Selling some of my records and stuff on Ebay because I am a very broke boy.[views:1473][posts:7]_________________________________ [Aug 18,2008 9:28am - c.DeAd ""] Selling some high end shit. Well, to some maybe: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZdejectionveil Just in case anyone was interested. |
| _________________________________ [Aug 18,2008 2:28pm - W3 nli ""] come to the party in framingham while im home and ill buy that Impaled LP from ya |
| _________________________________ [Aug 18,2008 2:50pm - c.DeAd ""] If there are no bids, sure. |
| _________________________________ [Aug 18,2008 3:17pm - W3 nli ""] rock and roll |
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| _________________________________ [Aug 20,2008 2:49pm - c.DeAd ""] Bump |
| _________________________________ [Aug 20,2008 8:58pm - W3 nli ""] i enjoy punch and pie. |
| __________________________________________ [Aug 21,2008 12:06am - PleasureCorpse ""] bump off fuckers |