Is seeing believing?


	Is seeing believing?

lifecyce1898

3-19-2009 6:56 AM

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lifecyce1898 says:

Not for the wacked out RRR. Clip the links, nice flash site that is not clipable

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3-19-2009 3:55 PM

chestnut501

Great Clip, I'm glad to know that this is being documented.

3-19-2009 5:38 PM

Anomaly100

It's amazing that this guy was once a skeptic.

3-20-2009 11:22 AM

Vizipok

Balog is a Hungarian surname.

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