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Too many steroids for those posters. e.g.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostNow we know vetran's outlook on Brexit: they said brexit would be bad for economy - General Conversation - UK Muscle Bodybuilding Forum
In any economic climate or crisis the smart and or rich people get richer and or smarter,mother nature doing its finest making the lazier also work harder...
Much more steroids and they will only be fit to be CUK mods.
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If only I looked that good.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostNow we know vetran's outlook on Brexit: they said brexit would be bad for economy - General Conversation - UK Muscle Bodybuilding Forum
Appears NAT's name on that board is @barsnack.
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Now we know vetran's outlook on Brexit: they said brexit would be bad for economy - General Conversation - UK Muscle Bodybuilding Forum
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A bit????they have been a bit repetitive and boring since you became the de facto DOOM leader on CUK
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Its certainly different - I vote that you should be the de factor leader of the DOOM CUK group.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostHow about this DOOM thread: MF DOOM Thread - Music - HipHopHeads Forum
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Great hopefully we will get some decent DOOM threads, they have been a bit repetitive and boring since you became the de facto DOOM leader on CUK.Originally posted by AtW View PostI am off to focus on SKA
In charge of Tory Brexit DOOM™ will be BlasterBates, scooter and darm.

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Maxi flounce
I am off to focus on SKA
In charge of Tory Brexit DOOM™ will be BlasterBates, scooter and darm.
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