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now you've upset our dogs. they don't think their turds are anywhere near as bad as that cat's abortion of a DB.
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now you've upset our dogs. they don't think their turds are anywhere near as bad as that cat's abortion of a DB.
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I have had a good study of the pics,and with the "ingenious" method of pole doubling,and the otherwise tidy-ish rest of the board...i am going to take a wild and unpopular guess,that the person who is responsible,probably turned up,all liveried and schemed...
I have seen many similar set-ups,and they don't all arrive on a horse
I have seen many similar set-ups,and they don't all arrive on a horse
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