Ray9
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Looks a lot like Joe doesn't it?
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No one had to make anything up about anything here like they did with Trump.
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Was Ashley Biden's dad a movie star?
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Looks a lot like Joe doesn't it?
No one had to make anything up about anything here like they did with Trump.
bluzman61
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There IS a resemblance. Strange, very strange.
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Looks a lot like Joe doesn't it?
thank heaven for little girls - Search Videos
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No one had to make anything up about anything here like they did with Trump.
You love you some Pedo Joe eh?
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The uh. . . comments are interesting.
Bit of a debate about how Hollywood was, then and now.
I learned some interesting things. . . yes. You always do in the comments of these videos.
Before the release of Forbidden Zone, Elfman had taken over the Mystic Knights as lead singer-songwriter in 1979, paring the group down to eight players,[28] shortening the name to Oingo Boingo, and recording and touring as a ska-influenced new wave band.[2] Their biggest success among eight studio albums penned by Elfman was 1985's Dead Man's Party,[29] featuring the hit song "Weird Science" from the movie of the same name.[3] The band also appeared performing their single "Dead Man's Party" in the 1986 movie Back to School,[30] for which Elfman also composed the score. Elfman shifted the band to a more guitar-oriented rock sound in the late 1980s,[31] which continued through their last album Boingo in 1994.
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I could be wrong. . but isn't that Peter Dinklage in this video?
Bit of a debate about how Hollywood was, then and now.
I learned some interesting things. . . yes. You always do in the comments of these videos.
Before the release of Forbidden Zone, Elfman had taken over the Mystic Knights as lead singer-songwriter in 1979, paring the group down to eight players,[28] shortening the name to Oingo Boingo, and recording and touring as a ska-influenced new wave band.[2] Their biggest success among eight studio albums penned by Elfman was 1985's Dead Man's Party,[29] featuring the hit song "Weird Science" from the movie of the same name.[3] The band also appeared performing their single "Dead Man's Party" in the 1986 movie Back to School,[30] for which Elfman also composed the score. Elfman shifted the band to a more guitar-oriented rock sound in the late 1980s,[31] which continued through their last album Boingo in 1994.
Danny Elfman - Wikipedia
I could be wrong. . but isn't that Peter Dinklage in this video?
The Original Tree
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He want by the alias of "Pedo Peter"
Looks a lot like Joe doesn't it?
thank heaven for little girls - Search Videos
No one had to make anything up about anything here like they did with Trump.
two_iron
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He's known as Pedo Pete in the family, soooo......
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