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jesus christ denjam. after all this time you still sound like a whining bitch. it's probably due to the fact that your old man still rams you up the ass on a regular basis.

perhaps it's about time you ask him to stop. his semen is leaking into your brain and the effects are beginning to show. wait... you've always been like this. what am i talking about?

and please denjam, if you're going to try and flame, dont use one of those old recycled flames we gave you at the performance forums

and you can enjoy your dad's ****, top bloke.

let me school you on a couple of things.

-LAME is what i would describe someone whos best comeback consists of "pffft".

-PATHETIC is what i would describe someone who cant think of any flames and has to use recycled flames that were once directed at him.

-SHIT is what your dad makes you eat while you suck on his asshole.

after all this time, still no respect.

havent you learnt by now?

fear and respect me, **** hole.

dont think im not watching and havent been watching.

and dont cry to a mod. you brought me back, top bloke. now deal with it.

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We are all so scared of some keyboard warrior who know one here knows, has ever met, or who has ever shown up to any sau event because he wouldnt have his keyboard to hide behind.

U have as much credibility as the piece of shit I just expelled this morning. Saddam has more of a chance of becoming the next American president than u have of anyone on sau caring about the useless input u write in your posts.

Come back in 2005 when u have something useful to add and that anyone would have a care factor greater than 1% of reading what u have written in your post.

I thought he once showed up in a red cap...

But I suppose you guys were too shy to ask the guy in the red cap...

We are all so scared of some keyboard warrior who know one here knows, has ever met, or who has ever shown up to any sau event because he wouldnt have his keyboard to hide behind.

U have as much credibility as the piece of shit I just expelled this morning. Saddam has more of a chance of becoming the next American president than u have of anyone on sau caring about the useless input u write in your posts.  

Come back in 2005 when u have something useful to add and that anyone would have a care factor greater than 1% of reading what u have written in your post.

Come back in 2005 when anyone would have a care factor greater than 1% of reading what u have written in your post.

denJam, you tub of goo you. i'm sure many people know you care a great deal about my posts. why, i've made your blood boil so much in the past you've threatened to "hunt me down".

please, dont try to take the high road. it's not in the character of a whiny chubby bitch like yourself. you're better off clicking your favourite IGNORE button and running away like a little bitch. you cant think of anything to reply to me anyway, may as well ignore me altogether.

dig your head in the sand and while you're at it, clean the sand out of your vagina. then go to the kitchen, slit your wrists, get in your car and then your precious baby blue interior can be red instead.

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