I've already made a thread like this.

http://sep7agon.net/the-flood/muhammad-ali-is-officially-dead-rest-in-peace/

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/muhammad-ali-greatest-all-time-dead-74-n584776 

I guess Mike Tyson took his throne now that he is the oldest living boxing champion now.

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Aleister Crowley

Mate, you should get a flip phone instead dawg, or you could use a rotary phone mate. Problem solved!

Good thing! As long as i like Barack Obama and his position on the whole transgender bathroom fiasco, Trump will have more power and tell those types of republicans to zip their lips!

Bernhardo Sandeline

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe

Why yew no meat lover?

I have my own Youtube channel but i don't post video on there
youtube.com/BanHaterZ

DON'T TRIGGER MY GENDER! I'M HULKKIN AND I FOUND YOUR POST OFFENSIVE! I'LL GET ALL OF MY 9GAG BUDDIES TO DDOS YEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Wake him up inside!

knot do it m8 teach me nicaragua

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Quote from: Nobilital on May 22, 2016, 02:37:18 PM

I bet they still have the Code of Hammurabi out there, just make sure ISIS doesn't enter this piece of glorious history.

It's in the Louvre. The French took it.

Oh, well thanks for reminding me.