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to house such random gallery of crap, but it is and it never
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ceases to amaze me... it's almost as amazing as the fact that
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have lives? Oh wait, I just visited his page... so back to my
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of styles to choose from. Page after page of faces and hair.
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creation of such random and utterly useless information. Then
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through a magazine for a hair-cut style (ladies.. just smile
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and nod and pretend you care) - after looking at a few dozen
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pictures of men, I was able to safely reaffirm my desire for
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heterosexual relations (translation from Bill Clintonese: have
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sex with a woman). And with that thought in mind, I began to
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pine for the college porn collection of old. Mmmm,
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Playboy.</crass comment>
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