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BEARCATDALE Offline
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why ban those shirts when these are available
Amazon removes Harris t shirts


but these are available (NSFW) Well it appears the dirty word filter on the site won't go to the actual shirts you can get. Search on your own to see what you can get that disparages the other side.
08-19-2020 10:40 PM
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RE: why ban those shirts when these are available
well, this one brought a chuckle:

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this one, too:

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08-19-2020 10:47 PM
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