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I am a worthless spammer
Posted on: August 12, 2010 - 9:08am
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I am a worthless spammer
I have nothing to say. Even so, you should buy the crap that I am selling because your money will be happier if I am the one spending it.
Charlie P Hamlet
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Wow no way, I get that all the time! I'll be there trying to get to sleep but I can't because my legs just have to move and my poor girlfriend gets the boot. Glad to know i'm not suffering alone.
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