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speaking of serbia. still no return btw lol

unless a new account was made?

Does anyone care? I guess he did provide some good lulz.

Hmmm I don't think my batteries would last that long.

That's what she said

I think it's the latter tbh.

Agreed.

Does anyone care? I guess he did provide some good lulz.

I care because of the sheer lulz of someone packing up their e-bat and e-ball and leaving the internets to avoid shedding moar tears.

I hope the show is good tonight too. Simply because last week was amazing. I swear to god... when she was digging out that ice cream, and then the surf picked up... sweet baby jesus, that was pretty much it for me... actually....

*goes and packs spare pants*

Oh, the president of the United State of America called

Derek said "Yes Col, I agree Rb20's are shit"

I said "Yeah some people love them"

Derek said "They dont even make a good plug for an oil pipe"

I said "f**kin usless hey"

Derek said "word brother"

Oh, the president of the United State of America called

Derek said "Yes Col, I agree Rb20's are shit"

I said "Yeah some people love them"

Derek said "They dont even make a good plug for an oil pipe"

I said "f**kin usless hey"

Derek said "word brother"

Why is he called Derek now?

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