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I cant believe one person doesnt know me :wave:

I can't believe 2 people don't know who I am. I could possibly be more controversial and annoying the Ben? It took me many years to become me.

Damn you new knobs. Learn who I am, I’m your demi god.

Damn you new knobs. Learn who I am, I’m your demi god.

who the fark are you? :)

Councillor Hottie FTW!!!

Pure comedic genius, the like that never has been seen on these forums since

p.s. Joshwah really is gay

hey josh, ill stop in on the way back to uni and we can go to the lookout and make out? sounds like a plan sexy. can i borrow one of the sexy african thingos, ur parents are gunna love u, u stupid f*k, u will never move out will u? i think its time we found you a girlfriend ;)

Joshawa has had many emo gf's, but he is so much of a sawft cawk that when they cut themselfs, he wusses out and they die and he moves onto another emo gf, that is if the african thingies arent putting out.

Move back home to where you were born, San Fransisco, home of all teh gayers!

Move back home to where you were born, San Fransisco, home of all teh gayers!

Hahaha! Your from Canada, you talk like Terrance and Phillip. I was born in Melbourne, an Lived in Corona Del Mar in the OC biatch! Not San Francisco.

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