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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
SMOKERS (PA.)

Please address the question or I will fart in your face! Personally I like blowing smoke around people who don't like it. And there isn't anything they can do about it! I can scream, holler, curse, fight, and make just as big a fuss as you pussies! Some asshole outdoors made a comment to me recently. Needless to say, they wished they had not! The only thing that needs to be banned is assholes like you! Act like a man for once in your life!!!!!

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