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Well, let’s start by asking why you are wearing a cushion cover.
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Bert’s dart board
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Don’t like to use the word ‘retard’ but if the coat fits wear it.His cushion cover coat is slightly less offensive better than the artificial sperm spattered jeans he used to wear on NATIONAL tv.
Bloke checkered by fashion.
Wealthy hobo homeless. It’s harder and harder to stay relevant about the price of gas for your porche as essential news in NZ these days.
“Mike’s Minute!”
Nekminit…
(Searching for relevance in a post-Covid, climate changed world.)
The dynamic, erudite, charming broadcaster of the day….
Where does this go?
It trickles to the top.