Get's Hot In This Mask

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  1. alfred01
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    Get's Hot In This Mask


    Darn, you know it gets so hot in this mask I have to take it off once in a while just to get some fresh carbon monoxide. Anyway, I thought this would be a good chance for me to show everyone just how handsome I really am so here goes:

    Get's Hot In This Mask-115predatorspictures.jpg

    There, not so bad eh? Heh, where'd everybody go. Hello. HELLO! I guess some people can't stand to look at such beauty.

    SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE
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  3. Johnathan Lyman
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    /facepalm

    lol
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  4. alfred01
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    jelyman said:
    /facepalm

    lol
    Do you know where I can get enough?
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  6. linnemeyerhere
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    Aveda makes a nice cream for that skin. Great smile and tartar control Crest could be in your future as well !
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  7. alfred01
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    I'm going to have too rethink everything my Mother told me, she said the other kids ran away screaming because I was so good looking. Crest huh cheese?
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  8. Ivan the SoSo
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    Quite handsome....
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  10. linnemeyerhere
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    Tartar control Crest ! And maybe a good mud mask complete with cucumbers over the eyes.....oh and speaking of eyes I'm thinking a eye wash of Visine wouldn't hurt but the smile like I said is strong !
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  11. alfred01
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    Ivan the SoSo said:
    Quite handsome....
    Finally, someone with taste, and I don't mean taste taste but someone who recognizes quality. roar
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  12. alfred01
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    linnemeyerhere said:
    Tartar control Crest ! And maybe a good mud mask complete with cucumbers over the eyes.....oh and speaking of eyes I'm thinking a eye wash of Visine wouldn't hurt but the smile like I said is strong !
    Sounds girly, OK let's do it! But cheese, you beehaive!
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  13. linnemeyerhere
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    I'll Try, But I found that's very boring !
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