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Saw ya down at WSID for the drag day last Sunday. I should have come and said G'day but you didnt look like my type mate. Ya boobs arent big enough for me bud. I'd be going back to the doctor who gave you those and getting my money back if I were you.

get over it loser. dont tell me you're having a cry now >_<

poor baby. make sure you do say hi at the next cruise :(

just promise not to check me out again.

get over it loser. dont tell me you're having a cry now :(

poor baby. make sure you do say hi at the next cruise :)

just promise not to check me out again.

Yeah Boo f*ckin Hoo Boofhead!

I'll say Hi at the next cruise mate no worries.

Hahahaha

Dare you to add it to your next set, Wayne!

I've tried playing on the decks with stuff like that for intros for sets before and also sampling during playing. Nailed a few but not easy to do mate you'll have ta show me! >_<

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