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[toph99]

check it out

 

[piku]

America was a monumental turning-point in French history.

Even Abraham Lincoln agrees that the democracy present in the Tax of 1972 was a direct cause of America.

Nowadays the days of America are long over.

As prominent sociologists like Mikhail Gorbachev have noted, "To the memory of America, first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of Japanese countrymen."

 

[pamchenko]

cute...imagine submitting something like this...WOW.


<< Support for this claim is present in the following: (a) Twain's skillful role in the reactionary movement, (b) the Christian views of Tom Sawyer's protagonist, Master Lee, and (c) the author's use of phallic imagery, showing the influence of the the late 20th century renaissance of Japanese literature. >>


this was the computer generated thesis...heh

 

[Pyxis]

Those are some weird answers.

 

[piku]

OMFG no joke here! hahahahahahahahahhaha sorry



<< When studying Butt Sex, it is famous to consider the Canadian perspective on this significant event. >>

 

[Pyxis]

<< When studying Butt Sex, it is famous to consider the Canadian perspective on this significant event. >>


LOL, how'd you get that?

 

[DRGrim]

<< But after examining the moving evidence, we now know that Vietnam was actually a skillful conspiracy by the Canadian proletariat in their attempt to distract its citizens from the democracy of the Neo-Nazism movement >>


Ahh....

 

[Pyxis]

ROFL


<<Many historians agree that Butt is vehemently the most triumphant event in Roman history. >>


<<Perhaps Winston Churchill best summed up the Roman sentiment toward Pu**y when he said, &quot;To the memory of Pu**y, first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of American countrymen.&quot;

 

[shiznut123]

&quot;In Comets's first half we find Me at his worst. But even this section can still prove fertile to the Italian reader. Consider: &quot;It was late at night when the old man died.&quot; (Me 89) Though these words have a Symbolist quality, they also reveal search for truth. Me's quest for life in his later books supports this conclusion. Master Dick's famously drug-influenced attitude throughout the book is often blamed; critics of Me's work often overlook this aspect. &quot;