Operation Coordinates: COMPLETE!

Hi Viatologists,

At last! Operation Coordinates has completed. We thank you for actively
witnessing this groundbreaking endeavour in the field of viatology. As far
as viatology is concerned, there will never be a project of this size or
dedication to retroactive development again.

Now, the Worldwide Transportation Library (WWTL) provides geographic
coordinates for 66.03% of its 2,255 road photographs. Over a daunting
period of six months, Operation Coordinates increased our per centage of
photographs containing coordinates. We did this by sifting through every
road photograph in our collection. If we found geographic coordinates for
the photo, we updated its corresponding description.

Today, we provide GPS coordinates for four continents' worth of roads.
Don't take our word for it -- here are a few samples:

Australia: http://wwtl.info/tmp/2602-2/ (Australia National Route 1)
Europe: http://wwtl.info/tmp/2602/ (Poland National Route 317)
Americas: http://wwtl.info/tmp/1009/ (Oregon State Route 82)
Asia: http://wwtl.info/tmp/2602-3/ (Indonesia's "Jalan Jendral Gatot
Subroto")

Simply put, the WWTL is the most complete viatology resource on the planet.
With eight years of dedication and hard work, it's no wonder. I'd like to
personally thank our WWTL photographers for their submissions and skill;
without this, the WWTL never would have risen to the paramount status it now
attains.

Cheers,

Carl Rogers
"Environment first, transportology second"
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Worldwide Transportation Library (WWTL):
http://wwtl.info
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Complete coverage of international roads and railways.
Since 2000, we offer several photographs, videos and
Virtual 360 demonstrations -- free of charge.
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Carl Rogers spake thusly:

> Subject: Operation Butt Cornholio: COMPLETE!
> From: Carl Rogers >
> Newsgroups: rec.autos.driving, misc.transport.road

> Hi Buttologists,

> At last! Operation Butt Cornholio has completed. We thank you
> for actively witnessing this butt reaming endeavour in the field
> of poor mathmatics. As far as buttology is concerned, there
> will never be a penetration of this size or dedication to rectal
> stretching again.

> Now, the Worldwide Butt Cornholio Library (WWBCL) provides
> porno-graphic coordinates for 69.69% of its 6,969 all male anal
> photographs. Over a homo-erotic period of six months, Operation
> Butt Cornholio increased the per centage of my intestinal tract
> containing Erik Lozaga's semen exponentially. I did this by
> sifting through every male anal photograph in my collection.
> If I found porno-graphic coordinates for the photo, I updated
> its corresponding homo-erotic description while Erik shot another
> load into my asshole.

> Today, we provide PPS (Porno-graphic Positioning System) coordinates
> for four continents' worth of Hershey Highways.
> Don't take my word for it -- here are a few samples:

> Australia: http://wwbcl.info/tmp/2602-2/ (A nice hot Aussie twink)
> Europe: http://wwbcl.info/tmp/2602/ (Butt slammin' in Poland)
> Americas: http://wwbcl.info/tmp/1009/ (Oregon Hershey Highway 69)
> Asia: http://wwbcl.info/tmp/2602-3/ (Indonesia's "Male Rectalinear
> Explorations")

> Simply put, the WWBCL is the most complete (and only) buttology
> resource on the planet. With eight years of dedication and hard
> all male anal work, it's no wonder. I'd like to personally thank
> our WWBCL twinkmeisters for their submission and hot butt cornholing
> prowess; without this, the WWBCL never would have risen to the
> porno-graphic status it now attains.

> Queers,

> Carl Rogers
> "Buttology first, Vaginology never"
> ********
> Worldwide Butt Cornholio Library (WWBCL):
> http://wwbcl.info
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Complete coverage of intestinall tracts and buttways.
> Since 2000, we offer several photographs, videos and
> Anal 360 demonstrations -- free of charge.
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> ********
>

There! That post is CORRECTED!!

Southern Comfort And Country Music

On Oct 28, 12:39*pm, "Carl Rogers" > wrote:
> Hi Viatologists,
>
> At last! *Operation Coordinates has completed. *We thank you for actively
> witnessing this groundbreaking endeavour in the field of viatology. *As far
> as viatology is concerned, there will never be a project of this size or
> dedication to retroactive development again.
>
> Now, the Worldwide Transportation Library (WWTL) provides geographic
> coordinates for 66.03% of its 2,255 road photographs. *Over a daunting
> period of six months, Operation Coordinates increased our per centage of
> photographs containing coordinates. *We did this by sifting through every
> road photograph in our collection. *If we found geographic coordinates for
> the photo, we updated its corresponding description.
>
> Today, we provide GPS coordinates for four continents' worth of roads.
> Don't take our word for it -- here are a few samples:
>
> Australia:http://wwtl.info/tmp/2602-2/(Australia National Route 1)
> Europe:http://wwtl.info/tmp/2602/(Poland National Route 317)
> Americas:http://wwtl.info/tmp/1009/(Oregon State Route 82)
> Asia: *http://wwtl.info/tmp/2602-3/(Indonesia's "Jalan Jendral Gatot
> Subroto")
>
> Simply put, the WWTL is the most complete viatology resource on the planet.

You're sick, man.

'Paramount' status?
Yr Alexa traffic ranking is 6 223 657 down from 5,527,632 just a week ago.
Gribblenation in the same period of time went from 699 857 to 637 254. Um,
yeah. You're 'paramount', all right, and I'm the goddam King of England.

--
Otto Yamamoto

US 71 wrote:

> You're sick, man.

I am, too, I read that after I ate dinner.

--
Otto Yamamoto

On Oct 28, 5:47*pm, John Mayson > wrote:
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> On Tue, 28 Oct 2008, Odo wrote:
> > Is that like saying "mission accomplished" and declaring an end to
> > major hostilities in Iraq?
>
> I suppose, but that wasn't Bush's sign on the aircraft carrier if that's
> what you're talking about.
>
> - --
> John Mayson >
> Austin, Texas, USA
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IIRC it wasn't Cheney's sign either.

In article >, Carl Rogers
> wrote:

> Hi Viatologists,
>
> At last! Operation Coordinates has completed. We thank you for actively
> witnessing this groundbreaking endeavour in the field of viatology. As far
> as viatology is concerned, there will never be a project of this size or
> dedication to retroactive development again.
>
> Now, the Worldwide Transportation Library (WWTL) provides geographic
> coordinates for 66.03% of its 2,255 road photographs. Over a daunting
> period of six months, Operation Coordinates increased our per centage of
> photographs containing coordinates. We did this by sifting through every
> road photograph in our collection. If we found geographic coordinates for
> the photo, we updated its corresponding description.

Geezus ****ing Christ, Cumbreath Carl, how dumb are you to think that
less than two-thirds is "complete?"

Some of that sperm you've been swallowing must've clogged up your
brain. You really ought to try blowing someone more intelligent than
Lozaga. Eat too much "dumb cum" and your IQ will drop to a level
approaching his.

****ing hell, you're an idiot.

On Oct 28, 6:47*pm, John Mayson > wrote:
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> On Tue, 28 Oct 2008, Odo wrote:
> > Is that like saying "mission accomplished" and declaring an end to
> > major hostilities in Iraq?
>
> I suppose, but that wasn't Bush's sign on the aircraft carrier if that's
> what you're talking about.

http://www.time.com/time/columnist/p...536170,00.html

"Not long afterwards, the White House had to amend its account. The
soldiers hadn't put up the sign; the White House had done the
hoisting. It had also produced the banner — contrary to what senior
White House officials had said for months. In the end, the White House
conceded on those details, but declared them mere quibbles. The point
was, they said, that the whole thing had been done at the request of
the crewmembers. Even that explanation didn't sit well with some long-
time Bush aides. "They (the White House) put up banners at every event
that look just like that and we're supposed to believe that at this
one it was the Navy that requested one?" asked a senior administration
official. Others remember staffers boasting about how the president
had been specifically positioned during his speech so that the banner
would be captured in footage of his speech."