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Re: Rudolph: a homosexual metaphor?
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Location: Space Massachusetts
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Re: Rudolph: a homosexual metaphor?
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Location: Lost Vegas
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Re: Rudolph: a homosexual metaphor?
Santa fell on hard times and had to downsize the sleigh team. Fucking internet is cutting into EVERYONE'S livelihood. |
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Location: United Kingdom
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Re: Rudolph: a homosexual metaphor?
EDIT: As it seems FreeRepublic plagiarised it from an unsearchable even earlier version, the thread is re-opened.
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Location: Taipei
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Re: Rudolph: a homosexual metaphor?
Though it seems to be going nowhere and is full of shiatty jokes. |
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