Gary Goodson
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What in the world are you talking about?
Random Jabber Jibber thread
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insomnia65
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What can I say it wasn't me it was another guy in another dimension,.looks at Bob Marley, Sheesh were an I.
Mak'er Grow
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
If you’re looking at Bob Marley, where should the bouquets go?
insomnia65
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His wedding was years ago
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Fify
lokie
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His Dreading was Iconic.
Bob Marley: A King & His Crown
February 6, 2015 by Kali Johnson
In history, wearing dreadlocks symbolized many things. It was a personal display of power for warriors in Africa; in India they was worn among adherents of Shiva (in India it was called Jata instead of dreadlocks); and in Jamaica it was the rejection of the Western mainstream beauty standards and the suffering that people build when confronted and negatively criticized for showing their true natural self.
Bob Marley: A King & His Crown | BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect
In history, wearing dreadlocks symbolized many things. It was a personal display of power for warriors in Africa; in India they was worn among adherents of Shiva (in India it was called Jata instead of dreadlocks); and in Jamaica it was the rejection of the Western mainstream beauty standards...
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jerryb73
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Had a rasta tell me. They’re just locks monHis Dreading was Iconic.
Bob Marley: A King & His Crown
February 6, 2015 by Kali Johnson
In history, wearing dreadlocks symbolized many things. It was a personal display of power for warriors in Africa; in India they was worn among adherents of Shiva (in India it was called Jata instead of dreadlocks); and in Jamaica it was the rejection of the Western mainstream beauty standards and the suffering that people build when confronted and negatively criticized for showing their true natural self.
.Bob Marley: A King & His Crown | BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect
In history, wearing dreadlocks symbolized many things. It was a personal display of power for warriors in Africa; in India they was worn among adherents of Shiva (in India it was called Jata instead of dreadlocks); and in Jamaica it was the rejection of the Western mainstream beauty standards...
Singlemalt
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It's only a matter of time
Singlemalt
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Nova Scotia?
TheManicOrganicDK
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How did i end up here.? 
Singlemalt
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Those damned ruby slippersHow did i end up here.?
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I was gonna go with “and squeal like a pig” ...
DarkWeb
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How did i end up here.?
Singlemalt
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I generally debauch at higher class establishments, thanks for the invite tho
MI and TX remain possibilities.
yessica...?
Singlemalt
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Yessica, the most infamous bimbo in Thunder Bay, known world wide