Rate This Girl: Day 63 - Kristin Douglas (Beyonce's Cousin)

[Inspect Her Deck]

If your dikk is 7.9 inches long, cant say its 8 inches, that would be lying and an insult to the guys thats actually 8 imches

you can't say it's 7 inches either, but you would be more accurate saying 8 than 7

otherwise stick with 7.9xxxxx whatever the exact figure is

 

[Ari Gold Bawse]

Clear 9

 

[dc007]

I guess i'm missing something. She a 7 to me. Pretty but she a lil too big. Not likely her shape will hold up over time as its boarderline now.

 

[Youseenmywork]

I bet her p*ssy tastes like hope

Shout out to Patrice O'Neal breh ...

 

[Ohene]

10 BBW
8-9 my taste

yup. bit of a belly..if not for that shed be a dime

 

[Cadillac]

she a 10 easily

 

[Poitier]

7

Not ugly but she has that Khloe Kardashian shrek in the face thing going on. Body is a 10 but probably won't hold up for too long.

 

[BaggerofTea]

10, perfect.

 

[Donald J Trump]

you can't say it's 7 inches either, but you would be more accurate saying 8 than 7

otherwise stick with 7.9xxxxx whatever the exact figure is

If you have 7.9 slices , can't tell a customer you have 8

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

If you have 7.9 slices , can't tell a customer you have 8

In theory, no.

In reality, yes.

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

If you have 7.9 slices , can't tell a customer you have 8

In theory, no.

In reality, yes.

 

[Black Lightning]

Solid 9

 

[Donald J Trump]

In theory, no.

In reality, yes.

In reality, 7.9 slices means someone took a bite of the 8th slice. So it aint really 8 slices, its really 7

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

In reality, 7.9 slices means someone took a bite of the 8th slice. So it aint really 8 slices, its really 7

there are still 8 visible slices, except one of them only has 9/10 remaining of it

And usin that analogy is not applicable to a rating/grading system whereby you round up when it is a 7.9 for example

 

[Donald J Trump]

there are still 8 visible slices, except one of them only has 9/10 remaining of it

And usin that analogy is not applicable to a rating/grading system whereby you round up when it is a 7.9 for example

In life rounding up in not practical.

If you have a 3.0 gpa requirement for an internship and on your transcript that shyt says 2.9 and you told the employer "I got a 3.0" guess whats gonna happen when they look at that transcript