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Another 37 percenter losing ground faster than mamas gall blatter. May I assume you’re like Reggie, a big sap
 
Creators of Trumptarida are now fleeing trumptardia. LMFAO!


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Cue the forum trumptards to start the whataboutism screaming.

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TL;DR
 
Other than you, your gay partners, Froot, Ragefag and The Cunt’s gay hub would be into Korean gay pr0n.

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Take it to Meltdown you fucking child molesting spammer. You want it, you got it.

Keep fucking with me Admin. and I swear to God you'll end up like @jack .
 
Take it to Meltdown you fucking child molesting spammer. You want it, you got it.

Keep fucking with me Admin. and I swear to God you'll end up like @jack .
Don’t you dare bore me again I don’t think I can handle anymore of your endless tripe. Step up, or step back. Faggot.
 
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Grimm, are stoned? lol
Got up round 530am and gobbled some gummies and now it 10 after 9 and Im posting shit like this, these gummies should be laying me down nicely soon
 
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Few Superstars were as dynamic as "Macho Man" Randy Savage. His style — perfectly punctuated by his entrance music, "Pomp and Circumstance" — was only outshined by his performances in the ring, which led him to two WWE Championships, four WCW World Championships and a 14-month reign as Intercontinental Champion. Born Randy Poffo, son of wrestling Legend Angelo Poffo, Macho Man almost chose Major League Baseball over World Wrestling Entertainment. Poffo was signed by the St. Louis Cardinals as a catcher after graduating high school. After years developing in the minor leagues, a collision at home plate caused an injury to his throwing arm, ending his baseball career.

Following in his father’s footsteps, Randy Poffo debuted as a wrestler in 1973 as a character named “The Spider” who looked like Spider-Man. This was prophetic, as Randy Savage later scored a role as wrestler “Bone Saw” McGraw in the 2002 motion picture, Spider-Man. It wasn’t until Georgia Championship Wrestling matchmaker Ole Anderson told Poffo that his name didn’t resemble his savage wrestling style that the name Randy Savage became known to fans.

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