NFL Network: Bucs Haven’t Talked Contract Extension With Vita Vea

August 19th, 2026

Bucs GM Jason Licht.

Vita Vea asked to be traded and it’s becoming increasingly clear why.

The Bucs’ manbeast defensive tackle didn’t have to make that big leap to request getting launched from Tampa. He could have had his hold-in/faux injury without asking out of town. Or he could have held out and, you know, posted workout videos from home on social media.

So why did Vea go to the trade-me extreme? Perhaps it’s because the Bucs have completely shunned his demands.

Vea wants a giant raise and he has no contract for next year. The Bucs, per NFL Network reporter Ian Rapoport yesterday, have shown no legit interest in extending Vea’s contract.

“It certainly seems like he and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers really have not gotten off the ground with any talks of a possible extension. My understanding is they really didn’t go down the road at all to a possible extension,” Rapoport said.

As Sage of Tampa Bay Sports Ira Kaufman has said many times, Vea will not succeed in pushing around Team Glazer and Jason Licht into a market-value contract this summer.

So how much is Vea willing to dig in? And is Licht willing to keep an unhappy player who is getting rustier by the day? Rapoport said “this one’s not quite over yet.”

Meanwhile, the trade market for Vea seems vibrant, with multiple teams ready to deal.

Joe has maintained a Vea trade could be a very smart move, though there’s no way Licht would trade Vea until he sees his other defensive tackles emerge from the preseason healthy.

74 Responses to “NFL Network: Bucs Haven’t Talked Contract Extension With Vita Vea”

  1. FrontFour Says:

    I’m just not getting this.

  2. Tony Says:

    Somebody else would be more than happy to pay him & be glad to have him if you guys don’t wanna pay him.

  3. Beeej Says:

    At this point, I have to believe they’re waiting for SOME team to have a catastrophic loss on the interior D line and the Bucs will demand a dear payment for VV

  4. Todd Says:

    Suh is playing 5D chess…with Vita’s money.

  5. Todd Says:

    Glazers know very well that the reality of firing a coach and GM after this season is staring them in the face so their thought process is putting the team salary cap in good order going into next season.
    Glazers want to be able to hire the absolute best candidate available(probably McDermott) with no requirement that the new coach pinch pennies. It’s a bucs life.

  6. Steven #55 Says:

    We are getting younger and cheaper – VV doesn’t fit that profile anymore so will be traded in the end for a low 2nd round pick at best.

  7. Baking with Robinson Says:

    Next week would be ideal for a team to offer a good trade right before the beginning of this season.

  8. AlabamaBucsFan Says:

    This is smart move by Licht. Bucs should stay put until all DL players are healthy at the start of the season. Who knows, if another team has an injury, the VV market value might go up.

  9. jimmy Says:

    he might as well sit out. not like he is poor and needs the money. better to sit out then play for a team that doesnt want to make a market deal and move forward together. screw them and their pandering banner on the side of rayjay. has it been taken down yet?

  10. Gbobucsfan Says:

    So we’ll hear news of an extension tomorrow lol.

  11. Kalind Says:

    Trade him at the deadline. Save the money. Screw the jackass whining multi multi millionaire quitter over. Get a decent return

  12. JustOneGame Says:

    Like Todd^^ said. This seems like it’s all the Glazers. You can’t blame them either, they’re waiting to see the results from this season. But, if they’re not going to resign Vita now there’s no way he stays after the season is over. They need to just trade him and get what they can. This is a bad look on both parties time to cut bait and move along.

  13. Billlbuc Says:

    Trading vita is about as dumb as not signing Baker to a long term… oh wait!!!!
    Our D looks like it it might be on the cusp of being really good and we let a little extension harpoon the whole thing . Ridiculous!!’

  14. Teacherman Says:

    Tomlin and McDermott will be available at the end of the season.

    The Glazers are not doing anything this year.

    Baker, Bowles and the boys flopped last year.

    The defense was pathetic and Baker kept turning the ball over to lose games.

    If we don’t play well this year, Licht, Bowles, Baker, Winfield, Vea and Zion are gone.

    The Glazers are playing it smart. They are patient Gods.

    They will give everyone one last chance this year.

    Vea should realize he’s in a contract year at 31 years old. He should have come to camp and tried to be a pro bowler this year. Instead, he’s getting out of shape and putting himself at risk of injury.

    Baker, Zion and Vea are all in prove it or lose it years.

    The Glazers are smart. From à professional point of view, they are doing the right thing.

  15. Defense Rules Says:

    Steven #55 … ‘We are getting younger and cheaper – VV doesn’t fit that profile anymore so will be traded’.

    You got me curious with that Steven. According to Spotrac, Bucs average age (at the end of 2024) was 26.1 (7th youngest). Our average age at the end of last season (2025) rose to 26.6 (16th youngest … middle of the pack).

    We won’t really know what our average age is this season until we cut-down to 53 players (most cut will be youngsters). Right now though (with 91 players) we’re tied with Saints for the 10th youngest team in the NFL this season (with 26.1 average age) but that’ll surely change for all teams once cut-downs to 53 occur). But since we’ve got so many guys age 30 or older (right now we’ve got 14 of them, and almost all will probably make the team), I would think that we’ll end up with an older team than what we had last season (26.6 average).

    Scary thing is that most of those 30 & older are on 1-year contracts. JL’s gonna have a lot of negotiating to do come next year. Hmmm, maybe he should practice with Vea & Mayfield just to get the feel for it.

  16. Okiejim Says:

    Teacherman, which would make the Glazers happy 1. Bowels, Baker and the Bucs repeat the 2025 season win a handful of of games and its blow it up and start over again or 2. Bucs win the division and go deep in the playoffs and those you listed are moving to other teams and you start all over again? It appears they are playing Texas Hold’em for number 1. From outside looking in, real change will only occur with complete change from top to bottom is needed and it should start with new oweners!

  17. George R Says:

    For the pay the guy crowed, you do know there is a salary cap. You can’t pay people with monopoly money.

    The Bucs are going into 2027 season with 39 million in cap space with a buch of players that need to be signed.

    Mayfield
    Vea
    Mauch
    Diaby
    Robinson
    McLaughlin

    You pay VV 25 million a year means you only have 15 million to sign the rest.

  18. QBKilla Says:

    Trade his greedy a$$

  19. Marine Buc Says:

    @ Todd/Teacher/George

    I agree with your takes…

    Get ready for that big “FLUSH” I mentioned the other day.

    It’s a “New Day in Tampa Bay!”

    I hope McDermott gets hired on day one after this 7 win season.

  20. JA Says:

    Love it when players call a two year contract an insult. So ownership gives them their cherished three year deal which the same players call an insult after two.

    BTW—I agree with George, but not his numbers. Most research outlets have the current Bucs at a little more than 8 million under the cap going into this 26’ season. If George knows where it will be going into 27’, when so much can happen between now and then, my hat’s off to his ability to foresee the future.
    But his take on the “Pay the man” crowd is spot on. Seems these people know not of what they speak. Pay the man … with what? Do you follow NFL football or simply enjoy writing, PAY THE MAN?
    The Bucs cannot print money and go over the cap.
    The Glazers are not player cheap as they approach the cap max almost yearly. Conversely, they have no football sense as proven when they let Coen walk and kept Bowles. View that as you may as they would have had to pay two head coaches by promoting Coen and honoring the remainder of Todd’s deal.
    But they are far from cheap when it comes to paying players.

  21. itzok Says:

    Itz because Vea is now a woman and will be declaring for the WNBA draft.

    There are only two genders

  22. Alanbucsfan Says:

    “It certainly seems like” = “have shown no legit interest” ?
    Wow

  23. ModHairKen Says:

    Tough guy talk about pushing around the Glazers and Licht.

    They can act all badass, but the rest of the team is watching and thinking “will they do this to me, too?”

    Reputations are being tarnished.

    Cincinnati Bucs.

  24. Scott Says:

    If you don’t sign Baker, you can’t sign Vita. Out of respect for Baker at the least. It seems like the Bucs are playing hardball right now.

  25. Oscar Says:

    Waiting to see if the other defensive tackles emerge from preseason healthy? What do they do if they go down in week one? That thinking is right up there with making a player who has already proved himself, prove it again. At which time, they sign him to the big extension and then he gets hurt. It doesn’t make any sense. Either Vita is vital to this defense or he’s not. If right now there are others on the team who can take his place, then trade him now and try to get a corner in return which is a position of need now. Maybe they’re just holding out for the best deal.

  26. SB~LV 🏈 Says:

    FINE him !
    Gesssh has the game gone SOFT!

  27. Bee Says:

    The prophecy is fulfilling itself. No real money will be spent this season, as Ive said since the end of last season. Once Bowles was retained the objective was clear. Now some of you are finally waking up.

    Vita is a great player, its just unfortunate that the GM and HC wasted money on undeserving and oft-injured players in the past few years. The owners got ZERO ROI for all those millions spent and have handcuffed the GM. This team maxed out years ago and the Superbowl window left when Brady retired and when BA retired.

    Enjoy the tank this season!

  28. SB~LV 🏈 Says:

    Bee
    Run Baker Run !

  29. 813bucboi Says:

    the answer is somewhere between what @todd said and @Gbobucsfan lol

    GO BUCS!!!!

  30. Ryan Says:

    Yawn

  31. BakerFan Says:

    I used to think the 2 sides were jockeying for position. With Vea’s cryptic text last week and this news today, I think he is as good as gone.

    What is the message they are sending to players in the league? It is the ugly business side of it and really NFL players are like tires, use them up until you need a new one.

  32. ATLBuc Says:

    We have to remember that Jason is from New England Patriots. Historically, the Patriots have released or got rid of players when everybody else thought they still have value. And most of those situations, the Patriots were right. Evidently, Jason has surmised that via is reaching the end of his player value.

  33. Marine Buc Says:

    @ SB

    “FINE him !”

    The Bucs certainly could start fining Vea @ $50K per day if they wanted to play hardball with the guy.

    I believe this “back injury” story has been conjured up by his agent/JL in order to play patty-cake with “big boy” until they ship him off to wherever…

    Keep in mind folks – as soon as a contender loses a D-lineman Vea’s trade value doubles.

    Think – Cowboys, Cin, Bills, Rams, Ravens, Chiefs – etc.

    These teams are within their window and will be desperate to plug any hole that needs to be filled.

    That’s what she said…

  34. JimBobBuc Says:

    On ESPN First Take, Mike T thought Vita will return to the field soon. I’m not so sure how soon, but I think he’ll play against Cincinnati.

    Reacting to Baker’s comments, Louis Riddick thinks the Bucs will be over .500 with 10 wins. He really likes Bain and Keionte Scott, and commented that Bain always put in extra hours at Miami with Jason Taylor. Mike T thought that Kancey coming back will help the front 7.

  35. JimBobBuc Says:

    Sorry, it was the Get Up show.

  36. bucnjim Says:

    There is so much speculation from all sides it’s making my head hurt. We have no idea if there has been an offer to Vea’s agent! We have no idea what the offer was to Mayfield! We really have no idea what the owners are thinking. Everyone talking about things they know nothing about. Including me sometimes!

  37. Oscar Says:

    This apparently has become a team of indecision. Nothing good can ever come from that mindset. Bowles has shown enough that there is no reason for uncertainty. Same with Baker, he’s shown enough that you’re either a believer or you’re not. No reason for uncertainty. If they don’t believe in him 100%, they should have tried to trade him. If they do truly believe in him, they should have signed him to a long term extension now. Same with Vita, they should have been trying to trade him since the draft and signings of Robinson and Roches.

  38. Greg-therealone Says:

    I seem to remember Todd Bowles saying something about the one player he couldn’t run his defense without. Vita. He said this in public. Shortly after- this happens. Great Job.

    The Bucs front office has never felt good about anyone making demands as opposed to negotiation in good faith. That would explain this. I think Vea seriously overplayed his hand and they put their foot down.

  39. Buddha Says:

    Vea a very good but not great player. If Glaziers cave, who will be the next player to pull the same stunt? A lot of fake news. Management holds all the cards. Does Vea love football or money?

  40. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    Was it a stunt when Tristan held in?

  41. BuccoMarty Says:

    Billlbuc Says:
    August 19th, 2026 at 6:38 am
    Trading vita is about as dumb as not signing Baker to a long term… oh wait!!!!
    Our D looks like it it might be on the cusp of being really good and we let a little extension harpoon the whole thing . Ridiculous!!’
    ________________________

    For the 10,976,543,978,521st time… THIS IS NOT FANTASY FOOTBALL. There’s a thing called a salary cap. The Buccaneers are $8.5 million under it. How are you going to give big raises to two of the top 5 highest paid players and stay under the $8.5 million you have as a limit to spend?

  42. Marine Buc Says:

    @ Bucco

    I agree.

    And don’t look now – but the Bucs will have @ $35M in dead cap money next season…

    They could save some of that by re-signing BM but I don’t see that happening.

  43. Marine Buc Says:

    @ warrin

    “Was it a stunt when Tristan held in?”

    T. Wirfs had knee surgery in July of 2025…

    And played ASAP.

    You are talking apples VS oranges my friend.

    “TRY HARDER”…

  44. Marine Buc Says:

    @ warrin

    And BTW – Vea is a NT not DT.

    Skeet – skeet – skeet!

  45. Buxfanintx Says:

    As a Bucs fanfan since 1976, I can almost see what this is gonna go (again)
    -Vita traded
    – Baker walks
    -Todd and possibly Jason fired
    New regime starts from scratch

  46. Obvious One Says:

    We’re screwed for YEARS to come.

    This… This whole chit show is such a bad look! Nobody of high quality (meaning players) would even consider ANY deals to Tampa. What for? To be left by the side of the road?

    And quite frankly, it was clear sinse last year that we we’re tanking. THAT… might well be the cat Bowles let out of the bag that Blew Up the team. The players DON’T want to hear that they’re waisting their time. So that’s now what makes sense. I also believe Bowles told Dean that early on and THAT’S WHY he had already made a deal to get out of tampa last year. That didn’t make sense to me until now. Because it seems so Obvious now. The big dogs wouldn’t have abandoned ship like they have if it weren’t for something like what we’re witnessing. (Forced Collapse)

    We’re witnessing the end of an era. That’s it. It’s over.

    And since that’s sure seems to be the case, THEN TANK IT! They’ve even Screwed THAT up!

    Get ready for a realistic look at maybe 5 wins this year. You can’t get rid of ALL the KEY COGS that run the machine and pretend to compete. It’s just “next on the cutting block” for Vita and Baker.

    We’re Done.

  47. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    @Marine

    You still don’t understand that a NT is just DT line up over the center. Meaning you likely don’t know the difference between a 3-tech or a 4i-tech are also alignments Vita lines up in, because he’s a defensive tackle.

    Also, you also think the Cowboys are contenders and that speaks for itself.

  48. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    “T. Wirfs had knee surgery in July of 2025…

    And played ASAP.

    You are talking apples VS oranges my friend.”

    He held in summer of 2024, Idk what 2025 and surgery has to do with that lol

  49. MadMax Says:

    I remember us letting Blount go and I was pissed, knew it was a mistake….then he wins a SB.

  50. Costa Rica John Says:

    VV signed a contract and now he wants more money. Finish the contract then you can get paid for the second time
    In your career. It’s a simple process.

  51. Brooklyn Says:

    Can anyone explain dead cap money?

  52. Erik with Clean Athletics™ Says:

    I think Tomlin will be our coach next year and we don’t want to extend guys beyond this year bcuz of a likely regime change.

    And Vea has to play this year if the Bucs force him to play on his current deal, so that seems to be the path the Bucs are choosing.

    Unless we get offered a 1st rounder by a desperate team or something crazy like that.

  53. Jabber Says:

    Trade him to an AFC team we won’t play this season for a 2nd rounder that can be a 1st based on playing time.

  54. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    “Can anyone explain dead cap money?”

    The only thing we’d be on the hook for is about a $6.4M from the signing bonus off from Veas current deal.

    A trade to a new team would be on the hook for his non-guaranteed base salary for the 2026 season, but then there’s the matter of him wanting a raise which would also work against us in any trade scenario.

  55. larrd Says:

    I’m guessing Rappaport talked to Vea’s agent and that’s it, so I’d take this news with a bit of salt. That said, the foot dragging on Vea and Baker certainly does not seem like a vote of confidence in the current regime and direction. Might as well unload the big money guys, maybe pick up a corner and amass some draft picks. Baker, Vea, Winfield, and Godwin. Zyon, too, if anyone will take him. Get Youngry!

  56. Marine Buc Says:

    @ warrin/Brooklyn

    “The only thing we’d be on the hook for is about a $6.4M from the signing bonus off from Veas current deal.”

    Not true according to OTC…

    Vea, Nelson and Baker will count @ $35M in dead cap next season.

    BM’s hit alone is @ $30M…

    Come on man!

    “Do better!”

  57. ATLBuc Says:

    I’m so glad that the Bucs are not sentimental like some of the comments I am hearing right now. I love Vita and Baker but both are over 30. Vea only last year started earning his money by playing more than 50% of the snaps on D. He does it one time and all of a sudden feels like he can get paid like a top player at his position?
    Just like as with Baker, the Bucs want to see great play on a consistent basis not a one off.

  58. MelvinJunior Says:

    It’s a major part of the problem with this current Bucs regime. Lazy, Weak, & Complacency with just barely being good enough to slip by and win a garbage Division. We would not be dealing with ANY of THIS right now, had we just followed “MY PLAN.” In a nutshell, we would’ve walked over flaming hot coals mixed with razor blades and jagged cut glass, to hire COEN. And, we would already moved OFF of Vea way before we’d gotten to this point, as I’ve stated on here over the past year and a half or two (as well as Godwin and MANY various other things)… And, drafted Deone Walker, in preparation for it (and the FUTURE). I mean, I had already planned on moving off of Vea, by this off-season at the LATEST. Just as I told those CCC D-Linemen almost 2-years ago. Bet they wished they’d ‘offed-him’ NOW, and shipped him WHEREVER. This FO has to be able to see these things, at least BEFORE “I” DO. And, they have to have THE GUTS to do it. But, NO… They are SO DESPERATE just trying to win a TRASH Division, that they stick with the status quo (same as their bosses, the Glazers). And it’s been all THEY CAN DO to just barely squeak by and DO THAT.

    The next (crushing) thing they do will be to ‘extend’ BAKER LONGTERM, after a ‘slightly’ above average 9-8 season again, & when literally NO ONE ELSE would do so. Seriously, now think about it… If Baker does NOT have the season of HIS LIFE, do you really believe that TEAMS will be falling all over themselves to SIGN “BAKER” to a 3-year/$165-MIL DEAL, with $100-MIL Fully-Guaranteed… And, with THIS 2027 QB-Class, and when they can get ‘quality’ QB-play (with the right HC/OC/system) for PEANUTS!? There is NO WAY. It wouldn’t be logical. Especially, when EVERYONE LOVES BAKER, until it comes down to the ‘possibility’ of (their own) THAT TEAM having to PAY HIM. I mean, if he has ANOTHER “Baker Season” again this season, AND the Bucs (with JL and Bowles & Co.) are considering giving HIM that big 3-year extension… Then, they’d be REAL SMART to allow him to go out there and find his best offer AGAIN, just as they did during their last go around. Cause, Baker will find that things have still NOT changed. Actually, the very best thing that could happen this season for this Bucs Franchise, would be… I’m not going to say it. But, we’ll see.

  59. MelvinJunior Says:

    These guys aren’t good enough. Lickt and Bowles are not good enough. And, they’re NOT going to be good enough. Especially, if they extend Baker long term (and keep Lickt and Bowles)… Cause, then they won’t be able to GET good enough.

  60. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    “Not true according to OTC…

    Vea, Nelson and Baker will count @ $35M in dead cap next season”

    Sportrac & OTC say Vitas’ dead cap is the same figure and this article is about Vita Vea. idk why you need to lump those others into an unnecessary comment to make up a combined figure lol, but then again this is the same guy who though -15M meant “savings”

    Also, the dead cap isn’t a concrete figure because things can be done between now and the start of the ’27 league year that can add/lessen how much dead money the team will pay out.

  61. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    “Vea only last year started earning his money by playing more than 50% of the snaps on D. He does it one time and all of a sudden feels like he can get paid like a top player at his position?”

    ATL, Vita since 2021:

    ’21: 56%
    ’22: 59%
    ’23: 61%
    ’24: 67%
    ’25: 73%

    What are we doing here?

  62. MelvinJunior Says:

    @ jimmy Says: “he might as well sit out. not like he is poor and needs the money. better to sit out then play for a team that doesnt want to make a market deal and move forward together.”

    So, explain HOW he does that by sitting OUT, when the Bucs will STILL own his rights going into NEXT season!? This season doesn’t just DISAPPEAR by sitting-out. Even if it did… Do YOU really believe that after ‘sitting-out’ for an ENTIRE YEAR, that another team is going to swoop back in and hand HIM (at 32, then going on 33-YEARS OLD) this BIG MAX LONGTERM DEAL!? Nope. Better think again, cause there is NO-WAY.

  63. MelvinJunior Says:

    @ Teacherman – You are 💯 CORRECT on everything… Glad to see that at least SOME PEOPLE are figuring it out! That is EXCEPT on your Tomlin and McDermott picks. There are just waaaayyy TOO MANY great young minds out there, in the modern day game, to continuously be wanting to run through these same old retreads. And, there will possibly be one or two others available, who aren’t even on the coaching vacancy list of yet, such as a Shane Steichen (top-5 most respected play-callers in the LEAGUE today – but with horrible ownership now, and was FORCED by Irsay to draft Richardson, when HE didn’t want him). And, Tomlin for sure would be one of the LAST you’d want for a rebuild and with trying to develop a young QB and offense with.

  64. MelvinJunior Says:

    They’re going to WIN the division, folks. Right now, there is no possible way that they couldn’t win the division. So, let the doom loop continue. There’s no end in sight. Lickt, Bowles, & Baker (it’s long as he’s not injured) will ALL be back. It’s the Twilight Zone.

  65. El Hefe Bucc Says:

    Stop saying suh has a hand in it this is strictly a guy being under paid and under valued I don’t see the issue is guys that aren’t better are getting better money you work long enough at any job your due for a raise you guys telling me you guys work your 9-5 and stay at the same pay you started at if you still doing good if not better than when you started you want your money

  66. View from 132 Says:

    The NFL “game check” thing is ridiculous. Guys should be paid year round, which would mean right now a guy unwilling to practice would be losing money. The entire structure makes game day the only thing that matters, leaving teams with little to do but deal with this drama.

    Even a $1M per game, if you think you should get a $15M raise, you can wait out almost the entire season and break even.

  67. jimmy Says:

    the bucs extend zzzzzyon who admits to sleeping during games and will never be a pro bowler but are going to treat two time pro bowler vita vea this way.

    if you dont understand why vea wants more money or to be traded you are an absolute idiot. vea is being disrespected. so many here act like the bucs never extend anyone ever so why should they extend vita. if they can extend bowles and zzzzzyon and cant extend the two time pro bowler who does more that his job getting double teamed all the time, well thats on you.

  68. Mike Johnsonta 2 yrs for Says:

    What kinda shape is Vita in? He’s missed all of training camp. See what you can get for the guy now while he still has value. Hell, a 2nd rder and a good player will do.

  69. Marine Buc Says:

    @ warrin

    The Cowboys will beat the Bucs in Dallas.

    Don’t blame me. Write a letter to your local representative…

    Sorry bud.

    Cowboys – 28
    Bucs – 17

    No CBs against Dallas?

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

    Sure that will go well…

  70. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    @Marine

    nobody cares about your predictions evidenced by nobody caring about your predictions, fella lol

  71. Marine Buc Says:

    @ warrin

    I don’t care how many times you attempt to hurt my feelings…

    I still love you.

    Do you know why?

    Because you are a Tampa Bay Buc fan through and through and I absolutely appreciate that about you.

    Deep down inside you are just a little hurt baby boy who just wants to see this turd of a team float to the surface and thrive…

    I too have been hurt my friend.

    “Strong men also cry… Strong men also cry…”

  72. Warren Brooks Lynch Says:

    @Marine

    I don’t care how many times you change the subject addressing me.

    You listed the Cowboys as being contenders above us and for the services of Vita Vea.

    I poked fun at you thinking they’re contenders.

    You doubled back with a prediction specifically about our game against them as if it matters.

    Don’t go all sentimental and flaccid now, it’s just comedy.

    I think you’ve run into someone who’s better at being an a-hole than you, so it intrigues you like a “Warning: High Voltage” sign.

    LOL at you trying to “read” me, that Cleo-ism doesn’t work over here fella.

  73. Marine Buc Says:

    @ warrin

    “Don’t go all sentimental and flaccid now, it’s just comedy.

    I think you’ve run into someone who’s better at being an a-hole than you, so it intrigues you like a “Warning: High Voltage” sign.

    LOL at you trying to “read” me, that Cleo-ism doesn’t work over here fella.”

    Yes!

    Again – I love it!

    Very good my friend.

    We shall cross swords again – and may the biggest sword win.

    Tee-hee…

  74. Marine Buc Says:

    @ warrin

    Seriously though – for reals yo…

    All jokes aside.

    7-10.