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2 comments:
Sterling must have fell out of favor with his Tribal leaders.
After all they control what is printed or broadcast.
Hell he said it was okay if she screwed them all and she has.
What more could he do for them. Here's my squeeze, have at it. What a owner. Are the other owners so generous?
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