I feel like hitting someone today.
Posted by: A good German on 09/07/08 at 3:46 AM Respond
is this guy a protester?
Posted by: mike on 09/18/08 at 7:43 AM Respond
Pat on the back Mr. Neo, for a job well done. All in a days work i guess, you know, revoking peoples rights and all. Must be rough...
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I feel like hitting someone today.
Posted by: A good German on 09/07/08 at 3:46 AM Respond
is this guy a protester?
Posted by: mike on 09/18/08 at 7:43 AM Respond
Pat on the back Mr. Neo, for a job well done. All in a days work i guess, you know, revoking peoples rights and all. Must be rough...
Posted by: Leah on 10/17/08 at 8:09 PM Respond