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You also wouldn't want him to have a drop in testosterone production due to confrontation with hideous fat lump while training, because that can lead to depression in men, and depression + knives is not a nice equation.
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Yes it was actually being able to stand in front of the board and the thrower still being able to see it.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYou mean 'ability to stand still with your mouth shut and avoiding irritating your colleagues while not taking up too much space'. You're probably right there.
Him not throwing up was a bonus.
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You mean 'ability to stand still with your mouth shut and avoiding irritating your colleagues while not taking up too much space'. You're probably right there.Originally posted by vetran View PostI think 'White Dee' probably hasn't got the qualifications.
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Good thighs and hips, polishes up quite well with some make-up. Yeah, why not?Originally posted by vetran View PostMich - assessment please?
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Coming over here and dodging our knives
Romanian came to Britain to take a job no one REALLY wants as a knife-thrower's assistant | Mail Online
Mich - assessment please?
well this is one job I'm not too interested in, I think 'White Dee' probably hasn't got the qualifications.The Romanian woman who came to Britain to take the one job here nobody REALLY wanted... as a knife-thrower's assistant
Dumitrita Tudorache, 27, came to UK so she could join London circus
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