Saturday, September 21, 2019

Blind Items Revealed #3

September 9, 2019

I'm pretty sure the whole world would like to hear the alliterate national sports announcer talking about how he liked high school girls and how he prefers women who aren't too bright so you can trick them a little bit.

Chris Collinsworth

Posted by ent lawyer at 9:30 AM

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