12-10-05 [AAJ] My Brother
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- Ravenhull
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12-10-05 [AAJ] My Brother
"Don't call me a dirty old man.... Cuz I'm not old... I'm of a fine vintage..."
"Get your mind out the gutter... you're crowding me."
"Get your mind out the gutter... you're crowding me."
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Re: 12-10-05 [AAJ] My Brother
On the bright side, the interrogator can leave work early!
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Re: 12-10-05 [AAJ] My Brother
Wow he got killed off fast
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Re: 12-10-05 [AAJ] My Brother
Is it at all possible that some of the changes to the new Count Von Brucken's character and his plots against the U.S. were caused by sorrow at the deaths of his father and older brother? I know he had plenty of reasons to dislike, even despise, them both. But they were his family, and they were both taken from him due to activities connected with U.S. Black Ops. No matter how much you may come to hate your family, they're your first touchstone; they are yours to hate or love.
Incidentally, who thinks Eduard did not commit suicide? Rogue agent-boy and Agent Double-cross are still at large - and Agent Doublecross has the full freedom of the nation, now she's changed her career in espionage for one in golddigging.
Incidentally, who thinks Eduard did not commit suicide? Rogue agent-boy and Agent Double-cross are still at large - and Agent Doublecross has the full freedom of the nation, now she's changed her career in espionage for one in golddigging.
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Re: 12-10-05 [AAJ] My Brother
Way to leave us hanging Ed.
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politics: n. pl. from the Grk polis, meaning many, and the OE ticia, meaning blood sucking insects.
politics: n. pl. from the Grk polis, meaning many, and the OE ticia, meaning blood sucking insects.