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People of Wal Mart Rap

0 Comments 07 January 2010

I absolustely HATE going to Walmart. Mostly because its always filled with people and I hate being around people who I think I am better then. Now usually that would be a selfish thing to say, but this rap just proves my point.

Check out People of Walmart to see more people to make you feel better about yourself. I’m bout to set this shit as my homepage.
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Happy New Year – Fail style

0 Comments 04 January 2010

I know. I don’t update much. With work and my gambling problems, its hard for me to find time to write about anything. Any free time I have is used watching porn in a dark dark alley outside of my former nannys house and yes I have childhood issues so kiss my ass. Hope you are all having a fantastic start to 2010 but right now we are going to relive the greatest fail moments of 2009. Enjoy. Continue Reading

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In the Christmas spirit

0 Comments 22 December 2009

I figured that since it was the holiday season I would post something christmasy, so here is a little diddle from Jon Lajoie. He is funny. You will laugh. Or I will chop of your balls. Continue Reading

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