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Joe Rogan

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Just because I'm staring deep into your birth canal does not mean that I'm f**ked up. It means you should have paid more attention in high school and I have a dollar. I have four quarters and you have a bad job. Don't get pissed at me because you didn't learn how to type, you no-back-up-plan-having pain in the ass.
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response to a stripper

 
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