SUXBNME

Thanx debbie downer

Your mom liked it

Tube Steak smothered in underwear

Good luck with that in todays society

Arrrr don't know

Move to Mexico: They probably grow on trees down there.

No way...I've talked to both before and they sound nothing alike. I'm not buying it. I miss my dead ghey phillybear

Yugos weren't made in Germany

I don't know. I know that I hate BMW, AUDI, MERCEDES, VW with the same passion. (And the people that drive them)

I don't think it has a gender

So you traded them in before they hit 10,000 miles. Gotcha

They still suck

What a dumb person

I hope you are right

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