Political memes ONLY.. To prove your political points.
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esh dov ets
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his smiling face is made up of thousands of concerned citizens frowning.
esh dov ets
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esh dov ets
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twostrokenut
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dagwood45431
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UncleBuck
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.......read a book once in a while.....you can make a stand to hold the book so you can read while you suck lots of dicks and dream of Bill O.
twostrokenut
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Just finished uncle toms cabin. You call lots of people uncle tom so I thought you should know he was a real hero. Put extra cotton in others bags and gave those folks his life to ease their suffering.
Sambo was the one who sold out.
UncleBuck
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freedom of religion does not mean you can build a mosque.
Fender Super
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Doesn't explain why you suck right-wing dick. Also, you don't DESERVE amps as good as mine.
esh dov ets
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dannyboy602
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twostrokenut
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My Peavy classics are good to go. If your dick worked I might suck it too but you're old and angry so chances are its just a pisser anymore.
twostrokenut
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"After all, William Sanford Nye’s scientific bona fides consists of an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Cornell, and a stint at Boeing. But you can be anything you want on television, and in the late 1980s, hard at work pursuing a career in comedy, Nye landed a recurring bit as Bill Nye “the Science Guy” on Almost Live!, a Seattle-area sketch-comedy television show, and a role as Christopher Lloyd’s laboratory sidekick on Back to the Future: The Animated Series. Nye then leveraged that success into his namesake PBS Kids show, Bill Nye the Science Guy, which from 1993 to 1998 filmed 100 half-hour episodes, each focused on a particular topic (dinosaurs, buoyancy, germs, &c.) and accompanied by a parody soundtrack (e.g., Episode 75, on invertebrates: “Crawl Away,” by “S. Khar Go” — a parody of “Runaway” by Janet Jackson). Somehow, because of this, Nye is now the go-to authority on exoplanets and dark matter and whether we are living in a computer simulation — and, of course, environmental policy. "