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How's Kim Lardasian ass looking this morning and is she still having words with her little sister about the possible breakup to some rapper or such like? -
leaving the van stranded in the middle of the roadSounds like he got off lightly, I've had to pay more when I've been clampedI've had to pay £150 to get the van back
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"I read in the Daily Mail"
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Girl horrified when monkeys share moment on car at Knowsley safari park | Daily Mail Online
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Anyone would think they were the ones "under attack"In the clip, parent's Andrew, 38, and Natalie, 32, can be heard yelling: 'No, no, no' as the male animal mounts his partner
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I only found out her immigration status and how much her house is worth.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHow's Kim Lardasian ass looking this morning and is she still having words with her little sister about the possible breakup to some rapper or such like?Comment
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Monkey selfie: Photographer 'relieved' over court ruling - BBC NewsOriginally posted by vetran View PostFound Nick with Video
Girl horrified when monkeys share moment on car at Knowsley safari park | Daily Mail Online
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWTF?A spokeswoman from PETA said despite the "setback", the case was "a vital step toward fundamental rights for non-human animals for their own sake".Comment
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Parent's ?Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post
Anyone would think they were the ones "under attack"In the clip, parent's Andrew, 38, and Natalie, 32, can be heard yelling: 'No, no, no' as the male animal mounts his partner
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Yep, pasted directly from the Fail.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostParent's ?
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The case was brought by the campaign group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) which claimed Naruto, a crested macaque from Indonesia, should be the author and owner.
Yet Mr Slater, 50, said the monkey in his photograph was a female called Ella.Obviously a lot cleverer than PETA"At least it's got people thinking about the monkey, its situation, animal rights and how intelligent these animals are."
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