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I disagree... Dominic Send a noteboard - 20/01/2010 04:11:15 AM
the victor is usually the one who lies, cheats and steals more than their opponent unfortunately...


no the victor is usually the one who doesn't get caught... at least not until after the election...
the guy formally known as Kalin

I really am shocked I am posting here again... but then again I'm sure you are to...
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