Tattoos and Body Art

Which of the following seems weirdest to you?

1.70 year old virgin
2.female on viagra
3.gay cowboy
4.gay cowgirl
5.interracial couple
6.13 year old pregnancy
7.an attorney with a full body tattoo
8.soccer Mom driving a Hummer
9.40 year old trick or treating
10.16 year old running for US Congress
thanks alot*
*no offense meant to anyone
* lesbians are not considered “gay”?hmmm..thats news to me..=)
*lol..female on viagra does not mean she has a man tool..lol
*thanks for all the good answers*

The 70-year old virgin although it is possible with nuns or priest……errr make that nuns.
Then I would have to switch it to a woman on viagra.

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