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Queer as a Three Dollar Bill

While I am certainly not a bigot, this still made me laugh out loud. Love him or loathe him, Michael Jackson is certainly one really weird dude.

Hopefully my next entry will be more substantial. Life is keeping me very busy at present.

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May 7th, 2005 Posted by Mark | Life 2005 | no comments
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