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>> No. 8129 Anonymous
15th June 2017
Thursday 9:51 pm
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Simply check out this guy's skills. I met him in hospital and he says that he plays a little basketball. ..
https://youtu.be/N11wpX3BY_A

Sorry for formatting I'm on my phone
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>> No. 8130 Anonymous
15th June 2017
Thursday 11:46 pm
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>>8129
I think Boris's backwards one is more impressive.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3jqS_FOXX4
>> No. 8131 Anonymous
16th June 2017
Friday 9:06 am
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF44YvDVP8Y
>> No. 8132 Anonymous
17th June 2017
Saturday 9:29 am
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Well I will say that Boris did a pretty good job but my guy had much more talent.
>> No. 8134 Anonymous
22nd June 2017
Thursday 10:08 am
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This thread inspired me to shoot some hoops for the first time in years. I now remember why I stopped going to my local court: it's under a flyover that's so low that the ball scrapes it whenever you shoot a good jumpshot.
>> No. 8135 Anonymous
23rd June 2017
Friday 11:53 am
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UI0n7ElZkHY

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>> No. 7957 Anonymous
26th September 2016
Monday 10:42 pm
7957 oh Sam
It was all going so well.
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>> No. 7968 Anonymous
27th September 2016
Tuesday 9:14 pm
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>>7967
They don't want him, so set him free.
>> No. 7969 Anonymous
27th September 2016
Tuesday 9:14 pm
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>>7957
You have to admit this is a) pretty amusing and b) totally typical of English football. This is it in a nutshell, why we do so badly internationally.
>> No. 7970 Anonymous
27th September 2016
Tuesday 9:19 pm
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I think there are more revelations to come - particularly now the Telegraph has got its first scalp so quickly. Sort of reminds me of the MP expenses scandal in a way. There are reports that the FA were given the names of seven more managers who responded in some way to this sting.
>> No. 7971 Anonymous
27th September 2016
Tuesday 9:20 pm
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>>7969
On the upside, he leaves with a 100% win record.
>> No. 7972 Anonymous
27th September 2016
Tuesday 10:18 pm
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>>7971


Because he's the hero England deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So we'll hunt him. Because he can take it. Because he's not our hero. He's a silent guardian. A watchful protector. A Fat Sam.

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>> No. 7857 Anonymous
24th July 2016
Sunday 3:43 pm
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The stitch-up is in. Today's papers were full of predictions that Russia would be banned from Rio and it hasn't happened. Those with a record will be excluded, regardless of whether or not that ban has been served. For everyone else, their testing records are to be re-evaluated with Russian results disregarded. It will be left to the individual sporting bodies to decide further conditions - the IAAF already has a blanket ban in place.

Some argued that the collective punishment would be unfair, but it's been pointed out that they did the same to South Africa over apartheid, and that Kuwait is currently suspended because of state interference. In particular, the Russian operation was entirely compromised by the state in ways which make it almost impossible to say with any certainty whether any given athlete's record is reliable.

Apparently this sort of thing is enough to get you banned if you're Kuwait or Kenya, but if you're Russia you can get away with it.
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>> No. 7905 Anonymous
8th August 2016
Monday 9:03 pm
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>>7903
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p04250vq/olympic-weightlifting-final-womens-58kg#group=p04375l6

You've missed most of the final though. For later tonight and the rest of this week, if you click around to find "Schedules" you can pick which sport you care about and see when the sessions are happening in UK time.

I was impressed with Tanasan, but more impressed with Miyake yesterday. Andoh just lost a 126kg PB on the c+j, still looks like she's going to get silver. I'm honestly more interested in watching the older lifters though, lifters like Guerrero have excellent composure and their technique is flawless.

I hate to think about it but this is sort of making me want to listen to my trainer when he said he wanted to take me to a meet or two by this year. I shot him down immediately because I hate failure of any kind, but idk. It might be fun to actually lift in front of a crowd.
>> No. 7906 Anonymous
8th August 2016
Monday 9:07 pm
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>>7903
Oh wait no I take that back I'm clearly full of shit and the Thai are going to clean the board with all of them and take both gold and silver. I must be tired. I wasn't even squatting much earlier. Pffft.
>> No. 7907 Anonymous
10th August 2016
Wednesday 1:55 am
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Looks like Team Pharma are doing rather well. 12 medals so far, including three gold.
>> No. 7908 Anonymous
10th August 2016
Wednesday 3:09 am
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Does anyone else feel coverage of stuff on the BBC as a whole is just too fluffy? I'm watching them discuss swimmers 'olympic experience' and all that shite when there's a fucking Olympic race behind them to discuss. The sames true in football where we end up talking about stupid mind games instead of technical deficiencies of players, and BBC documentaries that spend half the programme showcasing some unusual thing in Mozambique before actually saying what the hell they're talking about.
>> No. 7909 Anonymous
13th August 2016
Saturday 10:18 pm
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Well what do you know? The one Russian track and field athlete that managed to reach the IAAF's standard actually wasn't clean after all.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/37073758

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>> No. 7875 Anonymous
29th July 2016
Friday 9:44 am
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Kidnapped New Zealand-born athlete Jason Lee and his partner are now safe in Toronto after a harrowing week in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Two military police officers kidnapped Lee over the weekend, forcing him into an unmarked car and making him extract 2000 Reais ($812) from ATMs.

Police from the same branch then visited his apartment in what he described as an attempt to intimidate him. Two officers have since been taken into custody.


http://www.smh.com.au/sport/olympics/rio-2016/olympics-off-the-field/kidnapped-kiwi-jiujitsu-athlete-jason-lee-and-partner-laura-mcquillan-flee-brazil-20160728-gqg92x.html

How much of a shitshow are the Olympics going to be? I know all kinds of problems were predicted for the World Cup in South Africa and that ended up going relatively smoothly, but this seems like it's definitely going to be an absolute clusterfuck.

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>> No. 7741 Anonymous
4th June 2016
Saturday 12:53 pm
7741 He was the greatest
How about we share some great media about Ali instead of just posting texts.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vs8Ls6Dx1F0
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>> No. 7742 Anonymous
4th June 2016
Saturday 1:01 pm
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Absolutely zero interest in boxing but think he was a brilliant showman with what he come out with regardless.

Only just saw a picture of him as a young lad too, he was actually quite a handsome young lad as my gran would say.
>> No. 7743 Anonymous
4th June 2016
Saturday 4:51 pm
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>>7742
Likewise, never watched a boxing match in my life but this video shows what a great entertainer he was:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGTtv3yFdco
>> No. 7744 Anonymous
4th June 2016
Saturday 6:38 pm
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Willingly, comrade.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK_jm3Hz1Wk

^_^

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>> No. 7731 Anonymous
26th May 2016
Thursday 10:51 pm
7731 I don't support ManU
But this is a great appointment.

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>> No. 7625 Anonymous
8th April 2016
Friday 7:49 pm
7625 Dobbin slaughter 2016
Any ladbrokeslads got some hot tips for this year's?

I don't follow horses or bet on anything else, ever, but I do put £9 on one horse £1 on a 100/1 donkey each year.
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>> No. 7626 Anonymous
8th April 2016
Friday 8:34 pm
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>>7625
Last time I did the horses, I put a tenner on a horse at 10/1 but it came in at quarter past.
>> No. 7627 Anonymous
8th April 2016
Friday 10:58 pm
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>>7625

Saint Are, because it makes me think of Are Saint and therefore feels faintly britfaggian.

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>> No. 7496 Anonymous
7th February 2016
Sunday 10:36 am
7496 USA 1-1 UK: Nevar Forgit Locked
>/spo/

TOP KEK, you people really do add uncessary vowels to every word, don't ya?

>threads from 2011 on the front page

Don't worry Europe, we've been invited by one of your own and we're here to save you.

Also,

>>7496

(A good day to you Sir!)
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>> No. 7497 Anonymous
7th February 2016
Sunday 10:55 am
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>>7496
Say the idiots who need to strap on body armour just to play a bit of rugby.

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>> No. 6953 Anonymous
29th May 2015
Friday 7:25 pm
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In a shock move that absolutely nobody saw coming, corrupt tin-pot dictator Step Ladder has been re-elected president of FIFA. As a secret ballot, we won't know who voted for whom, but it seems reasonable to assume that most of UEFA voted for Prince Ali, an Arab royal who by some miracle appears not to have much in the way of blood on his hands.
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>> No. 7414 Anonymous
23rd December 2015
Wednesday 3:51 am
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>>7411
FIFA operates on one country one vote. Africa and Asia almost always dominate as there's simply so many.

Don't pretend CONMEBOL is rolling in cash either. They had a better hit rate at voting against Blatter than UEFA did.
>> No. 7415 Anonymous
23rd December 2015
Wednesday 4:02 am
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>>7414
Does that mean bribes are necessary to make sure that the world cup doesn't always end up in Asia and Africa?
>> No. 7416 Anonymous
23rd December 2015
Wednesday 4:02 am
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>>7413
The Swiss are bigger crooks than the Nigerians.
>> No. 7417 Anonymous
23rd December 2015
Wednesday 4:24 am
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>>7414
>Don't pretend CONMEBOL is rolling in cash either. They had a better hit rate at voting against Blatter than UEFA did.
Source? Last I heard they all love him because he effectively keeps them in cushy jobs that allow them to siphon money like nobody's business. Most of them are themselves implicated, and around half have links to organised crime.
>> No. 7418 Anonymous
23rd December 2015
Wednesday 11:31 am
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>>7417

This.

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>> No. 7285 Anonymous
12th December 2015
Saturday 5:38 pm
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England vs. Wales in the group stages. Of course.
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>> No. 7304 Anonymous
16th December 2015
Wednesday 1:58 am
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>>7303
You're taking it to mean "in some of the territory of their country". I don't think that's a safe interpretation.
>> No. 7305 Anonymous
16th December 2015
Wednesday 2:44 am
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>>7304
The rule in legal matters is simple - unless specifically defined otherwise, a bit of text means what it says and says what it means. It says "in the territory of their country". Had they meant it to mean the whole territory, it would explicitly say so.
>> No. 7306 Anonymous
17th December 2015
Thursday 3:48 am
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>>7301
Without trying too hard to blow the patriotic trumpet, it's simply because they're not as bent as rest of the footballing executive. The FA holds a decent amount of weight, they opposed Blatter's election and subsequent re-elections and the British press are prone to pointing out things FIFA officials would rather not have pointed out.

>>7298
If it were up to me UEFA and FIFA would be dissolved tomorrow.

As for IFAB, IFAB govern the rules, there's nothing stopping anyone giving them the finger but they'd have to also give the finger to the world cup, et al, which is the step I think is necessary to sort out the state of football.

>What gives British football more right to govern everybody else in 2015?
The fact it's agreed upon. I'm not sure what the year has to do with it.
>> No. 7308 Anonymous
17th December 2015
Thursday 4:19 am
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>>7306
The IFAB has the four home associations and FIFA with four votes. The FA is the important one, and between the four of them can effectively block FIFA if they seek to change anything fundamental. Not only are the FA less bent, they also refuse to be more bent. The special status of the home nations is enshrined in FIFA's statutes, and if they made any attempt to change this, you can bet the power of the IFAB would be leveraged to block anything that FIFA puts before it. This is why the Team GB stuff was mostly scaremongering - other sports have similar arrangements without any issue. Nobody would dare try using the Lions as an excuse to eliminate the home unions from World Rugby.
>> No. 7309 Anonymous
17th December 2015
Thursday 4:21 am
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>>7308
>This is why the Team GB stuff was mostly scaremongering - other sports have similar arrangements without any issue.
The GB shit was blocked by the non-English home nations.

>The FA is the important one
I don't think it counts for shit to be honest, each to their own in IFAB.

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>> No. 6892 Anonymous
2nd May 2015
Saturday 4:47 pm
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Any links for those who are up past 4am?
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>> No. 6950 Anonymous
16th May 2015
Saturday 9:31 am
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>>6949

That being said, a quick search led to two fair looking sites that put up links a couple of hours before the fight (presumably so they can't be taken down in advance). Check at 1am.

It's hard to recommend a regular, reliable streaming site as they are normally temporary setups for specific events. A few aggregate sites pull together links. Aside from that, it's just a case of spending a minute looking for it.
>> No. 6951 Anonymous
16th May 2015
Saturday 1:06 pm
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>>6950
Thanks lad. I'll take the torrent route I suppose.
>> No. 7224 Anonymous
28th November 2015
Saturday 11:22 pm
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Was there anything more boring than this? I feel robbed. I will never get the time I wasted watching this shite.
>> No. 7225 Anonymous
28th November 2015
Saturday 11:54 pm
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Klitschko handed the belt to Fury, even near the end when Wlad started boxing back there wasn't any sense of urgency.
>> No. 7226 Anonymous
29th November 2015
Sunday 12:05 am
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>>7224

I can see an Undisputed championship in that man's future. Unfortunately, Wlad's fights are always boring as fuck. Never seen a good one. He is no where near Vitali's level.

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>> No. 7218 Anonymous
18th November 2015
Wednesday 6:27 am
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>One of the finest rugby union players to have graced the game and a favourite son of New Zealand, Jonah Lomu, died unexpectedly overnight at the age of 40.

>The former All Blacks winger, whose imposing physique and often brutal running game provoked in opponents equal amounts of admiration and fear, had suffered from health problems since calling time on his playing career in 2002 due to a rare kidney disease, nephrotic syndrome. He underwent a kidney transplant in 2004 and had been on dialysis treatment for the past 10 years.

http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2015/nov/18/jonah-lomu-dies-aged-40-according-to-reports
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>> No. 7219 Anonymous
18th November 2015
Wednesday 7:52 am
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>>7218

Bloody hell. That is a shock.
>> No. 7220 Anonymous
18th November 2015
Wednesday 3:21 pm
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>>7218
Is getting a kidney that hard? Even if you are rich and famous?
>> No. 7221 Anonymous
18th November 2015
Wednesday 6:10 pm
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>>7220

>Is getting a kidney that hard? Even if you are rich and famous?

See:

>He underwent a kidney transplant in 2004 and had been on dialysis treatment for the past 10 years.
>> No. 7222 Anonymous
18th November 2015
Wednesday 8:27 pm
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>>7221

I feel as though I've learnt this already, but do you just get the one transplant and if that fails you're boned? Or would he just have been back at the bottom of the list?
>> No. 7223 Anonymous
18th November 2015
Wednesday 9:17 pm
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>>7222

If you read the article itself, it says that the cause of death is unclear, or at least not yet announced. The first transplant didn't necessarily fail, we don't know that yet.

On the other hand, if a transplant does fail, chances are a second transplant wouldn't last long either.

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>> No. 7129 Anonymous
19th September 2015
Saturday 6:55 pm
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South Africa 32
Japan 34

That was like a fucking World Cup final. Jesus Christ I'm buzzing.
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>> No. 7208 Anonymous
25th October 2015
Sunday 1:26 am
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>>7206
Only in rugby does it take 80 minutes to lose a semi.
>> No. 7209 Anonymous
25th October 2015
Sunday 6:04 pm
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Final confirmed to be a local derby match. That ball was definitely forward, though.
>> No. 7210 Anonymous
31st October 2015
Saturday 5:33 pm
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Looks like we've got a game on our hands, lads. Proper edge of the seat stuff.
>> No. 7211 Anonymous
31st October 2015
Saturday 6:36 pm
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A lot of people have said that this has been the greatest tournament so far, and it's safe to say that it got the final it deserved.
>> No. 7212 Anonymous
31st October 2015
Saturday 9:18 pm
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>> No. 7122 Anonymous
2nd September 2015
Wednesday 3:56 am
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This is the gesture he makes before fucking white women.
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>> No. 7124 Anonymous
2nd September 2015
Wednesday 10:35 am
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I'm not as insecure as you, and found his "all fours, arse out" antics to be deeply homoerotic.

Dunno' who the fuck he is though as I only saw him momentarily on the news.
>> No. 7125 Anonymous
2nd September 2015
Wednesday 1:32 pm
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>>7124
That would be Bafetimbi Gomis, current top scorer in the Premier League, who joined Swansea for a massive fee of £0.00 earlier this year. Though he may be upstaged by his striking partner Andre Ayew, who joined for a similarly massive fee this window. Pic very much related.

Shall we make this the official Swanseafa.gs thread, show them northern monkeys what's what?
>> No. 7126 Anonymous
2nd September 2015
Wednesday 4:34 pm
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>>7122
Are you angry that he is more of a man than you are?
>> No. 7127 Anonymous
2nd September 2015
Wednesday 5:20 pm
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>>7126
Are you? This thread was my attempt at returning the high five, racistm8.
>> No. 7128 Anonymous
2nd September 2015
Wednesday 5:55 pm
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In the old days someone would have photoshopped ARE SI with this guy. Possibly in a sexual way.

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