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Otherwise, what other career is open to you besides crime? Well, prison inmate, perhaps.
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I don't know how to read or write I use the software that blind people use to read this therd.tribdog said:This is a worthless thread. If you can read, you have no need of it. If you can't read you don't know this thread is here.
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