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stopped playing with dolls at the age of 10 actually i had barbies but i was more interested in cutting out those little degree stickers (probably havent a clue what im going on about) and sticking on the car as rego sticker then running over ken as many times with the car i could haha guess i was just destined to be a single licensing clerk haha

No my computers a little slow on the download - works is faster hehe. Hmmm i havent watched it but already i think your mighty generous - i would be like u break u buy it pal!! haha

dont worry skyzerr ill be a nerd also star warz roooolz !!!!!~~~~

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kym is a he whore and his missus will kick his ass soon if he doesnt get his act in gear. like u sed sky. he has a nice gurl but keeps on chasing all the skirts around.

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