Re: [PIC][272] Big cheese...
,- .--. .--. -. , /\ :( .' .' 5USD `. `. ); /\ , ._.' \ '.".' .( per min. ). `.".' / `._. """"-.\_.-"_.-"-.) (.-"-._"-._/.-"""" >The Listening Monks pricked up their ears and heard bug say: > >> Based on a KISS doll... > >What's a KISS doll? First I thought of the band KISS, but she doesn't >really look like these painted grandpa's, does she? Some of these >plastic ladies men take to bed? Heh... No... Some of that computer dolls, girls can change clothes, hair and stuff... It's for girls. :) -- ~Blazej Kozlowski [Your add could be *here*! ;)] ~da....@poczta.fm [CENSORED][CENSORED][CENSORED] asciipr0n.com/bug [GFA d- s: a21 C L+ W++ N++ w] 147041942_1093730 [PS+ PE Y PGP- tv- b+ DI++++ ]
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