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You can block the stupid ads if you want to.
Can we “pick” who we want to look like?
Depends.
Oh, that old thing. I keep doing it myself and ending up with former president James Buchanan. Figure that one out.
pr’s pr – they could have called you an old fart – see, it could be worse!
I’ve seen 1 maybe 2 smosh videos, that was more than a waste of time – stupid is and will always be stupid
the irony, smoch will be paying 90% of his income for your retirement
meme mama? Srsly? Here’s a meme for you:
fail
Meme Mama brought out the trolls. Yey- they like me. Maybe I’ll be the next boxxy.