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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
LOUD LADY

Now you know that you are talking so fucking loud on your cell phone and nobody wants to hear that shit. Seriously though, and then you are talking about someone else so loud on the bus. Who really wants to hear that? Nobody that's who, and the bus-driver was so afraid to say anything to you because he knew as well as everyone around you knew that you were crazy. I can't believe that you would sit there and make all that fucking noise for no reason. Do us all a favor shut the fuck up and enjoy the ride already.

Posted 8:44 AM  | 0 replies


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