water garden
water garden by iain 1986 April 10, 2007
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Why was the pimp afraid to water his garden?
Because he didn't trust his hose. -Shabbazz Spencer
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Watergardens
A shoping centere in the western suburbs of victoria
Commonly knows as WaterGzzz
Where Adidas and numberplate hats are the essetial atire
The only place in the world where trackies are acceptable over jeans
THe food court is the place to be for muzzas.
Watergardens is the home of 13 year old PHD shufflers who think their the maddest
for some reason two safeways ?
Smaller version of highpoint
Commonly knows as WaterGzzz
Where Adidas and numberplate hats are the essetial atire
The only place in the world where trackies are acceptable over jeans
THe food court is the place to be for muzzas.
Watergardens is the home of 13 year old PHD shufflers who think their the maddest
for some reason two safeways ?
Smaller version of highpoint
Watergardens by frankwazere October 30, 2007
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