Quote:

---

Most pop culture references with "Ragnor" (misspelled from Ragnar) are traced back to an Ayn Rand character from Atlas Shrugged (a pirate who stole from parasites to give back to the rightful owners). I TOTALLY OVERESTIMATED YOU. You're obviously very uneducated, ignorant and culturally illiterate. I doubt you've ever heard of Ayn Rand before.

---

Quote:

---

Light has a better chance of escaping a black hole's pull than intended irony has of escaping Freestylah's comprehension.

---

You call me very uneducated, ignorant and culturally illiterate but lay that bucket of linguistic faggotry on us?

So tell me, how do you spend your time when you're not posting here, chuckles? Locked up in a box like the Gimp from "Pulp Fiction"...a submissive third who prays he gets cornholed from his Master for being a good little boy?

The Cage 2006: Conky, jamesn, Smiling Arab.
The Cage 2009: Coke Stevenson....



Aside: I'll give you +1 since you pointed out I mis-spelled ragnArok. Thank you for that. But I'm still quite sure Ms.Rand never used the term "ragnoroknroll" in her book, no matter what pop culture references came after wards. Still fail on that score, faggot.