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Bow Tie Boy weirdness

by: Carnacki

Tue Jun 12, 2007 at 14:30:00 PM EDT


Meant to post on this the other day. Bow Tie Boy at the State Journal:

We’re like the kind of good looking girl with the weird ex-boyfriend for Democrats – they’d like to get with us, but we’re probably not worth the aggravation.

Forget politics for a moment, that statement by him really exposes more of Bow Tie Boy's personality and background than I suspect he really intended.

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