Fug in the face and a bit beefy. ew. …

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Comment on Sexy Booth Babes of TGS 2012 by Anonymous:

Fug in the face and a bit beefy. ew.

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• Sexy Booth Babes of TGS 2012:
  

  Nudity is perfectly healthy for kids to see.

• Sexy Booth Babes of TGS 2012:
  

  Damn western-society. If only i could wear one of those kawaii nee-nee maid outfits. *Sigh* I could fit being a booth-babe so easily over there…

• Sexy Booth Babes of TGS 2012:
  

  Western women look like uptight cunts. And they are! Surprise.

• Sexy Booth Babes of TGS 2012:
  

  It’s true. The women over here have gotten more masculine and ugly now and stern. Just so damn old and ugly…no real femininity just ugly stipper-whore look.

• Sexy Booth Babes of TGS 2012:
  

  I feel your pain bro, i feel your pain!

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