Joe: Just checking in on the progression of your mental illness. How are you?
Luzdedos1: i am well
Joe: I worry about you. How is you $$ situation?
Luzdedos1: even with expenses
Joe: You are better off tha most Americans although you live like a Mexican.
Luzdedos1: what’s new with you?
Joe: Just work and family. That’s it.
Luzdedos1: you got kids?
Joe: I was thinking with the upcoming economic implosion you are well prepared. A n economic depression would be a lateral more for you.
Joe: I have two step children. They are mine. I hate the term "step"
Luzdedos1: r they gay?
Joe: As in "happy", sure. As in Clay Aiken, I don’t think so. But look at your poor family they probably never suspected you as a homo.
Luzdedos1: they still love me
Joe: and so does Jesus. How was you hook up with your papa?
Luzdedos1: ok
Joe: He looks great for his age. Who is his plastic surgeon?
Joe: Is he sad you quit porn? Lost your relevance?
Joe: How many fathers can say their sons were on 60 Minutes or Larry Flynt’s hate list, for that matter?
Joe: My dad would be busting his buttons…
Joe: So how can the Jews rescue our economy? Pay retail? Will you marshall the troops, Luke. Will you lead them?
Luzdedos1: I will
Joe: What is your plan?
Joe: Spend less on porn and more on ???
Luzdedos1: prayer
Joe: Prayer is not enough. God helps those who help themselves. Will you pay full retail to bolster the retail sector?
Luzdedos1: i aint got no money, getting by with help from mom and dad
Joe: How about you job selling maps to the porn stars homes?
Joe: Do you think Paul McCartney’s concert in Israel will bring about peace? Will it disarm al queda? I think, yes.
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