EvilFist Has Potential Girlfriend
He’s evil. And that makes it hard for EvilFist (see videos) to meet ladies. But this photo was submitted to him by a potential mate.
He thinks she’s kinda hot, even with the Tammy Fay makeup job.
Isshehotornot.com?
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