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In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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25 October 2016, 04:22by poolerboy0077
The Rape Gatsby
White Pride and Prejudice
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Assgrabbin
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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25 October 2016, 18:52by poolerboy0077
Here's one for Rosie: The Countess of Monte Crisco
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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26 October 2016, 04:59by Burns
Catch Her in the Thigh
Rape Expectations
The Idiot
White Pride and Prejudice was the first one that came into my head haha.
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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26 October 2016, 05:05by Burns
David Cop-a-feel
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26 October 2016, 05:28by Bruns
Nonsense and Insensibility
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26 October 2016, 08:37by Lucas
Moby Dick
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26 October 2016, 16:26by deutschische
Harry Potter and the Half-Braggadocious Hombre
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26 October 2016, 17:47by Derek
poolerboy0077 wrote:Here's one for Rosie: The Countess of Monte Crisco
This one got me.
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26 October 2016, 19:43by poolerboy0077
Lucas wrote:Moby Dick
Like shoot in' fish in a barrel with her!
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27 October 2016, 01:59by Lucas
poolerboy0077 wrote:Lucas wrote:Moby Dick
Like shoot in' fish in a barrel with her!
Also his blubber reserves could be used for lantern oil.
for Hillary
Charlotte's Web of Lies
(Charlatan's Web of Lies)
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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30 October 2016, 03:41by Yeauxleaux
Fifty Shades of Orange
The Grabber of The Rings
A Game of Drones: A Song of ISIS and Hospital Fires.
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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30 October 2016, 09:29by Bruns
Yeauxleaux wrote:A Game of Drones: A Song of ISIS and Hospital Fires.
GAGGING!
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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30 October 2016, 18:34by Yeauxleaux
I'm going to Hell for that one haha
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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7 November 2016, 14:16by York
Lucas wrote:Moby Dick
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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7 November 2016, 14:16by York
I like Trump. I think he will win.
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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8 November 2016, 04:30by poolerboy0077
York wrote:I like Trump. I think he will win.
That's not a book title. That's just you vomiting your own excrement.
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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8 November 2016, 05:48by Derek
York wrote:I like Trump. I think he will win.
If ever there was time that made you seem especially like a coked-out Russian.
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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8 November 2016, 07:14by York
Derek wrote:York wrote:I like Trump. I think he will win.
If ever there was time that made you seem especially like a coked-out Russian.
Trump the last chance to avoid World War 3. All is ready.
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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8 November 2016, 07:25by poolerboy0077
York wrote:Derek wrote:York wrote:I like Trump. I think he will win.
If ever there was time that made you seem especially like a coked-out Russian.
Trump the last chance to avoid World War 3. All is ready.
I think I'll vote for his favorite candidate instead.
Re: In this thread we post classic book titles inspired by Trump
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8 November 2016, 08:21by Derek
York wrote:Derek wrote:York wrote:I like Trump. I think he will win.
If ever there was time that made you seem especially like a coked-out Russian.
Trump the last chance to avoid World War 3. All is ready.
Worried that your country will stick with its time-tested military strategy of crushing its enemies with the weight of its own soldiers' dead bodies?