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I'm sorry but I don't get it? I'm worried that I don't want to know the answer
Even before Rickroll, I guess, there was a website goatse.cx that showed a gay person who opened his widened asshole wide dragging his butt-cheeks to the sides with his hands. Dropping the link to that picture was a way of trolling people. After that, many creative persons made images referencing to it, and it seems some of them even work in corporations.
Wait, how do you know the person was gay?
So, you just need to goggle... Ok, second thought, don't goggle anything. You're good where you are
Greatest Of All Time Symbolic Expression
ring's missing
They new.
They must be new if they made this kind of blunder
I goatsee what they did there.
The Asslantic.
2girls1cup was the most unifying phenomenon to ever happen on the internet. It was still the early days of the internet. But it showed how everyone is the same, through peoples reactions, and the actresses. Red or blue, black or white, whatever you think divides you from other humans completely dissolves when she erupts into that cup. In that moment, we are all one.
Wrong unifying phenomenon.
That wasn't the early days though, maybe for you, but that's still pretty recent ( within last 15 years )
It's hard for some people to remember that the internet was around long before they were using it
early days of mass access to the internet*
15 years ago isn't recent, you're just old lol
We're talking about the history of the Internet, which 15 appears ago, in 2008, was already just a little over 20 years old. Basically, 15 years ago, was over half the life of the Internet ago, and not 'the early days'.