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THE
PBD TOTALS
Mechs on the Beach 433 Garrett saved your sorry asses once again
Full Tilt 314 Not quite on the level.
The Civs 296 How’s life on Welfare?
Mechrophiliacs 233 Making up most of next term’s Exec
SYaniDE 220 Suicide is Painless
12" Floppies 112 Clegg’s gone! Thank Jeebus!
Garrett 113 As an aside: Bardon got 139 in Fall ‘98 - you suck
Chemadians 96 You drink like Americhems
Chemical Bondage 72 Next term’s project: learn how to make alcohol
Transformers 71 Holy shit. Matan’s finally done (maybe)!
BeerBarons 49 No You Won’t!
Well Timmy, it all started many years ago in Detroit when the NHL
and Toho Sushi Corporation decided on an ill-fated cross
promotion. After the success of events like free puck day and free
hat day, they attempted to introduce a whole new audience to their
food via free octopus day. The entire fiasco could have been
avoided if the Michigan state legislature hadn’t banned all sharp
objects beginning in 1914, however this one shortsighted decision
to end organ theft changed hockey forever. With no knives to
portion out the octopus, combined with the fact that nobody
actually wants to eat that shit, one fan decided to rebel by throwing
his octopus on the ice. With mob mentalities being what they are,
and the fact that throwing shit at things is fun, the ice was soon
covered with not-so-giant squid.
Cement
“This is your receipt for your husband... and this is my receipt for your receipt”
PAGE ThreEVe
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shit won’t get any better unless you tell us what to change. Isn’t street-meat just a euphamism for Hookers? Thank you
for your time. Hope to hear from you soon. Does anyone actually read this shit anymore? If you did catch this, you
might just have won a free hat!
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