Maybe if you took your knee off her neck she'd be able to breathe long enough to pronounce the silent "e" on the end of that word.
Such a waste of a semen demon. She's playing that shitty pro-gay marriage and anti-Christian song by that white cuck Macklemore I posted about a few days ago too lol...
This one honestly had me in tears when I first watched it. That freakin behemoth in full blackface
i am slavic on one side and irish on the other . there is a 110% chance that someone was enslaved at some point in my family tree.
Lol that guy in red must have the worlds lowest testosterone what a wimp.
Me thinks modern medicine was involved in these shenanigans.Former Chicago Bear Willie Gault is the world's fastest 55-year-old
Published May. 12, 2016 11:52 a.m. ET
Willie Gault is perhaps best remembered as a speedy wideout for the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Raiders in the 1980s and early '90s, but for the last several decades the leading receiver in Super Bowl XX has been a household name in the world of track and field, as well.
A member of the 1980 United States Olympic team (that did not compete in the Moscow Summer Games) and a bronze medalist in the 110-meter hurdles at the 1983 world championships, Gault was named USA Track and Field Athlete of the Week on Wednesday thanks to his efforts at Saturday's Oxy Invite in Los Angeles.
At the event, the 55-year-old set American and world records for the 55-59 age group in both the 100- and 200-meter dashes. His 11.30-second time in the 100 topped the previous mark of 11.44, set by Bill Collins in 2006, and his 23.24-second run in the 200 beat Collins' 2008 time of 23.36.
Lol at her being in half blackface
Gotta see what Darrell Green can do.Former Chicago Bear Willie Gault is the world's fastest 55-year-old
Published May. 12, 2016 11:52 a.m. ET
Willie Gault is perhaps best remembered as a speedy wideout for the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Raiders in the 1980s and early '90s, but for the last several decades the leading receiver in Super Bowl XX has been a household name in the world of track and field, as well.
A member of the 1980 United States Olympic team (that did not compete in the Moscow Summer Games) and a bronze medalist in the 110-meter hurdles at the 1983 world championships, Gault was named USA Track and Field Athlete of the Week on Wednesday thanks to his efforts at Saturday's Oxy Invite in Los Angeles.
At the event, the 55-year-old set American and world records for the 55-59 age group in both the 100- and 200-meter dashes. His 11.30-second time in the 100 topped the previous mark of 11.44, set by Bill Collins in 2006, and his 23.24-second run in the 200 beat Collins' 2008 time of 23.36.
