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Difs about 38 at the moment...

And Prue, you're such a heart less bitch... Remind me to buy you a drink for your efforts in teh Lulz... LOL

I'll take you up on that!

Wow kick in the nuts that is lol

Alwells, hey Prue, how u goingg ;) lol

Fantastic! Getting amusement at someone else's expense is great.

Difs about 38 at the moment...

And Prue, you're such a heart less bitch... Remind me to buy you a drink for your efforts in teh Lulz... LOL

Wow that's cruel Matty as if I'm anywhere near that age! :domokun:

lol at Matt - slying in and offering to buy drinks.

God damn cock blocker.. lol

I've already been in Prue's house and played with her pussy... No blocking at all... :P

And Dif, I know, I'm a terrible liar... Dif's really 58...

I've already been in Prue's house and played with her pussy... No blocking at all... :P

And Dif, I know, I'm a terrible liar... Dif's really 58...

I'm so going to beat the shit out of you.. last time I help you with your bills! *walks off*

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