Koekeroek
Koekeroek by Tuutlielsiesnien September 13, 2012
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Vernon Koekemoer
Vernon Koekemoer is one of the newest internet viral celebrities and also an international tough guy.
He is the new Chuck Norris and David Hasselhoff combined into one awesome entity.
His first appearance was at the H20 party in Boksburg, Johanesburg, South Africa wearing the ultimate clothing to show off his body.
Someone seeing how epic he was, photographed him and placed the photo on the internet and as we all know, its all viral from there.
He is the new Chuck Norris and David Hasselhoff combined into one awesome entity.
His first appearance was at the H20 party in Boksburg, Johanesburg, South Africa wearing the ultimate clothing to show off his body.
Someone seeing how epic he was, photographed him and placed the photo on the internet and as we all know, its all viral from there.
Vernon Koekemoer' calendar goes straight from March 31st to April 2nd. No one fools Vernon Koekemoer.
Vernon Koekemoer by Sogoro January 10, 2009
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