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  1. mikeusa
    what are you talking about? fuck means sex.
  2. mikeusa
    I did not insult them all I have said is about time dick fuck her.
  3. mikeusa
    about time dick fuck her.
  4. mikeusa
    😁
  5. mikeusa
    you all have a nice night.
  6. mikeusa
    only in your dreams 😉
  7. mikeusa
    let's just call the new girl's jane doe #1 and jane doe #2. will that be okay? for now, until their names pop up.
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  10. mikeusa
    Report post Posted December 30, 2018 what next frank and Jenn having a threesome with Karina. I said this like a week ago.
  11. mikeusa
    the real fun has started.
  12. mikeusa
    it's about time Karina show her nice tits.
  13. mikeusa
    I got to go, I will catch up later.
  14. mikeusa
    wow, beer pong what's next after that pin the tail on the donkey.😁
  15. mikeusa
    you all have a good night.
  16. mikeusa
    you all have a good night. later @Thestarider
  17. mikeusa
    at least sera and mila are becoming friends.
  18. mikeusa
    good night to you all.
  19. mikeusa
    thank you, Elvira, and oksi for jilling off today.
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  21. mikeusa
    Legendary WWE and WCW interviewer "Mean" Gene Okerlund has died. He was 76. "WWE is saddened to learn that WWE Hall of Famer Gene Okerlund, the most recognizable interviewer in sports-entertainment history, has passed away," the pro-wrestling promotion said on Wednesday. "WWE extends its condolences to Okerlund's family, friends and fans." Okerlund got his start with the American Wrestling Association, where interviewed the likes of Jesse “The Body” Ventura — who gave him his “Mean Gene” moniker — Bobby “The Brain” Heenan and Hogan. Okerlund became a staple on national cable TV after he made the move to the WWE, where he had notable interviews with “Macho Man” Randy Savage and The Ultimate Warrior, among many others. He sang the National Anthem during the first-ever Wrestlemania in 1985. Okerlund later moved to do ringside commentary and hosting shows including “All-American Wrestling,” “Tuesday Night Titans,” “Wrestling Challenge” and “Prime Time Wrestling.” He moved over to World Championship Wrestling in 1993 where he again served as the lead interviewer, until he returned to WWE after it was bought WCW in 2001. Shortly after the news of Okerlund’s passing, many in the WWE world including Hogan and fellow WWE broadcaster Jim Ross offered their condolences and remembrances.
  22. mikeusa
    you all have a nice night.
  23. mikeusa
    erin,maluma is with leia in her room.
  24. mikeusa
    here you go 😁
  25. mikeusa
    it all real this time.
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