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also ironic what kind of kids his mom worked with
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She definitely did work with a special needs kid.
There was a poster a while ago that said they were a big PBR fan, and there is no record of a Tom Tomlinson ever in the PBR. Also when Pat claimed his dad was riding, the PBR didn't exist.I don’t understand why he would lie about the bull riding thing. All the other stuff we couldn’t easily disprove even though we know it’s a lie.
And imagine having a master electrician father and getting citied by the city for unsafe electrical outlets.
There was a poster a while ago that said they were a big PBR fan, and there is no record of a Tom Tomlinson ever in the PBR. Also when Pat claimed his dad was riding, the PBR didn't exist.
Incredible hearts,tongues and huge cocks"It's... something."
Nice description, professional author. So "it" "is not" nothing. Thanks for that info dump, Tubby.
I don't recall him mentioning Mama Raven working with (other) retards before, however:
I wonder if the timing lines up with the kid who he said died on him. Luckily, there's probably no truth to any of it. Poor li'l imaginary fellers.
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Are "snowmobile racer" and "ski jumper" new additions to the Tommy Tomlinson CV? His resume is expanding faster than Pat's fat gut.
And who gives a shit about any of this? It's like telling people my dad played beer league softball. No one gives a shit. Even if he himself did these things, who cares? But his father "ski jumping"? Who gives a fuck.
It was me. I proved Pig was totally lying about his father being in the PBR:There was a poster a while ago that said they were a big PBR fan, and there is no record of a Tom Tomlinson ever in the PBR. Also when Pat claimed his dad was riding, the PBR didn't exist.
The only thing on the internet about Tom Tomlinson ridding bulls is this, but that doesn't sound like Pats dad. I think Pat is just making up storys about ANYBODY named Tom Tomlinson and attributing them to his father.
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Katelyn Lide races to the finish Saturday during the short-go of the 13-15 year old poles at the High Plains Junior Rodeo Association Finals held at Curry County Mounted Patrol Arena. (CNJ staff photo: Andrew Chavez By Dave Wagner: CNJ sports writer Casey Richards comes from a rodeo family, but...www.cnjonline.com.php56-17.ord1-1.websitetestlink.com
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