Originally posted by Brian Scott
Really, is that all you can come up with?
no, there's more to it, like how Rose's avatar is probably an edited glamour shot of me... i am not joking when i say that the jewish people think i'm hitler...
notice the "dead" innuendo...
Originally posted by spacechica
no, there's more to it, like how Rose's avatar is probably an edited glamour shot of me... i am not joking when i say that the jewish people think i'm hitler...
notice the "dead" innuendo...
don't believe me?
Are you Hitler? Cuz if you are, I'll punch you in the throat.
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anyone save the pic? theres nothing on those pages!
Mar-12-2009 23:58
denys envy
no scratch, no snatch...
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Location: falLAcy, CA
why are dumb bitches so god damned entertaining?
Mar-12-2009 23:59
Sushipunk
Flickering, I roam
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Location: Chateau Verdafloor
quote:
Originally posted by spacechica
no, there's more to it, like how Rose's avatar is probably an edited glamour shot of me... i am not joking when i say that the jewish people think i'm hitler...
notice the "dead" innuendo...
Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Intergalactic Planetary
I missed you.
Mar-13-2009 00:27
winston
ultraviolet catastrophe
Registered: Nov 2005
Location: Yggdrasill
quote:
Originally posted by spacechica
no,
my brother-in-law is an israeli terrorist
lol
interesting response. 101011001
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