Funniest wikipedia paragraph I've seen in awhile


	Funniest wikipedia paragraph I've seen in awhile

Torley

4-24-2007 3:51 AM

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4-24-2007 4:31 AM

Cynicus

I'll say!

4-24-2007 10:27 AM

ashleystar

lol. this is funny.

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