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ewwww fat chick as ugly as in lingeries with friggin cellulite and coke bottle glasses and tits right down to her knees oooooo yuk - i will enver erase those images - thats nastie!

shes been sleeping withher daughters boyfriend - man he must be one desperate motherphucker! hehe actually he is a mother****** haha

oh my god if seing her in lingerie wasnt bad enough the fat trailer trash chick just ran around the studio naked

these people have to be actors - if their not no wonder Osama wants erradicate yanks!

Good to here your feeling a bit better. its none of my business, but just dont run away from it all. As much as it can really hurt and screw u around, stand up and face it front on. people just say go off and forget about it, get drunk or wotever

it just comes back and worse!

Yeh thats how i know him (thru the gym)

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well yeah it came back Mat :P But im one of these people that dont like to sit and watch someone destroy their life - but i tried to help - i spent two years trying to help that boy and in the end it just started destroying me as well so i got out - i hate to see him as unhappy as he is.

Bayley - yup this guy whos dating a 16yr old girl slept with her mother and aunt - mother and aunt are currently in catfight!!

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