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What LARPers Say in Bed
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Pain Is A Good Thing
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Why I Keep The Mules
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Because I Wear Carhartt
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Picks And Dicks
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I Fought The Bra
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Why My Baby Left Me
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Kevin Hensold Makanda, Illinois
Living the country life in Southern Illinois, Kevin Hensold enjoys the simple things in life--meth, xenophobia, murder, assault rifles, excessive consumerism, arson, and the good ole fashioned objectification of women. All in the name of THE LORD, of course! ... more
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