ScottTheLoo

Druggies and drunks are not allowed on my site. Find my websites and see what graphic things I talk about, you would be shocked. You are blocked from my website.

Iowa hospitals are not transparent to other departments.

I couldn't find the right color here.

My website is free. But you are blocked from it!

Did they make the deal?

No, I do not have a comment.

How even elderly people they write off.

Been to alot of Vegas resorts.

Are you enjoying the high gas prices? Good, thanks.

Do people do it?

Stay out of Memphis if you want to live. My opinion is detailed on my website.

Are they hiring? Alot of reviews everywhere.

Scotch tape on eyelids? Why? Hair falling out?

My website. A fun place.

I am back. If you have a problem with that, don't ask.

My review of Intuit Turbo Tax. It was a real waste of time.

I made 30 videos and uploaded them to my website. Did I mention them?

I talked about someone on my website. Who is it? I won't tell....

I am loving the weather here in Vegas.

Your about ready to make a mistake. Being exposed.

Inside the camper. Vegas is warmer.

I'm going to attempt to make a comeback. rvtravelers.org

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What the grapefruit was to me.

Haven't been able to find my videos. Do you want that type of reputation?