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when Miley Cyrus gets naked and licks a hammer, it's called "art."  But when I do it......I'm "wasted" and have to leave Home Depot. 

 

This just doesn't seem fair.

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    Just don't lick the windows.

     

    Especially the display models.

     

     

     

    Easy Peasy

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    haha...tiffany...I saw you there!!!!!!!!!!!

     

    :)

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    Bwahahaha nutter; )

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    lol tiffany  to cute :lol: 

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    I love starting the day with a good laugh...thanks, Tiff!

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    When is anything to do with Miley Cyrus regarded as art?

     

    I would agree everything she has ever done (and likely will ever do) could (and probably should) be regarded as "utter turd", "artistically void", "pedestrian", "abusive to ears".

     

    Frankly she should really just kill her dad and then herself, after all, her dad had the indecency to spread his mullet laden seed in the first place.

     

     

    ...I'm going to take my happy pills now...

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