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Is there a non-specific forum?

I can be so evil ...

(Yes, this is a satirical thread)

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Re: Is there a non-specific forum?

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I can be so evil ...

(Yes, this is a satirical thread)

But a lot better than the unmoderated forum.
A person can get snake bite down there.

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