[quote author=pattycake link=topic=94071.msg600304#msg600304 date=1416354415]
I really did like your forum Chairman, and you seem like a nice person.
But when it comes to men talking about sex with children, that's where I draw the line.
I had a lot of fun. It was great while it lasted, but it's time for Pattycake to move on.
You hear that Map? Patty is finished.
All it takes is pedophiles to get me packing from a forum.
Peace out.
[/quote] No you are not finished cause you aint got no place else to go and come tomorrow you will be back right here again. Do agree wid your sentiments regarding the other poster
what child abuse yuh talkin' about..who talk about and agree with child abuse ::confused::
who black man here agree with child abuse..which black man did it?
I dont know wat yuh talking about pattacake. I had nutten to do with it.
dont go..Ilike you. aren't you Helma Malooney of the thickness and pouty lips?
pouty lips have stoked many fi'ahs. doh go. stay and terrorize ketchin with his itching wuk bench. he wud like to get you there but you cyan stay jess out of reach..keep him stretchin' :-[ :-[ :-[
me I too ole' now. I have look and dream. oh well!
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