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dongs Posted:

why dont u get gay married

I wish i could.

Also requesting “gay” be wordfiltered to “schildkrote”, it pretty much means the same thing.

u fukken genius man

This thread needs a revival, in the name of RODRIGO!

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they exist.

you don’t have to be attracted to them, though.

I aprove of thread.

Rodrigo represents the macho, hardbodied sexiness of the free market.

Also, spain + gold standard and stuf… Log in to see images!

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StLouisRibs Posted:

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im down, rodrigo! is evry womans dream Log in to see images!

too bad you’re not any man’s dream though

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StLouisRibs Posted:

RODRIGO! is a total qt quote dis if ur down Log in to see images!

im down, rodrigo! is evry womans dream Log in to see images!

Except for yours, yours is being locked in a pork pie factory I’m guessing.