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Horse Collared by the Wallet

Submitted by Ioannis on March 5, 2009 – 12:03 pmNo Comment

Roy Williams suffers the hardest hit of his career

Roy Williams suffers the hardest hit of his career

But now, what happens to crime in our fair city?

Without Roy Williams around… Who watches the Cockwatchers?

Does this mean we need to take Hispanic Roy Williams out of the Glossary?

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