Author Topic: [noose] Toys 'R' Us begins to file for bankruptcy  (Read 9751 times)

i wonder what would have changed historically in this forum if matthew was outed before a few weeks went on/ he never even joined

i wonder what would have changed historically in this forum if matthew was outed before a few weeks went on/ he never even joined
thats literally what happened you brainlet

thats literally what happened you brainlet
literal outing as in he never joined again due to it

hello matthew's mother i would like to inform you that matthew has a mother kink

hello matthew's mother i would like to inform you that matthew has a mother kink

and diaper

now where the forget can i buy a mini ferrari

I knew this was going to happen.

Back in the 90s toys r us was basically a huge ass toy paradise filled with all the hottest toys.

Go to any toys r us now and it's mostly empty.

good, a few years back when a local toys r us was closing they were doing a clearance sale, i bought a rubber duck for 50p


the forgeter was ripped at the bottom
forget toys r us

one time when i was a kid, my mom took me to Toys R Us and i found an accordion. for some reason, at that age, i really really wanted to play an accordion. i picked it up and carried it around the store with me when i stumbled upon a Crash Test Dummies action figure set with a car that explodes. my mom told me i could only have one and that she would not return it if i found myself unhappy with my decision. i debated on it for like 15 minutes and eventually both my mom and i convinced me that i would never put in the time to learn the accordion, so i put the accordion back. the Crash Test Dummies toy was stuff and i didn't like it and to this day i wonder where i would have ended up if i had gotten that accordion. what if i was a savant and grew up to be the world's greatest accordionist, with my own line of custom accordions and getting thousands of dollars per show. what if i toured the world and met other amazing musicians and collaborated and sent home a fat check every month to my mom so she never had to work or worry about money again.

i guess i'll never know

I think you should buy an accordion.

one time when i was a kid, my mom took me to Toys R Us and i found an accordion. for some reason, at that age, i really really wanted to play an accordion. i picked it up and carried it around the store with me when i stumbled upon a Crash Test Dummies action figure set with a car that explodes. my mom told me i could only have one and that she would not return it if i found myself unhappy with my decision. i debated on it for like 15 minutes and eventually both my mom and i convinced me that i would never put in the time to learn the accordion, so i put the accordion back. the Crash Test Dummies toy was stuff and i didn't like it and to this day i wonder where i would have ended up if i had gotten that accordion. what if i was a savant and grew up to be the world's greatest accordionist, with my own line of custom accordions and getting thousands of dollars per show. what if i toured the world and met other amazing musicians and collaborated and sent home a fat check every month to my mom so she never had to work or worry about money again.

i guess i'll never know

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she would not return it if i found myself unhappy with my decision

So I found the issue that could have solved your problem.

It was your mom's fault for not letting you return it, how dumb is that.

Also you can be the world's best accordion player and still never get laid.

So I think you dodged a bullet.

Also you can be the world's best accordion player and still never get laid.

So I think you dodged a bullet.
< learning an instrument to get laid
Stop right there

how else could mozart have a wife he was a scrawny manchild