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She's still Jenny from the block.
Used to owe a little. Now she owes a lot.
Used to owe a little. Now she owes a lot.
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Pat getting dead named is a funny bit
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He really is a bully's wet dream. So easy to upset and he lets you know what upsets him every time
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Are we sure he’s not at least 1/10 a retard? His need to correcT the record is a bit like bobo’s propensity to lie
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You wouldn't think it was possible for a 43 year old man to be this bullyable. He's like a cartoon character with his ridiculous predictable responses to everything.
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Maybe 1.2/10 a retard
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NO
STOP
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Picking on dorks like him was the bee's knees in elementary school. There was this kid I used to ride the bus with, three or four years younger than me. His name was Jonathan and he acted like the biggest tough guy, but if you ever dared to call him "Johnny" he would fly into a blubbering pussy rage and kick the seats and wail, "That's not my name! That's not my name!" He also looked like a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle, so me and my buddy Ross would sing the theme song every time he was nearby. Those were the days.