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Your talking about one of the Anna's... They tell, all..

ahuh, plus how many non 'whores' have a gazillion 'costumes'? not many i'd say

i should be nice now, i've been mean all morning :(

bahahahaha post person

:(

:(

OMG i just saw how many posts you have...and when you joined OMG (again)....thats....quite amazing....i dont think i have seen someone have that many beneath their belt before. Lucky you dont have to keep count on your own.

eat shit fan boi

LOL

i can see through your lies :(

see that's the thing! i'm such a non whore in everyday life that i have to dress up as one for a change!

LOL

lol nice cover, but ur soo transparent :(

OMG i just saw how many posts you have...and when you joined OMG (again)....thats....quite amazing....i dont think i have seen someone have that many beneath their belt before. Lucky you dont have to keep count on your own.

why?

how many do i have?

alot?

LOL

hahahaha, facebook is way better than myspace...cool ppl know that.

I used to be on there. Its so worthless. Gotta keep myspace for the bandwagon.

Come to think of it, im on most of those friggin sites, just under a different email

ahuh, plus how many non 'whores' have a gazillion 'costumes'? not many i'd say

i should be nice now, i've been mean all morning :(

how do you know how many costumes she has.....did you see them those times you were peeping walking near her house? :(

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