Just in time for the holidays:
The FPD also comes in blue.
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Just to clarify, I’m not against technology or innovation:
I use insertion tubes. (And internet tubes.)
maybe zangie has been
maybe zangie has been moonlighting with the onion.
No no!
See, this is how rumors get spread. What really happened is he’s been eating onions under the light of the full moon. I think it’s some kind of Reclinist ritual.
that would explain the teeth
that would explain the teeth