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Both ossie and JBaby have disapeared. I bet they are down the local mcdonalds already!!!

Should head down there and have a look whats going on :no:

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:domokun:

LOL

Hope that didnt offend anyone. Not intended to. Just having some fun

tears tears i thought cry hahah jokes there bosses prob starting yelling at them for not doing there work haha i still think we should smash ronald just to vent my rage because weights at the gym are heavy and tyres arent cheap :domokun:

i think we just got husseled or we got moved by a member or something ahahahaha lets get it back to a cruise then move it back then change again

ossie do u really have plans i think hes waiting :laughing-smiley-014:

hahaha dan take us there in the skyline haha see now were not getting any one look at the post except dan hi dan :domokun: hi Dan cool but sorry not as cool as R dirty 3 hes goig to show me his pink stuff hehe :laughing-smiley-014:




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