Brian Fellows
Brian Fellows by Ayy Ro June 1, 2005
brian fellows
THATS CRAZY!
WHY'D YOU CUT HIS HAIR SO SHORT.
saturday night live strikes again with another strike. all of the pins got knocked down with this one. not a spare. or a ball. the crazy McCrazy ladies man puts it right down the middle with a little bit of southern hemispherical english. i mean counter-clockwise. which prof mohapatra calls anti-clockwise. and he teaches here at college park. where we have squirrels. with black fur. and... "THATS CRAZY!"
"WHY'D HE CUT HIS HAIR SO SHORT?"
thankyou,
does anybody have any questions?
WHY'D YOU CUT HIS HAIR SO SHORT.
saturday night live strikes again with another strike. all of the pins got knocked down with this one. not a spare. or a ball. the crazy McCrazy ladies man puts it right down the middle with a little bit of southern hemispherical english. i mean counter-clockwise. which prof mohapatra calls anti-clockwise. and he teaches here at college park. where we have squirrels. with black fur. and... "THATS CRAZY!"
"WHY'D HE CUT HIS HAIR SO SHORT?"
thankyou,
does anybody have any questions?
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brian fellows by we hate duke May 3, 2005
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