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Lau Noah
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/13/26 02:43 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/13/26 11:28 AM
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.they were a few plays away from winning, they got a bad call too.
I'll take 2 for 3 Washington looks inspired.
Didn't take you up on it cause what do I win, id rather spank the books In a freak accident, John Voorpostel and Fdemetrio are both electrocuted while trolling the Web in their undershorts... and die horribly!
They meet OJ Simpson at the pearly gates...
OJ says, "What the hell are you idiots doing here?" FD (DomDom) says, "I swear, I was just checking playoff scores and needed some lotion for my hands!" JV says, "Dom, your boxers are still smoldering down around your knees..." Dom exclaims, "I can't move my hands... They're Stuck!"
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