28 thoughts on “This is why guys suspend.

  1. either way, Jiva rules! He especially ruled that night! All he had to do was sit below us, and take the lovin we gave :grin….. all the while, sweet Scotty just hung there like a good lil boy 😉

  2. either way, Jiva rules! He especially ruled that night! All he had to do was sit below us, and take the lovin we gave :grin….. all the while, sweet Scotty just hung there like a good lil boy 😉

  3. either way, Jiva rules! He especially ruled that night! All he had to do was sit below us, and take the lovin we gave :grin….. all the while, sweet Scotty just hung there like a good lil boy 😉

  4. either way, Jiva rules! He especially ruled that night! All he had to do was sit below us, and take the lovin we gave :grin….. all the while, sweet Scotty just hung there like a good lil boy 😉

  5. Veni Vidi Vici
    was made famous by Julius Caesar after a recent victory over Pharnaces II of Pontus in the Battle of Zela.
    It is in latin and it is spelled VENI! for latin any way…
    It Means
    I came
    I saw
    I conqured

    you may think that the v is pronouced with an english v but it is pronounced with a latin v wich is actualy a w
    so it would be pronouced
    Wene
    Weede
    Wesee

  6. Veni Vidi Vici
    was made famous by Julius Caesar after a recent victory over Pharnaces II of Pontus in the Battle of Zela.
    It is in latin and it is spelled VENI! for latin any way…
    It Means
    I came
    I saw
    I conqured

    you may think that the v is pronouced with an english v but it is pronounced with a latin v wich is actualy a w
    so it would be pronouced
    Wene
    Weede
    Wesee

  7. Veni Vidi Vici
    was made famous by Julius Caesar after a recent victory over Pharnaces II of Pontus in the Battle of Zela.
    It is in latin and it is spelled VENI! for latin any way…
    It Means
    I came
    I saw
    I conqured

    you may think that the v is pronouced with an english v but it is pronounced with a latin v wich is actualy a w
    so it would be pronouced
    Wene
    Weede
    Wesee

  8. Veni Vidi Vici
    was made famous by Julius Caesar after a recent victory over Pharnaces II of Pontus in the Battle of Zela.
    It is in latin and it is spelled VENI! for latin any way…
    It Means
    I came
    I saw
    I conqured

    you may think that the v is pronouced with an english v but it is pronounced with a latin v wich is actualy a w
    so it would be pronouced
    Wene
    Weede
    Wesee

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