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USC Officials Appalled By Young Couple Having Sex On Top Of Education Building In Front Of Hundreds
I blame the decline of organized religion in our society for this depravity. The Daily Mail reports: An inquiry has been launched after a couple were caught apparently having sex on the rooftop of a USC building – allegedly in … Continue reading
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Ching chong ling long ting tong – Blonde Chick Complains About Noisy Asians In UCLA Library
Watch the whole show: The UCLA Daily Bruin reports. Greg Leake emails: Hi Luke, I’m with you and Rabbs. I believe Alexandra Wallace is being discriminated against because she’s cute, white, and has the temerity to believe that UCLA is … Continue reading
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Tagged ching chong, multi culturalism, relative silence, ting tong, ucla daily bruin, ucla library
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UCLA Condemns Video By Hot Blonde Alexandra Wallace Criticizing Asians
I went to UCLA. I think we called it “United Caucasians Lost Among Asians.” Chaim Amalek emails: “There are other currents running beneath this rant, namely, the war between the White Bimbo and the Yellowoman for the affections and wealth … Continue reading
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