banned but "F**k" is

ok

no

https://www.google.co.nz/search?q=raptor+earth&safe=strict&rlz=1C1GCEA_enNZ852NZ852&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj_kIqHtN3iAhUkjOYKHaPEBSgQ_AUIECgB&biw=1920&bih=969#imgrc=T5_9Ge3F1zSJdM:

bad

Kek

that link looks like its gonna steal my ip

and its gone

yay

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uh oh

thisis wut theearth actually looks like

lets keep the urethra threatening to a minimum ok

Is lithium found in Lithuania

@renee what the monkas your name is one of the character's name in a game I'm working on

hello gamers

@Tomi hello epic gamer

hi

In this experiment, the scientists will fly two pair of rockets. One in each pair will measure data about the charged or "ionized" gas -- called plasma -- as well as the neutral gas, through which it travels. The other will shoot out a long trail of lithium gas to track the wind movement. The instrumented rockets are 40 feet long and 17 inches in diameter, carrying a payload of 600 lbs. The lithium rockets are 14 inches in diameter and are about six feet long.

Beginning July 5, the team will set up each day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. EDT, ready to launch as soon as there's evidence of currents in the ionosphere as well as a crystal clear skies – necessary for successful observation of the lithium trail.

@bravedave hi

hi

@UltimateLifeformGappy @Brian (Fourth Amendment) can you prove how volcanoes would work on a flat earth?

knock it off trolls

who?\

whatever you just tried to say i cant read it

i was just being polite bro

@Tomi hello gamer

Want to play a gamer game with my fellow gamer?

Hell if I know hun

Lol "truther"

what is the name of the gamer game

@Tomi it is called gamer game

oh

I didn't choose it lol

The earth is flat

@greloom. its a good name right

dose the earth looklike this?

is mars flat?

@renee yes

best name choice