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    Saturday
    Mar122011

    Commercial Break: Creepy Fan Is Creepy

    DateSaturday, March 12, 2011 at 9:27PM

    It's been a good day for the Brog, but I must admit to trolling the lovely users over at N4G. I wanted to point out a flaw in the submission system. So let's all relax by getting unnerved. Gaze into a man's eyes who clearly is gazing into yours.

     

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