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Re: Turd Ferguson's New Blog 2 Years, 3 Months ago Karma: 193
"Ask and ye shall receive"!

Thanks Hockmir. Too bad we don't currently have any "best picture" contest underway - because there's a "winner" if I've ever seen one.
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OK. That's gross.
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Damn that PIC reminds me of my ex-Wife- I thought this was a nice family site LOL
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Rustyrayl, we try to cater to most "appetites" around here, providing they don't go TOO FAR in the direction of being "gross" or "obscene".

I'm afraid that "talking about bankers" and operating a "family website" are not always compatible objectives (lol)!
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