I don't look at men's penises.

Sure you don't.

Shut the f.uck up

Yes you do, don't lie. The flood knows the truth

No, I don't.

Yes you do. You can't hide the truth from the flood

Yes I can

Oh so your admitting you can hide the truth that you look at penises? Thereby admitting you look at penises. I win

-_- I hate you

Don't hate the player hate the game

Why the Hell would I be looking at a guy's dick?

because some people have visible dicks, or because you're a self-denying gay

So, sorry. If dicks don't please me, I don't have a desire to look at one.

ergo you are dissatisfied with dick ergo farquaad dick

I don't see how not liking dick makes mine tiny.

it's simple man logic 1. everyone has a tiny dick except for me 2. gaara444 is not me ergo 3. gaara444 is from belgium

What?

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