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e-Celeb. Known for witty humor on Newgrounds dot com as well as for being a member of the Star Syndicate and The Black Alleys. Ran 4chan out of town.
Also can mean "knocked out".
Has Oprah money.
Also can mean "knocked out".
Has Oprah money.
davidmoore0 by davidmoore0 February 8, 2009
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