Rose Ann Lovely
The dagger to the sword.
Sorry dear, but if it's booty they are searching for it would be me they are watching.Pirates need news too
((I almost typed thats coz they love booty))
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Game Last to post wins.
- Thread starter Ala Quin
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Holo News Reporter
Booty booty booty rockin everywhere
Bohatei Chorva
Elroodian Escapee
yes funny news person tell us of the new highly expensive ship making it's maiden voyage you can totally trust the strangers on the holonet :3Pirates need news too
((I almost typed thats coz they love booty
Holo News Reporter
sneaky ….
Walking Weapons Platform
Rose Ann Lovely
The dagger to the sword.
Holo News Reporter
Lol
Rose Ann Lovely
The dagger to the sword.
Really bland of you.
Gourmet Gangster
Holo News Reporter
Now I’m hungry
Rose Ann Lovely
The dagger to the sword.
I promise my dear. I'm the hottest thing you will come across.
Bohatei Chorva
Elroodian Escapee
cold as hell lol
Hand of Vol
What if the last to post meant the one with the greatest amount of time since posting?
Then we are doomed
Then we are doomed
Rose Ann Lovely
The dagger to the sword.
I would like to vote against this version.
Bohatei Chorva
Elroodian Escapee
yeah nah mate that's cringe
Rose Ann Lovely
The dagger to the sword.
Fr
Bohatei Chorva
Elroodian Escapee
no cap all fax no printer ong ong
Rose Ann Lovely
The dagger to the sword.
If you speak like that again I'm going to neuter you to make sure you don't reproduce.
We can not have more of you. Walking this earth.
Bohatei Chorva
Elroodian Escapee
thats cap :3
Azezghil Klecika
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