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That did it… I have to go take a dump now.
Oh god, I can’t even listen to that. It sounds like as he sang, he was also trying to stay afloat in some quicksand. Plus, why was ShayCarl in there twice? I’d rather listen to dog barks edited to sound like Christmas music…which actually sounds like a pretty good idea right now.
This is going to give me nightmares.
Like that creepy “dog” that was at your house the other night. Spanky.
That dog is not right in the head. As in…he’s severely brain warped.
You’re almost 40. Sucks.
But at least you’ll have a tan…
Check out BSON freaking over Spanky. At least he didn’t eat my kid’s bird like Rusty did.
…Spanky’s tongue hangs juuuust out of his mouth.
All the time. Not to mention he’s 3 years old and doesn’t know his name and wanders into traffic without flinching.
And you thought the dog with “the eye” was special. HA!!!
When did they change Quincy’s name to Rusty? Rockin’ name.
Haha. P.S. Wasn’t Marty…YOUR bird?
Poor poor Kevin..
I would have saved his remains…but all that was left was some feathers, his heart, and half of a foot…no joke.
Wow, that was terrible.
That was nasty. Did not car for it one bit!
Off to the new Star Trek movie! Yeah!!!!!!!