I use soap and I wash everywhere. But I don't use loofas or whatever else. Just soap and my hands.

I use the same bar for my ass, I just rinse it off after. Frivolous two bar users make me sick.

Sorry.

this is all you need

http://www.marocooil.com/products/luffa.jpg

Don't be sorry for me, be sorry for yourself when your lifestyle habits land you in the poor house.

Rubbing a wet bar of soap on yourself is not showering. You're all dirty as ****.

you all probably stink and need some black soap, a loofah and rose oil

Black soap? Is that a thing?

Mad ting.

You know it's legit Moroccan soap when it's label is in English and French but not Arabic.

lol i'm pretty sure this brand is targeting foreigners

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Aren't you not from Morocco?

Ali you can soap me up bb

i meant non-arabs, dip****

take off your clothes, bitch.

But you said foreigners, and you're a foreigner.

Seriously, dude? What are you, six years old???

wut

you're the foreigner you irish ****

I'm American.

no where are you REALLY from. unless you're native american you're not actually 'american'

That's stupid. You're stupid. American isn't a race. I was born in America and have lived nowhere else my entire life, hence I am American.

you're a foreigner living in a foreign land. go back to your country, cracker.

They have no more claim to this country than anyone else. Living Native Americans are not their ancestors and have never owned the land I currently live on. Unless of course you want to agree that the Jews are the legitimate owners of Israel.

lol wtf does israel have to do with this first of all, second of all i was joking third of all, no i don't think the jews own israel because that land historically belonged to both arabs and jews and other ethnic groups as well, not to a single group of people.

But history is irrelevant. The Jews hadn't lived in Israel for thousands of years and Native Americans haven't lived on the majority of America for generations.

so you agree that the jews don't have the right to the land

Is that not what I just said?

Are you that ****ing drunk???
"Aren't you not" - you don't see anything wrong with that phrase????

No, because "are you" would be implying a legitimate inquiry, whereas the double negative form has the connotation of already knowing the answer but asking anyway. Learn vernacular.

fucking awesome.

got up at three and ran one of my best runs yet....just 6 miles....got 13 more in the morning

relaxed. like really relaxed. the fred sale sr picked me up and took me to two wonderful breweries....like small local breweries that were wonderful. and then off to an awesome spot that he rightfully described as a food court with class

i love coming down here for runs. but the fact that fred always steps up and grabs me for a small adventure always turns out to be my favorite part of my trip

thanks again Fred.....loved the talk and loved just hanging out as always man

Second day at the loony bin. Yay rehab!

We watched a lot of movies and I wrote poetry and thought about Lithuanian pottery and architecture. My friend plays a game called minecraft. My mental illness or rightful imtuition tells me a friend she may not actually be. The point is SF is being flooded with new buildings that look like cubes with giant mirrors. They remind me of that video gane. A narcissist right them attractive up close but from afar they look more like application icons on a touchscreen phone. Tut tut. I suppose I'd be more acquainted in a more tropically themed palace.

Bob! Ya old tart.

Haven't seen ya in minute. Seems you're well! Bopbopbop

Don't be more stupid than you are. You can say "are you" or "are you not" but you can't say "aren't you not" as this basically saying "are you not not" which makes no ****ing sense at all. Learn English, you dumb Yank!

Edit: I would be extremely surprised to learn that that phrase was American vernacular of any sort; I know it is here. I listen to people say "don't you not" and "can't you not", and every time I hear it it sets my teeth on edge. Just because it's maybe vernacular does not make it right; it's still incorrect usage of English, and it also make no sense at all.

Being a retard sets your teeth on edge? I'll use vernacular as I damn well please, cause vernacular doesn't need to be grammatically correct so long as it conveys meaning.

It does if you're writing it, dumbass.
Also, I thought you prided yourself on being a Grammar Nazi? Hand in your shock-stick, pal, you're out!

When grammar mistakes are intentional then Grammar Nazism does not apply. I was well aware that I was using a double negative but chose to use it anyway, negating criticism.

Not from me. Sorry: not not from me, you aren't not. :)

And it has made you a buffoon.