BornNBredRed
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Over 820 reviews on 1 gallon of milk being sold on the Internet. My favorite review so far:
41 of 46 people found the following review helpful:
Good stuff, I believe., November 29, 2006
Reviewer: Victor Lopez (Puerto Rico) - See all my reviews
I stalked a person for an entire year at my former place of employment. I knew this persons schedule better than mine: what they ate; where they ate;
how much they ate; where they worked; their salary; their favorite color; all of their relatives names and addresses; what color sheets they had on their
bed; their social security number; their bank PIN; the list goes on and on.
I have several pictures of this person that I took- they are in a book that I keep in my ceiling- hidden behind the acoustic tiles.
I also have some of their hair and item of clothing.
On the 366th day I approached this person and buried a 14 ounce hammer into the top of their head. I then carried the body to my work- and threw it
into a smelter. I now believe that the body is part of a building in Oxford, Ohio.
I still wear the article of clothing and look at the pictures.
Oh, and for the milk? Still pretty refreshing after all that. Goes great with my oatmeal cookies.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/customer-...e&n=3370831
Over 820 reviews on 1 gallon of milk being sold on the Internet. My favorite review so far:
41 of 46 people found the following review helpful:
Good stuff, I believe., November 29, 2006
Reviewer: Victor Lopez (Puerto Rico) - See all my reviews
I stalked a person for an entire year at my former place of employment. I knew this persons schedule better than mine: what they ate; where they ate;
how much they ate; where they worked; their salary; their favorite color; all of their relatives names and addresses; what color sheets they had on their
bed; their social security number; their bank PIN; the list goes on and on.
I have several pictures of this person that I took- they are in a book that I keep in my ceiling- hidden behind the acoustic tiles.
I also have some of their hair and item of clothing.
On the 366th day I approached this person and buried a 14 ounce hammer into the top of their head. I then carried the body to my work- and threw it
into a smelter. I now believe that the body is part of a building in Oxford, Ohio.
I still wear the article of clothing and look at the pictures.
Oh, and for the milk? Still pretty refreshing after all that. Goes great with my oatmeal cookies.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/customer-...e&n=3370831
