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Yep, a giant vagina has grown on my forehead.

It's great, I now know what its like to be a chauvenistic c*ntface :rofl:

Hahaha, way2go on thread revival - dam. How bored was I when I created THIS doozy!

and lol to all the people that still think its' serious.

ps disko-tek - coupes roomiest to "shag" in - marry me.

Yep, a giant vagina has grown on my forehead.

It's great, I now know what its like to be a chauvenistic c*ntface :P

Hahaha, way2go on thread revival - dam. How bored was I when I created THIS doozy!

and lol to all the people that still think its' serious.

ps disko-tek - coupes roomiest to "shag" in - marry me.

Why don't you say it to her post! (instead of face) in whore town?? :D

I must say I though the same when I saw the avatar! I did make a mention about it but I don't think she read it! :(

hehe.. im moving up to wangara to work soon, but ill be sure to swing my ossy park in it some day :O

speaking of which.. you at the post office tomorrow? i gotta come pick up my afm which arrived today :O:ban::O

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Emo (an abbreviation of "emotionally-driven Hardcore punk") is a term now broadly used to describe almost any form of guitar-driven alternative rock that expresses emotions beyond traditional punk's limited emotional palette of alienation and rage. It is also used to describe fans of this genre, most commonly teenagers. (e.g., emo kid).




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