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Is Vin Diesel considered a bio-fuel?

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Peter K - Very astute on the Vin = wine observation.

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  1. Gee never thought of that one....


  2. Yep, he is rated Tripple X high octane!

  3. Wonder thinks you are just doing some s**y code talk to get me naked in bed again.

    * smacks you across the face *

  4. No. He is luscious man-meat. Now if he would just not talk anymore...

  5. No - Vin Diesel should at all times be likened to a grape-derived alcoholic beverage that tastes like oil-refinery output (ie wine that tastes like sh*t).

  6. He's more like a bio-fool.

  7. I'd be happy to have some of that in my gas tank!

  8. No, incorrect....It is a common mistake though. Fuel is used to obtain energy, once you use the fuel it is gone. Such as wood you burn would and used the energy from that, however you have no more wood.

    Obviously Vin Diesel is not this.

    Law of conservation of energy and the first law of thermodynamics state that energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be changed from one form to another.

    Clearly Vin Diesel is energy itself. He cannot be created nor destroyed.

    Vin Diesel once beat Super Mario Bros 3 without even touching his Nintendo controller. He just yelled at his TV in between bites of his peanut butter sandwich, and the game beat itself out of fear.

    When Vin Diesel told the Microsoft Word paper clip to go away, it never came back

    Al Gore invented the internet. Vin Diesel invented Al Gore.

    The popular video game "Doom" is based loosely around the time Satan borrowed two bucks from Vin Diesel and forgot to pay him back.

    Vin Diesel played Russian Roulette with a fully loaded gun and won.

    Vin Diesel beat Dragon Force on expert mode on Guitar Hero 3 using nothing but his tongue. Simultaneously 60 surrounding women orgasmed.

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