Sunday, November 10, 2013

Don't

I can imagine a lot of things but c'mon. Do not read 'Brand of Justice' if you live in a perfect world, with perfect kids. Don't read it if 'F' words disturb you and you believe that it'll never happen to you. Lifes is toooooooooo short. Be Careful out there.

Hey wait a minute . . . The Rock is in 'Brand of Justice'!!!

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