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28-04-2016, 01:34 PM
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Isn't it obvious?
 
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i carry the cat
he ******* hates goin in the car, absolutely hates it you open that door and your skin will be removed from your face in 4 secs flat once he loses his **** and he works out he has freedom while thats going on ill be changing the cd (yes im still running an old single disc-er in the daily) the downside is he is only good for this once, because once that car door is open and face removal is complete theres no ******* way on this earth he will get back in the car
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