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Racegirl3
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Uh huh ... You're married. You shouldnt have to mass debate any more. Leave that to us single people
dwtinc
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Uh huh ... You're married. You shouldnt have to mass debate any more. Leave that to us single people
Why can't we all mass debate
Uh huh ... You're married. You shouldnt have to mass debate any more. Leave that to us single people
RG, after the first year or, if u r lucky, 2 years, that's all you get. :rofl:
That is, if you are a guy.
MOBILEMERCMAN
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Why do you have to talk smack?
MOBILEMERCMAN
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Are you trying to make trouble?
Davidmnc
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Bobcat may say we are mean, but it ain't so!!! We love every one................even him and his cheat'n self!!!
MOBILEMERCMAN
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What are you on?
There will be no beatings. It is not a bad dream. Shake it off my friend
Davidmnc
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Racegirl3
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Columbus police have arrested a man they say was responsible for a Web site where customers could post reviews of prostitutes.
Robert Eric McFadden is accused of trading information about online escorts and prostitutes who worked the streets, including a 17-year-old girl. Police say he also helped organize a $10-a-ticket raffle that offered an evening with a prostitute.
The 46-year-old McFadden was arrested Wednesday and faces numerous charges, including compelling prostitution involving a minor.
No attorney for McFadden was listed with the Franklin County Jail.
McFadden formerly served as director of the Faith-Based and Community Initiatives office under Gov. Ted Strickland. He was transferred to a job with the state prisons department in 2007 and laid off in March 2008 due to budget cuts.
Robert Eric McFadden is accused of trading information about online escorts and prostitutes who worked the streets, including a 17-year-old girl. Police say he also helped organize a $10-a-ticket raffle that offered an evening with a prostitute.
The 46-year-old McFadden was arrested Wednesday and faces numerous charges, including compelling prostitution involving a minor.
No attorney for McFadden was listed with the Franklin County Jail.
McFadden formerly served as director of the Faith-Based and Community Initiatives office under Gov. Ted Strickland. He was transferred to a job with the state prisons department in 2007 and laid off in March 2008 due to budget cuts.
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