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Taurusrisen, you have a lot to learn my friend. It’s always fun to watch the real a-holes like yourself make fools of themselves on these forums. You’re one of the biggest fools I’ve seen in a long time. Keep it coming, you’re a riot!
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delphi you got alot to learn about life, fairness between individuals, and respect. Its always fun to watch real homos like yourself make fools of themselves, suspiciously defending other men on these forums. Youre one of the biggest homos I've seen in a long time. Keep it coming, youre a funny fag!
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Not only have you proven that you’re an obnoxious fool, you’ve revealed that you’re a bigot and a homophobe. This is getting better by the minute...What do you have for us next?
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Not only have you proven that youre a pest, youve revealed that you defend perverts and are a hater of straight people. This is getting better buy the minute... What do you have next for straight people?Comment
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Uh, OKAY. You are a very sad excuse for a human being. This isn’t fun anymore, it’s just kind of sick and beginning to creep me out.
Good luck with your hair transplant!
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OKAY, youre a very sad excuse for a man. Youre making this this not fun anymore. Its sick and creeping us men out. Good luck with your hair transplant and manly issues.Comment
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Thanks julio.. I'll keep that in mmind before i go in for surgery.Comment
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