You are in Crooms's front yard...

MaleBovineK9

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Thought I'd use it again.

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Porkchop.sixpack

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waste the pleasure of a good dump in his front yard. Tomorrow, however, I probably will calm down to the point where I would.
 

muddawgs33

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You want people to give 17ing money to Byrne after getting beat by a 17ing WAC school? That's the last thing anyone is thinking about unless it's to buy Crooms contract out.. I tell you what, why don't you go find a pool and swim to the bottom and tell me if it smells like roses. Dumbass...
 

muddawgs33

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Why don't Byrne use some of that newly acquired money and buy his *** out and then when he hires someone worth a ****, we give Byrne the money.
 

weblow

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muddawgs33 said:
Why don't Byrne use some of that newly acquired money and buy his *** out and then when he hires someone worth a ****, we give Byrne the money.

I like this plan much better, but that is just me.
 

UpTheMiddlex3Punt

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You are in Croom's front yard.
There is a mailbox.
> tear down mailbox
You have nothing to tear down the mailbox with.
> punch mailbox
Ow! That hurt. The front of the mailbox flew open
> look in mailbox
There is a Barack Obama sign
> take obama sign
Done.
> put obama sign in croom's yard.
Done.
There is an Obama sign in Croom's yard.
> urinate on sign
You relieve yourself on Croom's yard, defacing an Obama sign in the process. You are now full of win.
 
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