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Welcome back to our friend, William Ashley!
Now going by the username -------v-------, our friend has returned from exile. Made any new music lately? Picked any cool mushrooms? Stolen any cigarettes? Gotten in trouble with the law? Eaten food given to you by a bird or mammal? Contemplate murdering a large number of people recently?
http://www.youtube.com/user/intracircumcordei09
twitter: @williammashley
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| Originally posted by Vivid Boy |
Is this true?





He looks like he is 5 minutes away from committing mass murder.


Happy Happy Joy Joy by empiempi
0 (0.00 posts per day) ?? When does this counter start?
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| Originally posted by Trance-MB 0 (0.00 posts per day) ?? When does this counter start? |
this is both the best and worst thing I have heard all week.
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| Originally posted by Amduscias He looks like he is 5 minutes away from committing mass murder. |
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| The dismembered torso of an unidentified woman dressed in a black T-shirt that read �Forget Princess, I want to be a Vampire� was discovered in a garbage bin in a quiet Kitchener neighbourhood early Saturday, according to police. The grim discovery was made by unknown passersby shortly after 11 a.m. Waterloo Regional Police said they received a call from someone who had found human remains inside a bin at the back of an 18-storey apartment in downtown Kitchener, about 100 kilometres west of Toronto. Officers soon arrived at the scene to confirm the grisly discovery. By late Saturday, the area of the parking lot behind and beneath the building had been taped off as a team of investigators combed the area for additional body parts and other clues. Police have so far only identified the shirted torso as belonging to a Caucasian woman. The time and cause of death remain a mystery. Waterloo Police Insp. Kevin Thaler, stressing that the investigation was in its �preliminary stages,� said Sunday that the torso had been removed from the garbage bin and sent to a Hamilton hospital for an autopsy. On Sunday, residents of the Frederick St. apartment building woke to news that confirmed suspicions that had spread throughout the building Saturday. �I don�t even know what to say . . . this is a very nice, quiet neighbourhood,� added Jack Brown, 65, a resident. The superintendent of the building, operated by Grand River Property Management Limited, declined to comment. Thaler said the team of investigators � which had swelled to 28 members as of Sunday afternoon � canvassed the area for clues Sunday, door-knocking neighbours in hopes of finding witnesses. The search for the rest of the remains continues. |
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| Originally posted by Miss Pie It's funny you should say that, as this article was in the news this morning - from Mr. Ashley's hometown: |
Yeah nobody ever says that about their neighbourhood, lol. I used to live in a "quiet neighbourhood" too, right around the corner from a known crack den. Lol.
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| Originally posted by Miss Pie Yeah nobody ever says that about their neighbourhood, lol. I used to live in a "quiet neighbourhood" too, right around the corner from a known crack den. Lol. |
Honestly, fuck off.
Honestly learn how journalism works.
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| Originally posted by Acton I believe COR posts aren't included in a users post count. |
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| Originally posted by Psyshell Honestly learn how journalism works. |
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| Originally posted by Miss Pie Yeah honestly stay out of conversations that aren't directed towards you. Fucking loser. |
Says the loser who has to keep creating alt accounts just to post on one.

I'll make a mental note that my username changes confuse you. Perhaps I should do it more often.
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