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  1. 12-12-2017, 07:05 PM #14
    moses
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    No vendetta T3. You are just a perpetual BS artist. That doesn't come just from me. I'm actually a live and let live sort of guy. But for years you continued to go after me a piece at a time along with Mista Blue Ink. I'm not sure why. But now you've got me...all of me. IF you read back in this thread, and others, it's you that looks for snippets to argue with me. I was playing blackjack to pay bills when you were working for a living and probably chasing girls around a college campus. I avoided this thread but was lulled by you and Mr. Lonely...which is probably also you.
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