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@Anon 14:48

Where the tumbling fuck did those choices come from? Obviously you’d fuck Justin Beiber and go the Sandusky way. Plus its an added bonus when you like short-haired girls.

Anyway, go clear your pallet by looking up the “Justine Beiber Movie for Guys” on youtube.

You’re welcome.

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